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Mr.Mistry

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Did something happen which led to removal of all the links from the website?
My guess is they caught the attention of anti-trafficking nut jobs and law enforcement. They are the reason SW sites tend to have short life-spans. The link to the JO video goes to a piece he did on the topic. If SW were legal most everybody would be better off, but we can't have that here in Puritania where noisy nosy ass holes don't want others to enjoy sex as a hobby or therapy because of some weird god fetish they have.
 

justmaui

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My guess is they caught the attention of anti-trafficking nut jobs and law enforcement. They are the reason SW sites tend to have short life-spans. The link to the JO video goes to a piece he did on the topic. If SW were legal most everybody would be better off, but we can't have that here in Puritania where noisy nosy ass holes don't want others to enjoy sex as a hobby or therapy because of some weird god fetish they have.
Legalization or even de-criminalization will lead to regulation, taxes, higher prices and possibly lower supply (more likely lower quality supply IMO). The puritan nut-jobs are nothing compared to the let’s-regulate-and-tax-everything-to-death nut jobs.
 

ridchauhan76

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Legalization or even de-criminalization will lead to regulation, taxes, higher prices and possibly lower supply (more likely lower quality supply IMO). The puritan nut-jobs are nothing compared to the let’s-regulate-and-tax-everything-to-death nut jobs.
Lol, that's one way to look at this
 

Mr.Mistry

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Legalization or even de-criminalization will lead to regulation, taxes, higher prices and possibly lower supply (more likely lower quality supply IMO). The puritan nut-jobs are nothing compared to the let’s-regulate-and-tax-everything-to-death nut jobs.
Legalization might be a stretch too far but I doubt that decriminalizing would lead to bureaucratic destruction of the industry as we know it. It would be good to make the hobby safer for providers.
 

justmaui

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Legalization might be a stretch too far but I doubt that decriminalizing would lead to bureaucratic destruction of the industry as we know it. It would be good to make the hobby safer for providers.
I think you can safely bet that, in CA at least, the Sacramento bureaucrats will salivate over the thought of regulating and taxing sex. I expect condoms sold in CA to have microchips installed so they can alert some new agency that somebody is having a good time, along with where and with whom. LOL

We can also likely expect certain sex positions to be made illegal and that the state will promote the usage of under used sex workers (e.g. those who aren’t attractive and don’t provide good service) as a way toward sex equity.
 

justmaui

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Legalization might be a stretch too far but I doubt that decriminalizing would lead to bureaucratic destruction of the industry as we know it. It would be good to make the hobby safer for providers.
While maybe not true for other groups of providers (SWs, etc.) I think the screening processes at the K-Orgs are very, very good. Probably never going to be perfect but still very, very good. Opening this up to govt. scrutiny of any kind, IMO, will reduce security as it increases visibility and transparency. I could be completely wrong and I hope we don’t have to find out first hand.
 

Seconda

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Legalization or even de-criminalization will lead to regulation, taxes, higher prices and possibly lower supply (more likely lower quality supply IMO). The puritan nut-jobs are nothing compared to the let’s-regulate-and-tax-everything-to-death nut jobs.
Plenty of examples overseas, no need to speculate wildly, lol.

Legalization by itself won't lead to lower quality or higher prices, but if paired with rampant nationalism? for sure. Basically if they limit work/travel visas that make it impossible for non-citizens to work, then we'll be stuck with the PD levels of price/quality. You see it in AUS and a bit in CAN.

If they start with decriminalization, like what is happening with marijuana, which gives time for culture/capitalism to catch up, then there is a good chance we end up with higher quality and lower prices (like SF in the good ol days). Given that prostitution spikes after a economic downturn, we are hopefully in store for a new golden age. Hopefully with so many boomers dying off, we can get this shit decriminalized, at least in CA.
 

darkwingbuck

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I think you can safely bet that, in CA at least, the Sacramento bureaucrats will salivate over the thought of regulating and taxing sex. I expect condoms sold in CA to have microchips installed so they can alert some new agency that somebody is having a good time, along with where and with whom. LOL

We can also likely expect certain sex positions to be made illegal and that the state will promote the usage of under used sex workers (e.g. those who aren’t attractive and don’t provide good service) as a way toward sex equity.
Last time I looked at Canada's agency sites, I saw pics/videos that weren't psd to death, showb real bodies with real imperfections (still psd but nowhere the fully dolled up airbrush overdose that kgirl agencies putting out nowadays with exceptions) for a comparable price.

And that's with Canada not even being a fully legal country.

For consumer, the price increase will be there, yet the ability to see ( sample?) before buying could (not will but could) outweigh the price issues.

Its like the weed here. Yeah you're paying more, but you could chop it up with a bud tender take a look at the product before you buy and so on. There won't be a bl for walking etc. There won't be an underground vip club where regular mongers eat proverbial crumbs.


The supplier tho, I doubt they'd like that. They will lose a lot money to taxes they are now fully pocketing. Uncle Sam will milk them.

Just like underground weed suppliers got hit big by weed going legal, underground sex workers will lose a lot of income
 
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