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<blockquote data-quote="Navar" data-source="post: 2042047" data-attributes="member: 2313"><p>No, I don't think that the sex trade is too trivial to be brought into an RPG campaign.&nbsp; In fact the problem here is that all of the example you gave ARE EVIL.&nbsp; So you post proves my point.&nbsp; If women don't have another choice the entire soceity is evil, and any paladin worth his salt would free the women and overthrow the despot who caused the problems in the first place.&nbsp; I don't feel that starving or whoreing are the only 2 choices that women have in any part of the world (Though I know that whoreing or death is a sad reaility as they are slaves but that takes out the choice), but I also know that it is often the Easist choice.&nbsp; Let me give an example.&nbsp; To get my 3.5 books I can either go to work, get stressed, come home late, miss my family, and get paid then use that money to buy my books, or I can get a board, drive a nail in it, walk into my LGS and take whatever book I want.&nbsp; I choose to work.&nbsp; In those countries the women may be socially conditioned to beleive that they only have 1 choice, but I know that if their clients stopped using their services they would find another way to survive.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Navar, post: 2042047, member: 2313"] No, I don't think that the sex trade is too trivial to be brought into an RPG campaign. In fact the problem here is that all of the example you gave ARE EVIL. So you post proves my point. If women don't have another choice the entire soceity is evil, and any paladin worth his salt would free the women and overthrow the despot who caused the problems in the first place. I don't feel that starving or whoreing are the only 2 choices that women have in any part of the world (Though I know that whoreing or death is a sad reaility as they are slaves but that takes out the choice), but I also know that it is often the Easist choice. Let me give an example. To get my 3.5 books I can either go to work, get stressed, come home late, miss my family, and get paid then use that money to buy my books, or I can get a board, drive a nail in it, walk into my LGS and take whatever book I want. I choose to work. In those countries the women may be socially conditioned to beleive that they only have 1 choice, but I know that if their clients stopped using their services they would find another way to survive. [/QUOTE]

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