yeah

a youtube video full of facts and sources

while still being entertaining

Can't touch kids if you hang them

trafficking increased

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/oct/16/how-germany-treats-paedophiles-before-they-offend

was talking about this

Germany is a degenerate shithole

mmmmmmmmm

do you have any statistic rather than articles that argue from a priori belief

^

do you understand anything about sex work

like anything at all

Ban sex work tbh

i understand statistics showing an objective upswing in trafficking

criminalized prostitution not only doesnt stop sex trafficking but it turns the victims into literal criminals

gives them records and ruins their lives

Ever considered not fucking strangers for money?

no it doesnt, because they actually have more ability to report themselves or been identified as a victim

where as when legalized they lose that ability

id like to see objective statistics about how its harder for victims of sexual violence and slavery to go to the police

Ever considered not having sex with strangers for money?

@Daphene dont post sci-hub

when voluntary sex work is decriminalized

its a pirating site

voluntary sex work increased involuntary trafficking

let me read them

because those who sell their body by their own volition create an environment where its harder to find those who are there against their will

@Daphene source for the first and fourth claim

literally don't be a sex worker then

not for either your first or fourth claim

im still reading them

thots

i am

Literally don't whore yourself yeah

anyone that whores themselves deserves what comes to them and this is a pointless conversation

"You don't understand, I must have sex with 50 strangers because it's my right to make money"

see

http://www.pnas.org/cgi/doi/10.1073/pnas.1306417111
Re-offenders are especially likely to be caught because they’re closely watched, says Jill Levenson, professor of social work at Florida’s Barry University who’s led or participated in at least 10 studies of sex offender recidivism. “I think there are probably fewer undetected offenses by those offenders, especially those under parole or probationary supervision and in treatment” than in the general population, she says.