Should the names be released–your opinion? (parties, claim, laws)

[RiverBird]

How stupid can men be to disclose their real names at brothels, and not pay in cash? Kind of shows how dumb they are.

[Georgianbelle]

If the woman's face is made public, and it was, then the men should be treated the same.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by newenglandgirl

Should the list of "clients" be released/published in the Kennebunk Maine prostitution bust?

No. Absolutely not. They are innocent until proven guilty.

And by the way, prostitution should not be illegal. Government should not have the authority to tell me who I can have sex with.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by Singlelady10

Yes, why should they be protected when they did something illegal? Breaking the law has consequences. Maybe they will take a second thought before they do it again.

Maybe I missed it, but have they been convicted?

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by waterboy7375

Not only should they not be released they should never have been arrested.

Correct.

[enemy country]

Originally Posted by newenglandgirl

Should the list of "clients" be released/published in the Kennebunk Maine prostitution bust?

No, and she should not be charged. No crime here and we know it.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by Mircea

That's right.......the stupid spouses have no right to know.....so help cover it up.

Why do you think they are married? And if they are, why should the government get involved in their marriage?

Why should I be on the hook to pay their medical bills for their sexually transmitted diseases?

If we didn't have Obamacare, you wouldn't. And by the way, millions of people get STD without ever seeing a prostitute and millions of people have sex with prostitutes and never get STD.

Ask your pimp - he'll explain it to you -- right after he beats the crap out of you.

I take it you've never seen a prostitute who was brutally beaten by her pimp.

Millions of prostitutes don't have pimps. You've been watching too much TV.

[Roadking2003]

Originally Posted by enemy country

No, and she should not be charged. No crime here and we know it.

I can assure you that if I'm ever on a jury in a prostitution trial, my verdict will be "Not Guilty".

[vamos]

Gosh, Americans and their need to legislate morality. It's so last century. Consenting adults are having sex - big deal. I don't care if money is paid for sex, or an eventual inheritance, or a car, or a college education. Time to get over it.

[Georgianbelle]

Today in Maine prostitution IS illegal. If people want to work to make it legal, then, they should. I do think it should remain a crime and both parties, the man and the woman, should be punished equally. People claiming that no one committed a crime are wrong.