Originally posted by: KarenMarie
If the bottom line is both scenerios is sex for money.... then no, there is not moral or legal difference.
Having said that... I think the whole prostitution being illegal thing is pretty moronic.
a guy can take a girl out on a date, buy her dinner, take her home and have sex all night and it is perfectly legal. But if he gives her the same amount in cash instead of dinner, it is illegal. That makes no sense to me. If a man pays a woman to come and clean his house, wash his laundry and cook his food, he can pay her in cash and it is legal. but if he has sex with her, and give her the same hourly wage, they get arrested. silly, imho.
Personally, I think... from a legal standpoint... this should be states rights issue. Voters decide if they want a brothel in thier town or not. Strict restrictions would be put in place and all 'employees' should be tested regulary and pay taxes. And I think there should be the same restrictions as bars and casinos are far as how close to a church or school they should be.
It makes no sense to me that... if two consenting adults decide they will trade sex for money the government should get involved.