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Nighat Ali

Prostitution should be legal: the statistics prove it || kuro5hin.org - 2 views

shared by Nighat Ali on 29 Nov 11 - Cached
  • Prostitution is not a women-only issue. 77.8% of arrests are women, 22.2% men. In larger cities, 20-30% of prostitutes are male. The feminist arguments against prostitution claiming that prostitution is "violence against women" need to be re-examined, considering that a considerable percentage of prostitutes are men
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    Dans cette site, sa permet au lecteur d'avoir plus d'information intéressant. Par exemple, moi j'ai appris qu'il y plus des hommes qui travaille comme de prostitue que les femmes....
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Top 10 Pros and Cons - Prostitution - ProCon.org - 0 views

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    Dans cette site on peu trouver des argument pour et contre
Nighat Ali

Should Prostitution Be Legalized? | Sex & Relationships | AlterNet - 0 views

  • Legalization is what it sounds like. A few counties in Nevada have legalized prostitution -- primarily, prostitutes work in brothels with managers or madams. The brothels pay taxes, are regulated by the local government, and are an integral part of the local economy.
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    Cette article parle d' une état qui a légalisé la prostitution et cette article parle aussi de l'avantage que le government donne au femmes de prostitution...
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Légaliser la prostitution, c'est ouvrir la porte au trafic international des ... - 1 views

  • CATHI croit qu'un débat de société est nécessaire sur cette question qui n'est pas d'abord une question de santé publique, mais fondamentalement une question d'égalité entre les femmes et les hommes, du respect mutuel de la dignité de chacun.
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Legalize Prostitution - 0 views

  • Laws against prostitution violate Americans' fundamental rights of individual liberty and personal privacy. Thomas Jefferson and other founders of the U.S. envisioned a society where people can live without interference from government, provided they don't harm others
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      Si nous vivons dans une société libre, pouquoi la prostitution n'est pas légal? On comprend tous que lorsqu'on rend quelque chose de illégal c'est lorsque se chose cause du mal au société, mais la prostitution ne cause aucun mal à la société donc pourquoi on ne le rends pas légal?
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The Case for Legalized Prostitution - 1 views

shared by Nighat Ali on 20 Nov 11 - Cached
  • Recent research indicates that over one million women in the United States earn their living by full-time prostitution.
  • such prohibitions violate one's most basic and inherent rights. Prostitution is the voluntary sale (or rental) of a labor service. Individuals own their own bodies and their own labor services and have the absolute right to decide how those labor services should be used.
  • such prohibitions violate one's most basic and inherent rights. Prostitution is the voluntary sale (or rental) of a labor service. Individuals own their own bodies and their own labor services and have the absolute right to decide how those labor services should be used.
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  • Prostitution may be the world's oldest profession, and laws prohibiting prostitution may well be the oldest example of government regulation and government (sex) discrimination. In a free society, however, all such laws are inappropriate because they violate the basic rights and liberties of the individuals involved.
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    Prostitution s'agit comme une choix d'emploi. C'Est une moyen pour les femmes de recevoir de l'argent. En plus de ceci, elle créés de l'injustice vers les personnes qui aiment cette profession.
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Defending Christmas: It's "Merry Christmas," not "Happy Holidays" |... - 2 views

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      Je trove que cette point de vue de l'auteure est très intéressant...
  • It's that time of year again - the buildup to the holiday whose name so many people are afraid to say. "Merry Christmas." Why do these two words offend so many people? Why is this greeting such a big problem? Why are their retail stores that insist their employees say "Happy Holidays"? Of course, some have even dropped the 's', and wish people a "Happy Holiday." What holiday are they talking about? Why can't they just say it!? Why are there so many offices that are afraid to have a "Christmas" party? Why are public schools forbidden to utter the word "Christmas" and, in some cases, not allowed to even have red and green decorations or visits from Santa Claus? What's the problem with Christmas? In truth, there should be NO problem with Christmas - and there should be no problem , thankfully, some retail stores like Wal-Mart are wising up to this fact.
  • tmas" party? Why are public schools forbidden to utter the word "Christmas" and, in some cases,
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  • While the United States is officially and culturally committed to religious freedom, the overwhelming majority of the American people respect Christmas as it has traditionally been understood and observed. Here are some facts to prove this: According to the well-known polling firm Zogby, 95% of Americans are NOT offended when they hear "Merry Christmas" and over half are "bothered" by the greeting "Happy Holidays." A FOXNEWS poll in 2005 suggests that 95% of Americans celebrate Christmas - that's "Christmas" specifically as in the holiday on December 25 Another FOXNEWS poll that same year said that 83% of respondents believed nativity scenes were appropriate for public propertyA 2004 Newsweek poll revealed that 79% of Americans believe in the virgin birth of Jesus Christ as depicted in the BibleNinety percent of respondents to a 2000 Gallup poll affirmed the birth of Jesus Christ as the purpose of Christmas
  • This author will grant that it's unethical and socially wrong to deliberately provoke and offend someone who is of a different faith. But this does not mean - nor should it mean - that we have to censor out any public, visible displays of Christmas for the comfort of the few who might be offended. The First Amendment guarantees the free exercise of religion. It does NOT - and read this carefully - it does NOT guarantee one the right to NOT be offended. It does NOT guarantee the right of one to be free of any social discomfort.
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Should Christmas be allowed to be celebrated in schools? - by Tracy Lynn Smith - Helium - 1 views

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      Danc cette article, les arguments décrit par l'auteur nous permet de savoir qu'il y a aucun mal de pratiquer Noël dans le publique.
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  • Christmas should be recognized and celebrated in the schools. Regardless of each person's religious beliefs, Christmas day is celebrated by giving gifts and spreading good cheer to all. There is no harm from spreading good cheer and trying to make other people happy. Actually the world would be a better place if everyone practiced helping each other a little more often
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