France is a Very Progressive Country
I just read about this and I am very pleased.
I just read about this and I am very pleased.
"A cross-party commission of French MPs have recommended criminalising all clients of sex workers, meaning anyone who buys sex from any kind of prostitute would face prison and a fine."http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/apr/13/france-illegal-pay-sex
"We must "look to the client, long overlooked but central player in prostitution" . Goal: "Make him aware of the implications of these actions." And then, to penalize him. Creating, by statute, tort sanctioning the use in prostitution of a sentence of six months in prison and 3000 euro fine. "http://www.allvoices.com/contributed-news/8781225-prostitution-the-state-wants-to-charge-the-customer
That really made my day: Finally another country is following the example of Sweden and establishes a law to influence the social norm towards the long overdue acknowledgment, that women's bodies are not commodities to be used and bought.
The European Union is over regulating so much. Why don't they make the law against the abuse of women valid for the entire European Union?
Why is Germany such a backwards country, that here prostitution is considered a legal occupation in no way different from hairdressing or pedicure, paying taxes and social insurance contributions? Not only that, but German women on unemployment benefit risk to loose their subsistence, if the job center sends them to work in a brothel and they refuse. This is an outrage, even if the job is cleaning or book keeping.
If they would not only pass that law in France, but also rigorously prosecute the clients and fine them, this would bring in a lot of money. That money then could be used for a training program for young boys at school about the benefits of a monogamous relationship, installing in them so much respect for women, that it would never occur to them to abuse a woman's body for sex. If enough clients get caught and are forced to pay, if all young boys are given the anti-promiscuity training, then France could become a real paradise for women. There is an expression in German for a real good life, it is living like god in France. But then, it would also be possible to live like a goddess in France.
Vive la France!
The European Union is over regulating so much. Why don't they make the law against the abuse of women valid for the entire European Union?
Why is Germany such a backwards country, that here prostitution is considered a legal occupation in no way different from hairdressing or pedicure, paying taxes and social insurance contributions? Not only that, but German women on unemployment benefit risk to loose their subsistence, if the job center sends them to work in a brothel and they refuse. This is an outrage, even if the job is cleaning or book keeping.
If they would not only pass that law in France, but also rigorously prosecute the clients and fine them, this would bring in a lot of money. That money then could be used for a training program for young boys at school about the benefits of a monogamous relationship, installing in them so much respect for women, that it would never occur to them to abuse a woman's body for sex. If enough clients get caught and are forced to pay, if all young boys are given the anti-promiscuity training, then France could become a real paradise for women. There is an expression in German for a real good life, it is living like god in France. But then, it would also be possible to live like a goddess in France.
Vive la France!
