why is america so afraid of sex and other fun things.
poledancer83
Narnia
what the hell has happened to this country. There is a long history of oppressing women but that's not all. Why are we so afraid of fun things. selling Sex is illegal. Strip clubs are being told that if you get naked you cant get drunk what the hell. Porn producers are being told that you have to have a condom on. Theres only a few places in one state that a women can sell sex. why can this country that's supposed to be a free country tell me that I cant sell my body. and if I wanna get naked and drunk at the same time at strip club then guess what why cant I. We have gotten so politically correct that we forgot about our freedoms. the moral of the story is booze gets you drunk and its fun. drugs get you high and its fun and sex gets you off and guess what its fun. we need to take a step back and look at what we are becoming. we are banning shit for no reason at all except it makes us feel better. in a free country we should be able to do things that make us happy and feel good without being afraid of the consequences
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As a practical matter the best thing you can do to effect change is to vote libertarian.
If a woman wants to sell sex that should be her decision! Many women past and present sell sex for an engagement ring and/or wedding band. I do not see the difference. There are also a lot of women that once they have that wedding band and get pregnant go from a promiscuous no panties any time anywhere girlfriend to a prudish if you must we can only do it quick under the covers, in the dark, in the middle of the night, and now think anyone who wants to "do it" is dirty and depraved and should be jailed for going to Hooters!
Willing seller willing buyer and everyone is happy.
Yield to temptation. It may not pass your way again.
Robert A. Heinlein
It is better to copulate than never
Robert A. Heinlein
I actually think that if a community does not want a strip club in a neighborhood or next to a school that is their right but they do not have the right to exclude that which other want. The simple answer is you place the club in an industrial area where no one cares.
I agree with Impala ALL politicians say do as I say and look the other way while I fuck you ever and rape your 5 year old. I was working in Indianapolis before the Stupor Bowl came to town and the girls in the clubs were told if they were caught selling themselves during the official time of the celebration they would be locked up until after but the out of town suppliers supplying little boys and little girls to the out of town sports casters, political VIPs and the other creepy fuckwads were not touched because the "powers that be" told the police to turn a blind eye if they ever wanted to be considered again.
I find it incredibly weird that you, as a stripper, want more sexual freedoms in society. Be careful with what you wish for. If nudity/sex/whatever becomes completely mainstream, we will stop making money.
If they legalize prostitution, aren't you afraid of prices going down? You do realize that model-quality girls in Europe fuck for 50-250 euros? Good luck with making money in strip-clubs like that then.
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Just tell me when and where and I'll gladly provide the alcohol and I'll be a willing buyer for what you're selling.
Our freedoms have been disappearing bit by bit. That was Hitlers plan in Germany and it's been happening here. The younger generation seems ok with losing privacy and rights if someone claims they can be safer.
I voted Liberterian for years but too few people did to make a difference. I'm wondering if our ekectronic votes are even correctly counted or if someone in government hacked all the machines and can fix any election they want. So many worry about their financial or medical info getting hacked but no one seems to worry about elections getting fixed.
As far as getting drunk, we do have rules about alcohol sales and consumption. Where I live you can't have full nudity unless you get rid of alcohol sales. And in most of the US you can't consume alcohol in any public place, and this includes retail places which are not licensed for Alcohol. And these rules also apply in the state of Iowa.
But as far as the bigger question here, there are hundreds of books written about it. I would say that mostly it is because the 3 Abrahamic Faiths were invented to limit sex to approved procreation. This is imprinted on men in an extremely personal way, circumcision.
These three faiths, what they were most concerned with was the free circulation of women and with liturgical sex in the pagan temples. So this is why the Bible goes on and on about all the conflicts they had over this and why the Hebrews always had to remain separate and why someone like King Solomon was despised.
So once you decide that you can't punish women for giving it away, the distance from there to saying that they can't be punished for selling it is not very far.
But people still think prostitution is corrosive to society.
If people are really interested in discussing this I'm sure I could find books and websites.
But mostly I think it comes down to taking social power away from women.
Excellent movie about a guy who gives up sex for Lent, and about why the women decide they have to break him.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0243736/
SJG
The Smithereens - It Don't Come Easy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMqpuCuK…
Once we get rid of the cancer of organized religion, things should start to get better.
Now there are some valid points to restricting sex to reduce unwanted pregnancies, sexual diseases, and mothers living life with a kid to support and no father around to help.
As far as the church defining sin as hurting others in some way or form, I can see a reason to organize religion to stop or slow down people from hurting each other because without that, we might live in a mad max world. Religion defines people who sin as hurting themselves or other people. It's just that some of these people seem to go overboard in working on ways to restrict everyone. Many resent that. Just because you may belong to one religion should not force me to observe your religious views. Yet many do not feel that way and pass laws restricting everyone. I believe whoever passed a law or required dancers in Greenville is hurting me and a lot of other people. Dancers may be losing income, their kids may not get the presents they want, customers may not be happy, and who caused all this? someone enforcing a law due to someone enforcing their religious view upon everyone else. looking at the definition of sin, whoever passed the law and or is enforcing it or promoting it is sinning against all the rest of us hurt by it. The originators were likely brainwashed and don't believe sin is the act of hurting anyone or don't care who gets hurts because their idea of sin only applies t certain people. example, some radicals think it's ok with god to kill and murder people who don't practice their faith.