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Subject: Re: Male vs Female Strippers

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Astrid

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Date Posted: 23:01:58 07/05/02 Fri
In reply to: Siannach 's message, "Re: Male vs Female Strippers" on 17:02:05 07/05/02 Fri

>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"?

Huh?? I don't get what you're saying about religion vs. society.

I teach my kids morality in a framework that is rational rather than reactionary. I believe it'll be more effective in the long run.

> I
>personally don't see gambling as a bad thing.

I think giving your money away is in general a pretty bad thing. Not a winning financial strategy, for sure. It might not be immoral (unless you're gambling your kids' meals away), but it sure is stupid.

>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.

So you think the one thing keeping all these girls from becoming hookers is that it's illegal? Are they the same girls who are trying pot and exceeding the speed limit?

Astrid

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