Decriminalising would cause hardship
LEGALISING OR decriminalising prostitution will open the door for greater hardship and abuse, even rape and murder in the nation. STDs will increase.
The influential men and women of our nation who engage in the services of prostitution will then have a freer hand at legally coming after our young ones, and there is nothing that we would be able to do about it legally.
There are ‘big men’ who can’t have a good erection and demand ‘bareback’ sex from the young girls (or boys).
The dons, pimps, extortionists and ‘druggists’ will now be allowed greater power to run our nation amuck.
Women’s health issues would spiral downwards, since you can’t truly put a stop to those with STDs nor guarantee protection, because once their time is paid for they are ‘owned’.
All we would be doing is strengthening the sex industry, increasing the levels of immorality and degradation of our women and youth, increasing kidnapping and sex trafficking and the total breakdown of our health industry, since there is not a stipulation regarding those with sexually transmitted diseases, and women’s health will be at greater risk. Furthermore, our highschool students, who don’t see job opportunities anywhere else, will now look at this as an outlet. Subsequently, what is likely to happen is that when they are of no use to them or are not ‘marketable’ for their purposes later in the industry, they would push them aside and leave them to die without hope.
No nation can be built without morals and a sense of civic pride or dignity. Without those elements, the people of the nation are on a path to selfdestruction.
FALL-OFF IN WELL-BEING
A 2007 Dutch government report stated that there was a highly significant drop in the emotional well-being of and a great increase in the use of sedatives by prostitutes after the legalisation of prostitution.
No leader would want to cash in by legalising prostitution for taxation. Government must provide real alternatives and opportunities for our women and youth. In legalising prostitution in our country, I guarantee that you would see a heavy influx of women from other nations being brought in, because they would be deemed more ‘marketable’ and more affordable.
We have so much talent in the nation, so much untapped skills and ideas; our people are so gifted, and the only solution our leaders can find is to make the people as products for sale, rather than creating for them the opportunity to produce and bring true growth and development.
There are ‘big men’ who can’t have a good erection and demand ‘bareback’ sex from the young girls (or boys).