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Subject: Re: Male vs Female Strippers

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Siannach

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Date Posted: 17:02:05 07/05/02 Fri
In reply to: Astrid 's message, "Re: Male vs Female Strippers" on 14:49:15 07/04/02 Thu

>Stripping is legal, and my daughter won't have any
>misconception that I think it's an appropriate career
>choice for her. Gambling is legal, and my kids will
>know what I think of THAT. Etc.
>
>Why does something have to be illegal for it to be
>condemned?
>
>Astrid

But you won't be teaching her that morality in a religious framework, so she won't see it as a higher authority (ie God) condemns it even if society doesn't. How will you ensure that she doesn't see it as a "mom doesn't like it, but its legal"? I personally don't see gambling as a bad thing. Stripping is a very lucrative job for young women. My (ex) best friend became a stripper for the money at the age of 29. She knows its not a "respectable job", but it is legal and you can make a lot of money quick. If you have a couple of generations of girl's growing up with the sense that prostitution is legal, its very likely that they will come to view prostitution in the same way. Atleast when its illegal, many of the women who think nothing of taking their clothes off and shooting pingpong balls out of their various orifaces wouldn't consider prostitution. Take away the illegal stigma and it might make crossing that line a little less reprehensible.

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Re: Male vs Female Strippers	Astrid	23:01:58 07/05/02 Fri