Serious How are Escort Services Legal in NYC, New York State...?

[JeffDude]

Recently there has been articles and discussions online and in Newspapers about Legalizing or Decriminalizing Prostitution for consenting adults in New York City and New York State, but in the days of the big Yellow Pages, Escort Services were listed along with other businesses, like Plumbers, Dentists etc

 

[Indari]

US prostitution laws are sadistic

 

[subhuman]

US prostitution laws are sadistic

I agree. I am escaping America to get away from them

 

[Deleted member 41988]

US prostitution laws are sadistic

 

[JeffDude]

America is Sadistic and Sucks in Many Ways, sad but true
I'm Libertarian on Many Issues,
America has Evil Suicide Prevention and Forced Living Extremism till the bitter end crap. But the Right To Die Movement is Growing in America and Worldwide. As people see the BS and Lies of the Pro-Life Suicide Prevention Clowns,
The "War on Drugs" is an American Abomination that countless people hate, and of course America stupidly Outlawing Prostitution for consenting adults is another American Abomination , my original Question how are Escort Services Legal in NYC and New York State and advertise in yellow pages where Prostitution is illegal. Does anyone know the law

 

[JeffDude]

Years ago in New York City, Escort Services advertised in the Yellow Pages, those big books , if they were illegal, how could they advertise in the Yellow Pages published by the Phone Company

 

[Words2_live_bye]

US prostitution laws are sadistic

if onlyfans and porn is legal then make buying physical sex legal

 

[텍스트]

prostitutes should be legal

 

[berais]

New York City Dismisses Thousands Of Prostitution Cases, Will No Longer Prosecute Many Offenses Related To Sex Work

The Manhattan District Attorney's office wanted the cases dropped, saying the accused were exploited sex workers and unfairly targeted.

www.cbsnews.com

Manhattan to Stop Prosecuting Prostitution, Part of Nationwide Shift (Published 2021)

The district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., moved to dismiss thousands of cases dating back decades, amid a growing movement to change the criminal justice system’s approach to prostitution.

www.nytimes.com

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