Tom Leykis explains why prostitution is illegal in the US

[jamesbond]

Here is Tom Leykis explaining the real reason why prostitution is illegal in the US.

[well-informed]

It's illegal here because feminists and women know that "the only thing they're really worth for" is going to be jeopardized. With legalized brothels here in the US that would be bad, i repeat BAD for American Women.

More men would be less apt to marry them, therefore you can't get money out of them from a divorce

What's the point of taking an AW for a date, giving her gifts, drinks in the hopes of getting laid ..... when you can just take that same money and get a hooker that will get the job done

And there won't be a shortage of prostitutes here because there are tons of AW that exploit themselves for money anyways. Sex = quick easy cash

As long as a man is straight AND there is money in the world there is ALWAYS going to be prostitution

[Adama]

It also serves to make many men unemployable after they have a record. With Human Resource Departments now dominated by the fembot class, if a man has that on his record the fembots arent going to hire him.


The ironic part though, is that for misdemeanors, the local PD will probably hire a man afterward.

[well-informed]

These femnazis are not in it to be equal, they're in it to demonize men as much as they could. By PD do you mean police department?

[MrPeabody]

I think his explanation that it is ugly women against prostitution is a little simplistic. Prostitution laws in the US were formed during a time when it was common for men to get married in their early twenties, and most men managed to find a wife. Now you have a situation where getting a wife is a major problem for millions of men and it is not unusual for a man not to get married until his 30s or 40s. Meanwhile, the laws are being liberalized for women and gay men, but are becoming even more harsh for heterosexual men. I also think the US has an oversupply of police. Whenever I go to the US, I am always amazed at how every few miles on the road I see a police car. You have to have a lot of police to establish this kind of presence. I don't nearly see this many police, even in Mexico, and in the Netherlands it was rare to see a police car. Laws like prostitution and seat belt laws keep the surplus police employed. Criminal records for heterosexual men further marginalizes them and satisfies feminist hatred. If you are in the US and need to do something, I strongly advise you to go to Mexico or Canada, and not get caught up in the US criminal system.