@Grahor I'm guessing he's talking about either the Johns or pimps who would put a victim of human trafficking in that situation, because of course they wouldn't want to legally be persecuted for their haneous actions so technically might be on the pro-legalization side. I have met a lotnof individuals pro-legalization who when you bring up the awful violations of human rights that happen in some sex work rings who will immediately silence you and shut you down because they don't want sex work spoken of in a negative light thinking it'll hurt their cause. However, if someone is pro-legalization I think it's still vital to address the gross violations of human rights that happen in the sex work industry, specifically how that should be monitored and prevented when and if it's legalized to keep the workers safe and healthy.
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@Grahor I'm guessing he's talking about either the Johns or pimps who would put a victim of human trafficking in that situation, because of course they wouldn't want to legally be persecuted for their haneous actions so technically might be on the pro-legalization side. I have met a lotnof individuals pro-legalization who when you bring up the awful violations of human rights that happen in some sex work rings who will immediately silence you and shut you down because they don't want sex work spoken of in a negative light thinking it'll hurt their cause. However, if someone is pro-legalization I think it's still vital to address the gross violations of human rights that happen in the sex work industry, specifically how that should be monitored and prevented when and if it's legalized to keep the workers safe and healthy.