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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter
I agree with each and every one of these posts.
As well as increasing tax revenue, many are claiming benefits too, which would be a further saving.
In addition, if it was legalised, there could be mandatory checks to prevent the spread of HIV and sexually transmitted diseases.
There would still be an element that would make sexual services available on the black market, but I think that decriminalisation or legalisation would vastly improve matters overall. Customers would then be foolish to use a non regulated prostitute as they would be exposing themselves to risks such as blackmail, diseases etc.
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I wonder if you could sell this to Theresa May? I think most can see the common sense in such a solution but there are too many politicians in the political parties who just can't bring themselves to agree with the principle! However, if TM promoted this, it would be interesting to see the reaction in Parliament. I think she would be doing a great service to women if she were brave enough.
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Originally Posted by Mr K
Not sure many in the industry want it legalising because of the tax implications. Anyway the police are one of their main customers, so wonder they turn a blind eye !
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I don't think you are actually including the prostitutes themselves in that, Mr K! I think they would appreciate working in a safer environment.