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From what you say the USA has an abysmal sexual marketplace.
What's wrong with Mexico? In Monterrey, at least, many of the prostitutes are single mothers age 18-25 that want only work three or four hours a day so they can be at home to raise their kid. A drug addicted woman wouldn't be fit to be a prostitute in Monterrey. Those single mothers don't have the option of getting a husband because most men wouldn't have a relationship with them. Mexico is a little expensive compared to other countries perhaps costing 1000 MXN ~ USD 55 per hour. That's gotta be a world cheaper than Vegas. Oh, and a bus ride from Dallas to Monterrey is USD 59. That means if you have a four day weekend, you can indulge for maybe USD 500 total cost and enjoy three or four sessions, total cost including meals, lodging and transportation if you don't mind eating at Carl's Jr.
What's wrong with Mexico? In Monterrey, at least, many of the prostitutes are single mothers age 18-25 that want only work three or four hours a day so they can be at home to raise their kid. A drug addicted woman wouldn't be fit to be a prostitute in Monterrey. Those single mothers don't have the option of getting a husband because most men wouldn't have a relationship with them. Mexico is a little expensive compared to other countries perhaps costing 1000 MXN ~ USD 55 per hour. That's gotta be a world cheaper than Vegas. Oh, and a bus ride from Dallas to Monterrey is USD 59. That means if you have a four day weekend, you can indulge for maybe USD 500 total cost and enjoy three or four sessions, total cost including meals, lodging and transportation if you don't mind eating at Carl's Jr.
I understand on legalities you don't care about reality, just how you want things to work in a fantasy reality as for your comment about cop's word versus a drug addict 18 year old forced into "legal" prostitution.
If you can't afford airline tickets to Vegas from within the USA, you can't afford going to a Nevada brothel.
I already posted how many former brothel prostitutes and prostitute rights groups do NOT want what you want. They want legalization, period, not trying to force prostitutes into brothels, often reducing them to little more than sex slaves and having to give a BIG piece of the money instead to the brothel owner.
You certainly are willing to give someone else 50% of your take-home paycheck for your work - and more to others plus another layer of taxes and fees for your employment, correct? And are certain that a woman doing a $10 BJ in a bar would gladly give $5 of it to the bar, another $1 tip to the employees of the bar, $1 for government licensing and fees, and $1 in government taxes - keeping $1 of the $10. She can use that $1 to pay her federal income taxes - keeping 25 cents.
Yeah, you're on prostitute's side. :roll:
Hell, don't rant. Just go to a brothel. Nothing is stopping you. I am not debating brothels. Just spend $300 or $400 for the airline ticket and another $500 to $100 for 30 minutes in the brothel - of which maybe if lucky the prostitute's final share is 1/3rd.
'It's like you sign a contract to be raped' | US news | The Guardian
And those women LOVE being with men like you and others. That's why 80% desperately want out from their "Contract to be raped" as one put it.
There is no ethics in all the requirements you want for prostitutes without having the same requirements - if not more - who use a prostitute. Prostitutes are FAR more at risk than men who hire them.