Prostitutes! Another Benefit From Fracking!

[sfc_oliver]

I think they already began that investigation down in Columbia.

[jay]

The Secret Service will probably be coming in next to investigate this aspect of the drilling industries.

[Youngstownshrimp]

Free enterprise floats all boats.

[iwasthere]

there are religious people on the left and the right and in the middle,  but i am surprise the conservatives in this blog are for legalizing prostitution that is all i am saying.

[sfc_oliver]

Ah yes, that blasted religious right. I suppose there are no religious people on the left.

Myself, I would vote to legalize it.  For many reasons.

[iwasthere]

its not the left that says no to legal prostitution but the religious right until they are caught then they say forgive me, i have sinned.

[sfc_oliver]

The worlds oldest profession.

And it is legal in many parts of the world. And taxed, surprising that the left isn't pushing for it to be legalized everywhere.

[Rick Rowlands]

Prostitution should be legal.  It would be safer and taxing the activity would add to the local government's coffers.   Why it is still illegal is beyond me. 

[sfc_oliver]

LOL, I can only say that I was asked if I wanted a date once at the corner of Market and Marion.

I declined.............

[iwasthere]

Will they be different than the ones working in the area now?

sarge what do know about the ytown prostitutes. are you telling us something about your liberal side. if the prostitutes are moving out of ytown into the subs, they are tired of paying the high city income tax in the subs there is none. you can say its a pay raise when one does not pay a city income tax.

[sfc_oliver]

And here I was hoping for upside down...........

[Why?Town]

I heard they do it sideways.

[irishbobcat]

Well, I am assuming they will have to move from Market St. and South Ave. to
out in the country......I guess this is what they mean by regionalization.....

[sfc_oliver]

Will they be different than the ones working in the area now?

[jay]

Is this another part of the service economy?