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Every time I read a reference to legalizing prostitution I wonder how long it would take for some smart bastard to package and franchise it. Corporate would recruit the whores- ship them off to whore school in Kansas. Straighten out the dental and front them the tit jobs, hair dye and extensions. They'd be shipped out by the busloads to franchisees in all corners of the country.

McWhores



I've wondered why no enterprising individual (that I know of) has approached an Indian tribe to open up a chain of brothels. Indian nations are sovereign governments, and they've already profited from gambling, so why not have brothels too? It would be a category killer!

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you're tainted, all people remember is "you did something bad" and you might as well have ran over an entire crosswalk of blind kids going to help the elderly while shitfaced.



Hugh Grant didn't make out so bad for himself, did he?

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Noone could be criminally prosecuted (paying for sex is not illegal in Canada), but there were lineups in the courthouse to see the documents for gossiping purposes only. This is clearly not what many of the customers were expecting when they paid for some company ten years earlier, after getting assurance that the billing entity would be something benign (ie. Educational Equipment International ltd).



So who's at fault here - the agency or a political system that sees fit to enforce public morality?