Prostitution--Good? Bad? or Just Ugly?

You guys focused so much on the moral issue of prostitution, I thought I should create a specific post.

Prostitution--You are all misogynic--was it only the woman's fault? The moral issue is not one way, but both. The Disease Act in itself was immoral because it focused only on women--is this not just putting "Eve" at fault for the fall? (Non-Religious people--this means that so many pastors focus on Eve's sin that caused the fall of man, but it was under Adam's leadership and his watch that it happened.) Let's get real before we go off on prostitutes.

Next thought--you are right to say prostitutes have value. Remember I stated that realism was not reality but a reaction. Naturalism is the true realism. Emile Zola gives value to prostitutes by going into their lives. The question was not how could a woman become a prostitute, it became "what made a woman become a prostitute." Is prostitution bad? Duh! But, isn't the exploitation of women in the workforce the evil cause of it?

Just a thought

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