Should Prostitution Be Legal? | shift | msnbc

Attorney Seema Iyer reads excerpts from the newly released book ‘The Art of Pimp’ by Moonlite BunnyRanch brothel owner Dennis Hoff, arguing against his points to legalize prostitution
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Should Prostitution Be Legal? | shift | msnbc

[@marielouuu8949]

The woman isn't even listening! She keeps on saying she "respects" his opinion, but she shows that she doesn't. This was supposed to be a smart conversation between two educated individuals.

[@matthius1692]

Women are all going to be against prostitution becoming legal because if it was men would have no real reason to date. If she was being honest she would say that’s why she’s against it.

[@bookfan22]

This women isn't even trying to see the other argument. She's already set in her opinion and she's very defensive.

[@njgrant3988]

Nina Cass no, you're really dumb for selling your body. What If they get std and never tell you? Think about it. Legalizing something that will send more men to prison and give more power to the women, will bring consequences.

[@lachusity]

the guy had no answer for the arguments of her, she won the debate by far

[@Daddyvader7]

Nina Cass no. She’s obviously defending her beliefs as she is to him. His argument is so skewed. He’s bringing up brothels she’s not even discussing brothels and legal prostitution if you interview any of them want out. Some say they don’t but that’s due to stupidity and the lack of moral.

[@RocketDRA]

@@njgrant3988 It should be legal, in case you want to.

[@RocketDRA]

@@lachusity Nah

[@DigitalWraith]

The reason she's fighting so vociferously against legal prostitution is because she knows if men have more options, she won't be able to keep a man with that personality of hers. Every time he begins to counter or refute her talking points, she interrupts him and changes the subject. Decriminalize prostitution, give the workers rights. That's how you solve a lot of these issues with prostitution.

[@edgar22452]

Making something legal doesn't make the problem go away.

[@DigitalWraith]

@@edgar22452 It certainly decreases the rate of human trafficking, and the problems with illegal prostitution, like the treatment of the workers, and it can be taxed. There are fat more pros than cons.

[@joeydoherty368]

​@@edgar22452Neither does making it illegal. The only difference is the risk of jail time.

[@kbonita85]

This is a very interesting conversation and absolutely needed. Unfortunately the interviewer was so unprofessional, it's frustrating. This is not a discussion, she is arguing.

[@fredbjamz4956]

She’s passionate by it. Both are arguing and bringing up points

[@andrejz8954]

Agreed. She was way over the top!

[@andrejz8954]

Afaik, it's best by far to leave emotions behind when trying to discuss something or find a solution to a problem. @@fredbjamz4956

[@pfroggy23]

Never been with a prostitute but with the constant rejection from societal women, im considering it daily

[@justinmark1503]

Prod. By Phrog lol

[@manibanks9891]

Prod. By Phrog yessss 💪

[@lachusity]

prod phrog youre disgusting

[@silverman824]

@@lachusity You sound like a hurt wife lol

[@lachusity]

@@silverman824 LOL you couldnt have been any further from reality

[@EberhardtTheReindeer]

She is straight up attacking him.

[@avikashnadan]

No wonder she thinks she is a lawyer for free. No one will hire her lol?

[@eddybrevet6816]

She is a prime example of somebody who finds it necessary to push their interpretation of morality on everybody, I find it sickening

[@derp8575]

She would be a lawyer for free? Great. But taking a few cases for free is not the same as working full-time for no pay. Is she willing to do that?

[@carmstrong6507]

Of course not. I wouldn't work full time for no pay either. That's the main reason why I want to work. Also just as long as I enjoy the line of work.

[@JMast]

It should be

[@rodneyjr7172]

She was full of sh!t. When people get emotional they'll say anything.

[@jessetellez3924]

I think if Prostitution was legal women would become more moral. Women would be more inclined to wait for marriage and a lot more marriages would be saved.

[@penny4thought168]

I don't get that. How does this have anything to do with waiting?

[@Wuisini]

This women is not open minded at all

[@qiannivan5287]

she is stupid,

[@casperdeichen5982]

A loud Italian what makes you say that?

[@jake4297]

She works for msnbc what do u expect?

[@xeno2752]

I swear, every time you let a woman interview someone about a topic for which feminism has strong opinions, she turns the interview in a vicious personal attack against the interviewed.

[@lachusity]

thats sexist

[@bluehornet197]

@@lachusity not sexist if its the truth mate facts care little for political correctness

[@lachusity]

@@bluehornet197 lol you dont even know the objective definition of sexism, m8

[@rodneyjr7172]

Always! They are terrible at interviewing people!

[@Lakota_International]

Legalizing prostitution and having the government regulate it would help the economy. They could tax it and then set up another government sector that uses the money from the taxes of prostitution into finding children coerced into the industry.

[@BlckCloud73]

Women: "Don't tell me what to do with my body!!!.....unless it's prostitution!!!"

[@dmonster6722]

Such Hippocrates

[@cardio2833]

I do really enjoy debates but the moderator is bias, they should find someone that is not emotionally involve with the issue. The debate dynamic was totally damage by the moderator.

[@jacobriley-plater5011]

the progressive left is the political alignment that will likely support this bill what you expect the conservative right to support this bill, not with the Evangelists being their power base. the libertarians would probably support it but they dont have anywhere near enough political sway to do much.

[@todoldtrafford]

Probably not because the feminazis would lose power. They would have to compete against prostitutes. None of the Abrahamic religions frown on prostitution.

[@Daddyvader7]

Brutus Tan yes. It’s called morals and values. Just because making prostitution legal would lessen prostitutes going to jail is a good enough reason to make it legalized isn’t good enough for the American people. When something is wrong, but we legalize it so less people end up in jail doesn’t mean they shouldn’t end up in jail. Prostitution isn’t something we should take lightly and I say we should at least keep that system in place. Fine them if we have too. Instead of jail time. But even with that said if we allow people to do it, this is the culture and society we will create and I for one am against that. Indulging in humanities egotistic behavior is something I’m done doin g

[@new2POOL208]

@@Daddyvader7 legalizing will save lives. They wont be spreading disease nor will there be violence associated with prostitution.

[@invisiblesun6595]

I'm pretty sure that's what the producers wanted. To demonize it from the outset which is why they had such a passionate advocate as a hostess dead set against it. Just more propaganda to justify it being outlawed.

[@Wheretheportlandorarealadiesat]

It’s already legal irs called marriage dating and dates

[@byttlejuice145]

Oh Lord, if it was legal. I would save money and never get married. Be single, do it maybe twice a month, and live my life.

[@Zack-hb4eh]

And your statement is exactly why prostitution is illegal, 85 percent of guys would stay single walk away from relationship

[@redrocket604]

​@Zack-hb4eh what's the problem if the majority of men want to be single??

[@Zack-hb4eh]

@@redrocket604 its not, im just saying that The government will never aloud it because deep down they know the majority of men will walk away and will not continue to procreate children

[@suave_d]

​​@@redrocket604 This is a good question. And it's not because men don't want to be in relationships/married -- the issue is that the mindset of the modern woman is toxic because she is selfish; she has not taken the time to study and understand men, and she refuses to cooperate and submit to her man (because she wants to be in control). Men are opting out of the dating market, or they are traveling overseas to find suitable women better equipped to be wives.

[@moviesynopsis001]

Its legal in Australia and alot of men are single and happy lol.

[@nessmess500]

This man has a tremendous amount of patience

[@geoffreyreeks2422]

The question is not should we legalize prostitution. The question is do you want your police to be corrupt? That is, you cannot stop prostitution and so, if it is illegal then your police will make corrupt earnings from permitting prostitution. That is why we legalized it in New South Wales, Australia. Regards,

[@brucecooper7363]

If police operate as pimps behind closed doors, yes. If they don’t want a commitment with a woman and just want to pay for a good time, no.

[@dallasburns7388]

Geoffrey Reeks That isn’t a good reason. The reason should be that people should be free to make consensual decisions (which don’t endanger or physically injure) with other people

[@lucasjordan8105]

It should be legalized, in Brazil it is! The woman chose to do that because she needs money! If the guy paid her she was benefiting him and herself.

[@astralangel7772]

Lucas Jordan No it should not. They should get money in other ways. Not in disgusting ways.

[@hoodarunner]

​@@astralangel7772 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@vladimirsupreme9943]

Money is already disgusting enough, its okay 🤣😂

[@justingarcia4523]

This women needs to STOP applying statistics from black market prostitution and applying it to legalized REGULATED brothels! THEY'RE NOT THE SAME THING

[@robertrodriguez787]

Exactly two that are the same businesses but run differently

[@lachusity]

Evidence suggests they are not that different.

[@x-man4702]

I agree with this guy 100%

[@ec_xml4648]

💯

[@bobafett6673]

Agree beef in the chat

[@lachusity]

shame

[@arjunchatterjee9362]

So the interviewer has already made up her mind. No point allowing these types to conduct interviews like this. I expected better from a professional news organization.

[@invisiblesun6595]

That's what the sponsors wanted though. Someone who was emotionally reactive so people wouldn't see that they were being played from the start. The government has nothing to gain by legalizing it.

[@DylanLeee]

I think while prostitution should be legal. I still think pimps should remain illegal.

[@robertrodriguez787]

Exactly they are what is dangerous dangerous with prostitution

[@WTC-1990]

it's legal here in Australia and the "pimps" are the ones that own building and they split it 50/50 with each girl and they provide security and unlimited alcohol

[@elijahashman9716]

W.T.C 1990 it’s not legal all of over Australia tho.

[@WTC-1990]

@@elijahashman9716 it's decriminalize all over tho, meaning you can't be charged or fined (note Decriminalization is actually better cause Legalization has stricter rules like no alcohol onsite and set prices)

[@bluehornet197]

@@WTC-1990 NSW here mate perfectly 100% legal and its not decriminalized its LEGAL and they serve alcohol on site don't be so naive NSW is the only state besides Canberra its actually legalized

[@nunurbuisness5877]

and people think we're free.

[@nunurbuisness5877]

what we have is partial freedoms

[@qiannivan5287]

Is prostituting disturbing others? I don't think it is anyone's business.

[@AttonBrown]

Why Is it illegal?

[@ryandoherty4291]

Somebody answer this man! Why is it illegal?

[@invisiblesun6595]

Because the government can't make money off it. Plenty of money on the other hand to arrest johns and throw them into private prisons to build up on that prison stock, however.

[@ProudCommie]

Legalize weed legalize prostitution

[@lachusity]

Its illegal To make it less profitable for criminals.

[@natashasmith2406]

Its dangerous. You know how many prostitutes are murdered

[@antonbrasschaat1700]

Why don't you ask for the percentage of people that want to escape cleaning toilets? Or go take a survey in the mining industry? Or even among cubicle office workers..! Are they all 'forced' to do what they do? Such bull....

[@itsmyaccount1153]

MOST OF THEM ARE forced. Shows how much you know!

[@itsmyaccount1153]

Difference is, toilet cleaners ARE free to leave ! They can put it on their CV and they aren't being threatened by their boss with a beating if they try to leave! Your ignorance is appalling.

[@MartellThaCool]

Anton Brasschaat I hate cleaning toilet's or end up in homeless shelter's

[@lachusity]

yes, many of them are forced, pressured, tricked, coerced.

[@new2POOL208]

@@itsmyaccount1153 you are stupid.

[@progressivewholesomeness4937]

this interviewer is so godamn closeminded

[@BauerBeauty]

She’s so annoying

[@darthvaderoftheredpill5196]

Don't take God's name in vain.

[@gaguy1967]

she is very defensive

[@Phl3xable]

gaguy1967 and dumb and self-righteous

[@Tojoj22]

+gaguy1967 She is jelouse lol

[@sasiedu562]

+TOJO J is because if you legalize it the power from women leave and they hate that lmao

[@sasiedu562]

I hope they legalize it is about time Men have ways of getting a release with all the entrapments set for us

[@kilmorecombine0]

+CoolinKofi amen

[@lucasjordan8105]

People don't work because they want to, but because they have to. I think it would be a healthier country if it was legalized.

[@RealPolitik-dy4it]

Some people do work because they want to, but they are in the minority. For every person who loves their job, there are 20 people who are only in it for the money.

[@lachusity]

Yeah lets legalize child labour too.

[@RealPolitik-dy4it]

@@lachusity Technically, it is partially legal. Or else teenagers wouldn't be able to get jobs. But to be serious, an adult woman is capable of making her own decisions. A child is not.

[@lachusity]

@@RealPolitik-dy4it childs doing labour not because they want it but because they need the money, its the same argument. If you cant avoid make it legal, right?

[@RocketDRA]

@@lachusity Not really Kids work for many reasons, they do something they like, to help their parents, to earn money for things they want, for accuring skills. etc... is not the same.

[@qiannivan5287]

I like how calm this guy is.

[@workinonit7508]

She makes it sound like Dennis is a physocologist or something? He's a business man God damnit. These women want to make money.

[@new2POOL208]

She is yelling at him. Like he's an abusive person. She cant see both sides only hers

[@robertrodriguez787]

And she is acting like every woman that works for him has been sexually molested as a kid

[@cudreeti]

How did this host get hired? She doesn't get legal vs non legal for some reason. It's like she isn't listening.

[@danieldagoat2161]

Prostitution should only be legal if they wear protection and inform them about if they have a std or not

[@sixteen.candles.4644]

Right. But who's gonna make them tell?

[@twizzy6760]

Beloved Bee mandatory STD testing. Make them show papers

[@chiumbadopeproductions6615]

She should be fired! Triggered, incompetent, unreasonably biased and a sad excuse for an attorney to not research the fallacious statistics she was quoting. Talking about confirmation bias...

[@kissmyasthma3155]

Terrible interviewer

[@wanichong2458]

this women doesn't even care to listen. she already lost it. since the very beginning

[@DaminionC]

i wonder how many more years of this we will need to take, just legalize it already

[@JacobStein1960]

Here's what I don't understand: How exactly is prostitution fundamentally different from any other low skilled job? Is being a janitor dignified? Don't most janitors come from marginalized populations? Haven't many janitors experienced loss and tragedy in life? Why doesn't anyone criminalize janitorial work, punish people who hire janitors and assist janitors in finding a different career?

[@KevinGonzalez33470]

I have visited Brothels often both here in the United States and in Europe and the Late Dennis Hof spoke truth. When I visited the Moonlight Bunny Ranch many years ago, I was fortunate to be able to sit at the Bar with Dennis and talk with Him about a famous interview that He had with MSNBC’s Rita Cosby. Dennis said that if You are involved in a relationship of any kind with another woman, then you’re paying for that privilege in some form. Truer words have never been spoken. Rest In Peace Dennis and Thank You!!

[@fabricatedreality8218]

He's absolutely correct on this matter

[@toucansam5040]

LEGALIZE POLYGAMY, PRONSTITION, AND GAMBLING

[@boston312]

lmao @ "I would be a lawyer for free". I know many lawyers and they hate their job. Overworked and overstressed but stay in it for the money. This lady would never work for free

[@pcmacro]

A lot of lawyers work Pro Bono. I don't agree with her views, but I believe her when she says she has worked for free.

[@bestfashion7904]

I love the way he kept his cool and didn't let her get under his skin and was able to get his point across. Prostitution should be legalized no doubt about it it would take lots of the power away from the females in this country and that what she is really afraid of.

[@pkramerable]

Wow. This interviewer really has a bug up her butt about people selling sexual services. Too bad.

[@scottyi88]

I feel like the argument of prostitution is similar to that of legalizing marijuana. Unless the government can legalize and regulate it criminals will take advantage of the opportunity to try and make money out of it. The ends that justify the means

[@stephane7673]

The host is biased remove her

[@MrRafa916]

If he don't do it somebody else will.

[@bezlichnyy7675]

Seema Lyer's arguments are specious and false. Lyer's takes statistical data out of context. Statistical data only represents samples of a population. There are many flaws in statistic data samples which namely are the outliers and skews. For reference look at a chart with statistical data and one can visually see the difference. Besides it is only a sample of the population which only measures that small portion of the geographical area wherever Lyer took her sample statistic data from. At best statistical data samples are unreliable and only measured guesses. Furthermore, statistical data samples do not represent the entire or even the majority of the population of prostitutes. I suspect Lyer has some sort of either a personal vendetta or biases against making prostitution lawful. Tyrants or for the good-of-the whole types always have specious noble or higher cause reasons to violate individual rights without bounds under the aegis of so-called good intentions in order to increase collective authority. Hoff's argument can be given partial credit and consideration, however the wider issue is does anybody else have the right to violate individual rights in the first place? By what authority or rights do governments, agencies, groups, or private individuals have to infringe upon someone else's life, liberty, property, or pursuit of happiness? Where does it express that in the U.S. Constitutional Republic that it is acceptable do infringe on person's civil rights? Those who accept or believe or endorse especially Lyer's erroneous arguments without careful logical analysis deserve the negative consequences that result. Arguments should be invalidated by proper logic, facts, evidence, and no appeal to fallacies of any kind. Melissa Farley is biased and generally opposed to sexual liberation. She is anti-pornography. Farley supports penalizing customers that pay for sex. The question is what is Farley and Lyer or any other opponent of prostitution real motive? I suspect their arguments are superficial or a guise to something deeper.

[@juffurey]

Bezlichnyy i support the liberal (as opposed to radical) feminist ideal of full autonomy of one's body.

[@bezlichnyy7675]

juffurey Ok.

[@XxFinalFlashXx1]

R.I.P this based goat. Prostitution should be fully decriminalized and legal. Illegal pimping and trafficking shouldn’t.

[@ScholarVisual]

How many Sewer Cleaners would leave their jobs if they could afford too

[@HardKore5250]

Alvin Elmore Autonomous refuse

[@A1TheBest]

This lady trys and trys to make him look bad but hes an expert on this topic .

[@fergoesdayton]

Her stats mix "all types of prostitution" with the minority of legalized forms. That's misleading from Seema's offensive. But more-so, many of the abused girls who have opted for the legal form, have often resorted to it, because the lack of other means of income in their life. Furthermore, the sexual violence in some of women's' pasts, have numbed the psychologically pressure of going against social norms - that's to say, if prostitution wasn't shunned upon in the first place, than there would be more emotionally healthy woman who took part in it. So Seema's stats are not damning to prostitution. Of course, there are woman who want to leave legal prostitution, but it's mostly because all the shunning from the likes of Seema. If society adopted a mature attitude about it, that wouldn't be an issue. And seriously, she's going to get on Dennis for being a businessman, in a captialist country?!

[@denniskinch6267]

Of course it should be! When do we as a nation decide it's time for us, as grownups, to be a responsible public, old enough to make our own decisions about what we enjoy without people who have nothing in common with us making up the rules, punishing us through shaming and jail sentences all because they are puritans in a non-puritan society? We have so many laws prohibiting a good time, laws that empower the illegal underground who thrives on money and power which only exists because we pass these insane laws as though life as we know it would cease if they were to let us make our own adult decisions. Prohibition has never worked and only makes the Mafia stronger. Study places where it's legal and see. Look at Colorado pot laws. Other states who still live in a puritan fear are not getting the 30 million in taxes...the cartels are! Wake up. Stop the pimps. Bring on the regulators! Let's get those taxes!! Like drugs, making prostitution illegal only makes it worse. You will NEVER stop it or even slow it down.

[@cjdesantis2131]

Shes trying to say that all women who decide to be prostitutes are psychologically damaged in some way and thats why they continue their job. Im sure some of them are but thats so offensive to paint the entire workforce of prostitution in that light. Thats like saying in her case; all lawyers are immoral and corrupt.

[@klfalcons67]

Talk bout being biased and closed minded, this chick needs to think and be a grown up

[@MsRae-ev9hs]

I personally don't date this way and would never sell myself, and I definitely don't agree with Dennis method of profit making, however I do see why he does it. Most women date this way anyway with only money in mind. and most men don't have the personality or human skills set to keep a woman uneless there is money involved so unfortnatley this seems to be the means to an end for most people and the truth is if it wasn't Dennis profiting someone else would have thought of it. He is just profiting off of what people are already choosing to do

[@link2442]

Lets say all prostitution is legal, and a client set his eyes on a girl but the girl doesn't like the client based on his race, apperance, status etc. Will she be able to have a say so or will she be forced to go with the client's wishes?

[@alemxewar1825]

Linda she will say no in africa is legal they sleep who ever they want

[@bluehornet197]

If its legal the girls have FULL rights to turn a client down if they wish they DO NOT have to sleep with someone they don't want to

[@Figgs101]

If she says no she’s the one that’s losing money 🤷‍♂️

[@UnsettlingSun]

3:40 after she said that i would have just stopped the interview and left. She is clearly biased. When he makes a point she doesnt elaborate on it and jumps to another attack on him. Reporting now a days is a joke. Everybody and i mean EVERYBODY has an agenda. Meh.

[@lachusity]

She has an agenda but she is not biased, these are not the same. There were no facts from him that would collide with her opinion, the few willing whores still not negate the damage in the whole sector.

[@dytallixx1268]

she was way too emotional and didnt let him make his point

[@apMG1821]

Terrible interviewer. She does not give Dennis the chance to speak. She has made her mind and doesn’t want to see the other side.

[@GapModel1]

wait, if 80% of legal prostitute wants to get out, why don't they? Seems like woman don't know what they really want.

[@workingshlub8861]

woman dont it legal because marriage goes right out the window...they will lose power over men.

[@guydudeleo9770]

The Instigator It's not as easy as just "getting out". How else do you think they're going to make ends meet? For them, it's the only option they have as unfortunate as it is.

[@derp8575]

Feminism managed to turn the female gender into professional victims. *slow clap*

[@bilbowzs.4794]

prostitution should be legal but this is a bad argument

[@tylerdipietro4201]

The answer is a simple yes and this is coming from a huge Ben Shapiro fan.

[@justingarcia4523]

Me too! Maybe shapiro would agree!

[@alex29443]

Of course they mostly want to get out regardless of legal status - ask bin men if they want to get out of that line of work - they obviously mostly do. That's because it's not very good work, not evidence of some innate evil in the business which justifies putting it into the hands of criminals and making the entire thing utterly sordid.

[@ImGoodThankYou]

Exploiting people should not be legalized- the percentage of women who are educated and have enough experience and support to leave these jobs is so little its not a part of the equation-that’s the truth of the matter

[@lachusity]

exactly!

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

So here is the scenario: I meet a nice lady, we decide to become a couple for the weekend, I buy her a $50 Walmart ring. We have intimacy and then on Monday we break up. She can keep the ring because it had a gift receipt with it. This is all LEGAL. But if I instead would have given her an envelop with $50 in it, it would have been ILLEGAL because the government can say that I paid for intimacy. This is why government should get out of people's private lives. It's ridiculous that I am willing to pay someone for a h@ndj0b (forget about inter-course) that I should be charged with a felony if government comes to know. That;s the Land of the Free for you...

[@benrawarg]

The man passed away 2 years ago, R.I.P

[@TheForgottenLyrics]

Why is this girl so on edge?

[@UnsettlingSun]

Not getting laid because prostitutes.

[@robertrodriguez787]

@@UnsettlingSun Maybe she has a man that into prostitutes

[@UnsettlingSun]

@@robertrodriguez787 not getting laid by her man because of prostitutes. Or better yet, she cant manipulate her man with her vajayjay because of prostitutes.

[@robertrodriguez787]

@@UnsettlingSun Exactly took the words out of my mouth my friend

[@lanahuskins2911]

Duh legalizing prostitution would aid and assist the CDC from the spread of disease couldn't think of a better reason not to legalize

[@CatherineHa]

she is so annoying. I can't even hear what he is saying, she keeps cutting him.

[@NorthTexasEagle1989]

I really appreciate the professionalism of this reporter

[@new2POOL208]

You were being sarcastic

[@fredmo3584]

IT SHOULD IT AVOIDS ALOT OF CRIMES AND MAKES MEN GROW UP ALSO . THE BIGGEST PROBLEM IS GIRLS WANT TO CHARGE LIKE 100 ALMOST WHAT YOU GET PAID IN A DAY WHILE IN OTHER COUNTRIES YOU PAY A QUATER OF WHAT YOU GET IN A DAY !

[@johnconstantinegrey7793]

That woman is annoying.

[@lexxxluethor1211]

Legalize it!

[@luthiellouinordjr902]

If it wasn’t for social media and only fans it’ll already be legalized

[@mangostripes2335]

This women is a very biased interviewer. This would of been very interesting if not for the terrible host.

[@scottab140]

Failed journalist. She's there for publicity and not journalism as a failed lawyer.

[@kayeleva9006]

she is saying what every women think

[@scottab140]

Stereotype cliche.. Unintelligent for the women who think this.

[@kayeleva9006]

you know the guy that she is interviewing takes 50% from the women that work for him what kind of an intelligent free woman would do that.

[@earningthomas4640]

He should of asked her, how much time you spend working for free? I want to see how many people pursue a law degree knowing they'll be doing it for free for the rest of their lives.

[@oliamoliakorea4218]

This announcer OMG so unprofessional and emotional. OMG OMG. I had to stop watching this because of her. Go Moonlite Bunny Ranch Dennis Hoff

[@chrisromero7716]

this business has been around for an eternity to think you will ever stop it is really not reality. I was married to a woman who did this because she and i were arguing. Don't tell me that she was forced she willingly entered the business and made money.

[@edgar22452]

So? It doesn't make it ok buddy. Just because it's been around for millennia doesn't make it ok. It's illegal for a reason. If u wanna make prostitution legal? Ok just for the sake of argument let's make murder, racketeering and child pornography legal as well. Those crimes are illegal for a reason.

[@MsLegaC]

news flash: something tragic has happened to almost EVERY girl, not just prostitutes.

[@lachusity]

news flash: prostitutes had more of that

[@ProudCommie]

Legalize it

[@marty64thornton]

Yes prostitution should be legal. Guy gets what he wants and prostitution gets what they want.

[@edgar22452]

And that makes it ok? It's illegal for a reason.

[@earbunnyisgloomy9613]

You are probably the same kind of person also who thinks young adults still using bounce houses is okay too

[@WePlinkHigh]

​@@edgar22452Two consenting adults should have the freedom

[@WePlinkHigh]

​@@earbunnyisgloomy9613😂

[@edgar22452]

@WePlinkHigh Fair enough. However we are not free from the consequences that comes with those freedoms.

[@BrianSaady]

Consider the source...Farley's "research"...how about quoting Barbara Brents who has done the most research on the Nevada brothel industry

[@HardKore5250]

Deploy the sexbots or legalize prostitution

[@gatogato9995]

This reporter IS NOT LISTENING TO HIM AND SHE IS SO AGRESSIVEEEEEEEE

[@binnyg5156]

this seems like one side debate... the lady is living in her own bubble. n most of of d sad stories behind those prost. is nothing, but a story for having sympathy. she is not interested in odrs' opinions

[@shondmichael1363]

3:45 is she serious? She would not spend $100,000 plus on college degrees to work as a lawyer for free as a career. She and others like her have weak arguments against legal prostitution. In the age of WAP, its clear that many women volunteer to do the work because its easy and it pays well.

[@deathblade8999]

i feel like the host is attack the guest. I don't have an opinion on this subject but i just thought i should throw that out there

[@The_Pecky_Blinders]

Yes, yes it should be legal.

[@remysantoro]

go back to law school, i think she needs a re fresher course.

[@JohnSmith-jh6gu]

prostitution destroys families.

[@mathisnotforthefaintofheart]

So where does a single man go?

[@LeventeCzelnai]

@@mathisnotforthefaintofheart to war

[@johncaze757]

@@LeventeCzelnai What if they don't want to go to war?

[@LeventeCzelnai]

@@johncaze757 to prostitutes where else? 😀

[@edgar22452]

​@@mathisnotforthefaintofheart The single man can get it without going to prostitutes.

[@moviesynopsis001]

She must have been the worst lawyer in the world lol

[@yesplease6399]

His problem is that the law is his moral code.

[@jzlkim8882]

This host 👺

[@DanielMunoz-oi8dc]

Prostitution would be good for society. Free markets that are regulated aren't bad. Prostitution is the oldest profession.

[@edgar22452]

It doesn't make it the right profession .

[@earbunnyisgloomy9613]

You are probably the same kind of person also who thinks young adults still using bounce houses is okay too

[@astralangel7772]

SHOULD BE ILLEGAL.

[@bluehornet197]

How about you present an actual argument as to why it should be? This is the 3rd time you going on that it should be illegal how about some reasoning? Like I did

[@rabbitskipper4454]

The system would rather a brother to be demoralized and stripped of their children homes and money..... Than to legalize prostitution.

[@mofoshrimp]

They want to escape prostitution? So why don't they stop doing it? Will The Lord not make a way for them, if they choose to forsake their sin, and choose the path of righteousness? Has The Lord not given them free will?

[@kimberlyanne434]

This young woman is a PIA Repetitive commentary is all I heard from her. RIP ~ DENNIS

[@Ahoto_papa_bi]

The guy wrote a book, so you invited him to ask him questions about topics which weren't clear in the book, and you won't allow the man to talk. ,

[@jamesf.zumaltjr.6473]

1/5 women in nevada want to stay in it

[@KevZen2000]

Prostitution is a Private Matter, it is not something that Society should govern outside of the basic requirements.