Comments by "Darkpaw1" (@darkpaw1522) on "JRE Clips" channel.

  1. People don't realize the good prostitution can do. Humans need intimacy. Like what do people expect others to do, just hide away and be miserable? Prostitution literally saved me from depression. I bet it could do much more to help people if it was legalized.
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  2. Prostitution helped me recover after my divorce. I hope one day it can become legal.
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  3.  @homero_lolz  Better than no intimacy and no sex. Besides, intimacy is based on the customer. If someone gets enough intimacy from prostitution, then that works for them. And even if it doesn’t not like they being sexually frustrated helps. Better to get your needs solved so you can seek intimacy without a sexual undertone. Hence, another positive of prostitution.
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  4.  @scifirealism5943  Yes you can. Why don’t you believe you can’t?
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  5. It makes good sense though. I don't think it'd fix all the problems, but it definitely would help a lot.
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  6.  @Zayden.  It is a job. Sex workers have a skill, with a demand for said skill. Music is a genuine "mutual experience", so is being a musician not a job anymore? Some people want a certain race, fet1sh, or simply want more sex. There is nothing wrong with satisfying those needs.
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  7. This virus is mediocre. I don't even know anyone who has it (diagnosed anyway), let alone died from it. It's West Nile/Ebola all over again.
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  8. I can easily see prostitution being legalized. Start by decriminalizing it, and then add on that those who wish to work in brothels or promotion material must be medical screened and sponsored. I can easily see a strip club advertising an evening with their clean women, or a bachelorette party where the bridesmaids can order extra.
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  9. I think they both have a point. Polygamy isn't for everyone. You have to be very confident, financially stable, and able to work well with others; three qualities very few people have, especially all at once. To consider polygamy means you first need to ensure you're married, and your current marriage itself is stable. Once you have that you have shown you have the confidence to take care of a spouse, the finance to ensure you can support each other, and the the teamwork to overcome marital problems. It's only after this would I consider polygamy. With that said I find polygamy is fine. Of the married polygamist families I met, the most successful ones mastered the key things that also make monogamous marriages work too. In truth, to manage a polygamist marriage requires the same skill set as a monogamous one. And int he end the children from those families come out just like any other kid. Most of them report it's like living with a aunts and a bunch of cousins. They all go to school, they all are raised well, and enter adulthood just as normal people. The only type polygamist that are universally disliked is the FLDS. This is because they don't make polygamy an option, it's forced. And if you are polygamist in their community you must adhere to their rules and only marry who they see fit. Most polygamist agree that their not really polygamist, that the FLDS is actually just a cult. I'm glad media is discussing polygamy and separating it from the FLDS. Because most polygamous families are nothing like them at all.
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  10. Lesson of the story: If its a overcrowded city, don't move there.
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  11.  @max7971  Certainly. But a dystopia is just short of utopia. Which is far better than what we have now, which is a mix of hypocrisy and blissfully ignorant methods of class segregation.
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