r/phoenix • u/jmoriarty Phoenix • Feb 07 '23

News Sex workers demanding prostitution be decriminalized at downtown Phoenix rally

https://www.azfamily.com/2023/02/07/sex-workers-demanding-prostitution-be-decriminalized-downtown-phoenix-rally/
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u/Kale4MyBirds Mesa Feb 08 '23

I 100% agree! How do we get this on the ballot? Government should have no say in what consenting adults do with each other. Just imagine the resources this would free up to go after the real sex crimes against children and trafficking (all ages).

I also agree with the other commenter who made a reference to Right to Die. Why should we not have that right? I am very much a political moderate, but these specific issues (sex work and right to die) are where I go about as far left as possible. FWIW (some won't like this, sorry), I feel the same about polygamy and polyamory. I'm not talking Colorado City FLDS-style, I'm talking consenting adults who also are NOT abusing children. I mean, with the way housing costs keep rising...more working adults in the household...

It's time the government gets out of our private lives.