While I can agree that people should be able to do as they like with their bodies I don't think any government should be very involved with the process. Something like the monthly STD screening in Nevada might be as far as I would want them involved.
But more to the point, even if it were decriminalized there would still be an unwarranted stigma associated with it as we've seen with pornography actors and strippers. I don't think that the same people that consume these commodities have any business claiming a higher moral ground, however time and again we see this happening.
I don't see anything morally wrong with it. I only think the government should regulate it to keep it safe. Perhaps being run by a business would be fine too. Just so long as std's are prevented from spreading and it would be fine.
Is it normal that sex workers are looked down on?
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While I can agree that people should be able to do as they like with their bodies I don't think any government should be very involved with the process. Something like the monthly STD screening in Nevada might be as far as I would want them involved.
But more to the point, even if it were decriminalized there would still be an unwarranted stigma associated with it as we've seen with pornography actors and strippers. I don't think that the same people that consume these commodities have any business claiming a higher moral ground, however time and again we see this happening.
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I don't see anything morally wrong with it. I only think the government should regulate it to keep it safe. Perhaps being run by a business would be fine too. Just so long as std's are prevented from spreading and it would be fine.