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(11-06-2015, 04:47 AM)Zhavi Wrote: I agree with this a lot, I do. But do consider that there may be a difference in organizational capacity between being gay and the act of homosexual or non hetero sex being illegal, and being in the sex industry and that being illegal.
the history of sexual freedom movements in the US is really full of stupidity. I mean, bisexual people are still being snubbed by some sexual identity groups because reasons. We are moving forward, but it's slow.
The sex industry doesn't just include prostitution. It also includes porn, phone sex, cam sex, stripping, and in some cases, things like erotic massage (though that can sometimes be seen as a form of prostitution), etc. Additionally, prostitution is legal in Nevada. So to say that they can't organize...I'm not so sure about that. I think they can, if they really have a desire to. But it does not help that many people seem to choose those occupations not necessarily out of a desire to actually do them, but because they see it as their only opportunity.
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