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ThePhilippines ThePhilippinesisagoodAsianexample,Technicallyprostitutionisillegalbutwhenit hadU.S.militarybasestherewassuchahugedemandbyU.S.militarymenforsex,it flourished.Buttobepoliticallycorrect,bargirlsare"CustomerRelationsofficers".They arerequiredtohaveweeklySTDcheckupsandquarterlyHIVtests!Butofficiallythere arenobarfinesorsexworkers,justGuestRelationshipOfficerswhoarebargirlsthathave...
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ThePhilippines
ThePhilippinesisagoodAsianexample,Technicallyprostitutionisillegalbutwhenit
hadU.S.militarybasestherewassuchahugedemandbyU.S.militarymenforsex,it
flourished.Buttobepoliticallycorrect,bargirlsare"CustomerRelationsofficers".They
arerequiredtohaveweeklySTDcheckupsandquarterlyHIVtests!Butofficiallythere
arenobarfinesorsexworkers,justGuestRelationshipOfficerswhoarebargirlsthathave
tocarrygovernmentissuedIDbadges.Sexworkisanverybigindustryandsupports
manypeopleespeciallyinsmallercitieslikeAngeles.Unlessitinvolveschildrenthereis
noenforcementandnolegalriskforthebargirlsortheircustomers.It'sjustlike
secondarywivesinmuchofAsia.Itissimplyacceptedbutoftennotpublicly
acknowledged.
Canada
Canadaisacloserexampleoffewlegalproblemsandmoreequalpurchasingpower.The
typical$CAN200/hrcostfor1houroffullservicewithnosillytipsexpectedisabargain
forU.S.customerssincethisisabout$US170.Onereasonpricesaresoreasonable
comparedtotheU.S.isthereisnolegalriskandmanymorewomenchoosesexworkasa
professionfortherightreasonsandenjoyit.Canada(asinmostoftheworld)hasmostly
honestsexworkersvsmostlyscams,ripoffsormuchhigherpricedprovidersintheU.S.
withthehugeunmetdemandfornaturalsexualitybutfewerwomenwillingtotakethe
legalrisks.Morewomengetintosexworkfortherightreasonsasalegitimatechoice,
whenyoudon'thavethelegalrisksoftheU.S.Prostitutionhasalwaysbeenlegalin
Canada,butitslimitedbythe1850bawdyhouserestrictionandyoucan'tpubliclysolicit
onabusystreetorpublicarea.
Prepareadiscussionofatleastfoursubstantialparagraphsansweringthequestionsthat
follow.
Useatleastonesourcebeyondthecoursetextthatsupportsyourposition
(remembertociteyoursourceinAPAstyle).
Respondtoatleasttwoofyourclassmates'
postings.
Whatwouldbetheconsequencesforsocietyifwecouldeffectivelyhaltthepracticeof
prostitution?
Shouldwedothisevenifwecould?
Couldprostitutioneverbyorganizedsuchthatitdidnotresultintheexploitationof
women?
Encourage
yourstudentstoutilizeKingsleyDavis'modelofprostitutionasfunctional
devianceinthediscussion.
Withoutprostitutionthemenwouldrapemorewomen.
LessemploymentPolice
Ithinkweshouldlegalizeitthentaxit.Itwouldbesaferforallinvolvedifitwerea
regulatedindustry.Theprostituteswouldbecleanbecausehealthcheckswouldbe
mandatoryandcondomswouldbefree.Theymightevenallhavetobeonbirthcontrol.
Alsotheywouldn'thavetoworryaboutpimpsthatbeatthembecausetheywouldbeable
toreportsuchabusivebehaviour.Itwouldbesaferforcustomersbecausetheywould
knowwhattheyweregetting.Alsoprostituteswouldbeabletosaynowhichisalso
betterIthinkforthem.Idon'tthinkprostitutioniswrong.Ithinkit'ssmartforwomen
whowanttodoitandaregoodatit.Ialsothinkthedrugaddictedprostituteswouldbe
nonexistentbecausedrugswouldstillbeillegalandtheycouldreportitagainiftheir
pimpmadethemtakedrugs.
Prostitutionwouldgoundergroundandviolencewouldincreaseandmorewomenwould
gethurtorkilled.
Moremarriageswouldendindivorce.
Prostituteswouldbetraffickedtoothercountries.
I,forone,thinkitcouldhelpmarriageswhereonespouseortheotherhasdifferent
sexualtastesthantheother.Heorshecanhavetheirpreferencestakencareofbya
prostitute,andstillgohometotheirrespectivespouses.
"ThetruthformeandmanysexworkersIknowisthatwechosesexworkformoney,
independence,freedomanddignity.Ifyoucan'tunderstandthelastword,dignity,then
youaremiredinaviewpointaboutsexingeneral,andsexandwomeninparticular,that
thispatriarchalsocietywantsyoutobuy.
Thereisanothertruthconsequentlyaboutsexwork.Yes,sexworkcanbedignified,
honestandhonorable.Ifyoudon'tbelieveme,youmayneverhaveaskedyourselfwhyis
thesourceofhumanlife(ofmostlife)consideredasourceofshame?Trytofindthe
answertothatquestionforyourselfandyouwillunlockauniverseofhiddentruths."
Further,sexworkerscanprovidecommittedcouplesawaytogratifyneedsforsexual
varietywithoutriskingtheemotionalattachmentsarisingfromsexualaffairs.
"[P]rostitutionisconsistentwiththepursuitofhappinessofbothprostitutesandthemen
whovisitthem.Moreover,tothe(somewhatquestionable)extentthattheavailabilityof
commercialsexpartnerschannelsexcessmalesexualenergyawayfromthewivesof
othermen(therebypreventingadultery)orunwillingsexualpartners(therebypreventing
rapeandsexualassault),prostitutionisbeneficialinabroadersense."
Groupsprotestingtheviolationofanindividualscivilliberties.
Whatwouldbetheconsequencesforsocietyifwecouldeffectivelyhaltthepracticeof
prostitution?
Prostitutionistheperformanceofsexualactsforpayment.(Shedlin,2010).
Withoutprostitutionthemenwouldrapemorewomen.
Prostitutionwouldgoundergroundandviolencewouldincreaseandmorewomenwould
gethurtorkilled.
Moremarriageswouldendindivorce.
Prostituteswouldbetraffickedtoothercountries.
Further,sexworkerscanprovidecommittedcouplesawaytogratifyneedsforsexual
varietywithoutriskingtheemotionalattachmentsarisingfromsexualaffairs.
Prostitutionistheperformanceofsexualactsforpayment.(Shedlin,2010).Ifwewere
abletosomehowhaltinoursocietytodaywewouldseeanincreaseinrapetowards
women,aformofprostitutionwouldbeorganizedunderground,moremarriageswould
endindivorceandtraffickingofwomentoothercountrieswoulddefinitelyincrease.
KingsleyDaviswroteanarticleconcludingthatprostitutesprovideasexualoutletfor
men.Thisincludesshyordisfiguredmenwhowouldnotnormallybeabletofinda
sexualpartner(Henslin,2008,p.63).Thesemenwouldhavetofindthisoutlet
somewhereelseandthiscouldincluderape.
HumantraffickingwouldalsobecomeamajorproblemintheUnitedStates.Young
womenareabductedorrunawayfromhomeandhavebeenforcedintoprostitution.This
typeofkidnappingwouldincreaseduetohumantraffickingtoothercountriesfromthe
UnitedStates.
Amarriedmanmaydesirecertainthingsthatheisembarrassedtoaskhiswifeto
participatein.ThegreatsexresearcherHelenKaplanoncewroteofapowerfulman
whosemarriageendedwhenhiswife,whomhelovedverymuch,foundoutthathewas
seeingadominatrix.Sadly,Dr.Kaplansaid,theman's"requirements"wereminimal,but
hewasafraidhiswifewouldabandonhimifheevensuggestedshedowhatthe
dominatrixdid(Berkowitz,2008).Withoutprostitutiontherewouldhavebeennooutlet
forthismanandinstancessuchasthesecouldleadtoanincreaseindivorce.Evenifwe
couldhaltprostitutiontheexamplesmentionedinthisparagraphamongmanyothers
demonstrateitshouldntbedone.Evenifprostitutionweretobeorganizeditwouldnot
preventtheexploitationofwomen.Insocietytodaywomenareexploitedinmany
differentaspectssuchasmusicvideos,advertising,pornographyandtheseexamplesare
organized.
Prostitutionistheperformanceofsexualactsforpayment.(Shedlin,2010).Ifwewereabletosomehowhaltprostitutionin
oursocietytodaywewouldseeanincreaseinrapetowardswomen,aformofprostitutionwouldbeorganizedunderground,
moremarriageswouldendindivorceandtraffickingofwomentoothercountrieswoulddefinitelyincrease.
KingsleyDaviswroteanarticleconcludingthatprostitutesprovideasexualoutletformen.Thisincludesshyordisfigured
menwhowouldnotnormallybeabletofindasexualpartner(Henslin,2008,p.63).Thesemenwouldhavetofindthisoutlet
somewhereelseandthiscouldincluderape.
HumantraffickingwouldalsobecomeamajorproblemintheUnitedStates.Youngwomenareabductedorrunawayfrom
homeandhavebeenforcedintoprostitution.Thistypeofkidnappingwouldincreaseduetohumantraffickingtoother
countriesfromtheUnitedStates.
Amarriedmanmaydesirecertainthingsthatheisembarrassedtoaskhiswifetoparticipatein.Thegreatsexresearcher
HelenKaplanoncewroteofapowerfulmanwhosemarriageendedwhenhiswife,whomhelovedverymuch,foundoutthat
hewasseeingadominatrix.Sadly,Dr.Kaplansaid,theman's"requirements"wereminimal,buthewasafraidhiswifewould
abandonhimifheevensuggestedshedowhatthedominatrixdid(Berkowitz,2008).Withoutprostitutiontherewouldhave
beennooutletforthismanandinstancessuchasthesecouldleadtoanincreaseindivorce.Evenifwecouldhaltprostitution
theexamplesmentionedinthisparagraphamongmanyothersdemonstrateitshouldntbedone.
Evenifprostitutionweretobeorganizeditwouldnotpreventtheexploitationofwomen.Insocietytodaywomenare
exploitedinmanydifferentaspectssuchasmusicvideos,advertising,pornographyandtheseexamplesareorganizedalready.
Shedlin,MicheleG."Prostitution."WorldBookAdvanced.WorldBook,2010.Web.10June2010.
Henslin,J.,M.(2008).SocialProblems,Adowntoearthapproach.(8thEds.)Boston:Pearson.
Berkowitz,B.(2008).WhyDoMarriedMenVisitProstitutes?RetrievedJune9,2010from
http://www.healthyplace.com/relationships/infidelity/whydomarriedmenvisitprostitutes/menuid1625/
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