Comments by "" (@shauncameron8390) on ""Sometimes, sex ain't wrong at all" - BBC Africa Eye Documentary" video.

@dwighthayes4738 Exactly.
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No. Ignorance is. Even by her own admission, she voluntarily chose prostitution.
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@laureenambani8739 And an equally poor citizenry that probably voted for said poor leadership.
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A product of liberal moral values.
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LMAO
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How about large-scale private enterprise?
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While women enable them.
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Apparently, the ends justify the means in which as long as the goals are noble, any action to achieve them can be excused no matter how immoral, unlawful or illegal it is. This kind of mentality is what brings about broken families, broken communities and ultimately broken societies.
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It's a fancy name for john/customer/client/sugar daddy.
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Nope. This is more greed and laziness.
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@marykimani1590 Not quite. They want an expensive lifestyle they're too lazy to work for. In other words, they want something for nothing.
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And in a lot of case, not willing to accept responsibility for whatever negative consequences that their decisions invited.
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@agbaid Oh yes it is wrong due to what her choices ultimately invites and promotes. Ditto for the men that choose get involved with her. Adultery, disease, corruption and this idea of doing anything in the name of "survival" and "getting ahead," the well-being of others be damned, hence broken communities and broken societies.
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@agbaid Driven? Really? Are you saying women are weak-minded?
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While the less fortunate does anything in the name of survival and getting ahead, self-respect and the well-being of others be damned! If anything, Africa's corrupt leadership is a reflection of an equally corrupt citizenry that elected it.
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Or well-off local Black men.
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@mzfeisty1554 Kudos.
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But in the end, it's the women who chose to supply said demand. After all, women are the gatekeepers of sex, are they not?
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The minute you let liberal-minded people have any say over what goes on in society.
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