Should sex work be decriminalized or legalized?
Short answer, no. But it is also the wrong question. Of course, women should have dominion over their own bodies. That should never be a question for debate. A better question might be, will the US government protect sex workers?!? The answer is clearly no, not really, although they would pretend to. The decriminalization of sex work at all the corporations need.I’ll be the largest capitalist ‘s takeover of women owned businesses in US history.
I've heard it said and I'm sure there's scientific work created over this ..that all war is really about control over females and resources. We are just animals acting out mating behaviors that have evolved for millions of years. The point is is that reproduction is a collaborative effort where the female burdens all the risk to her body and time in family care. the male contributes additional resources for the women.. so sex work is natural. Those owls don't have a government telling them that they can't do this. They don't have a society telling them that they're whores for wanting to provide for their families. But also they don't have a company owning and controlling their behavioral data. saying oh you can't feed your family unless you feed me first. And I'll decide who mates with who when and under what circumstances. The real question is who owns The mating behaviors. Mating behaviors is a thing of nature. Like the aristocracy when they took over public lands. Once surf's we're going to the forest and get firewood but then at a certain point in history in Europe the public lands the aristocracy claimed private ownership over the firewood and started charging the people to get firewood. Our data is like this. Surveillance capitalism claims ownership behavioral data is called "behavioral future markets ". Surveillance capitalist claim they own the data. Shoshana zuboff (ex-dean of Harvard Business School ) says this marketplace of predictive behavioral data is called behavioral future markets. And this is why the internet is such a wormhole of crazy these days. How did legalizing marijuana in Massachusetts work out?
Say hello to mega-corporations. The marijuana dealers lost half their income to corporations. Additionally, the corporations work hard to make sure no unions are formed. The US stacks the deck against small business owners. Once taxes and corporations get involved, lobbyists step in and small business gets squeezed. The same would happen with sex workers.
The vast majority of people in sex work are women. Are government agencies protecting Uber drivers or Amazon workers? Can small businesses compete with huge corporations? Corporations have unlimited resources and access to cheap labor, in some cases basically bringing back indentured servitude. Can anyone say 16 Tons? These are old tricks. We need a labor movement and unions, both of which have been systematically diminished and crushed in the United States in favor of the corporate interest.
What do corporations really care about?
Women, children, and the disabled are the majority of people who live in poverty. Additionally, women still do the majority of unpaid labor in the United States, and the world. So the corporate takeover of sex work is a corporate take over of people who are already vulnerable. If sex work was legalized, the problem would not be with the sex workers, it would be with the corporations. The most valuable thing to these corporations is sex worker data analytics and client lists which they would then micro-target.
Corporations will take a nice honest transaction between consenting adults and make it into a cold profit and loss transaction. Humans are kind and emotional and sex work should not be about ruthless corporate practices. There is a reason why they don't let corporations run law firms. The US court system would collapse! Use critical thinking when looking at YouTube recommendations. Corporations use YouTube influencers to promote rhetoric to make you complacent to corporate crime, labor exploitation, and indentured servitude. The constant stream of misinformation makes it difficult for us to unite as a society against corporate crime.
Thanks for your compassion and patience. I look forward to having a real, human interaction with you.
Love, Melody 💕 xoxo
