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You can choose to do anything within your power. However, everything you choose to do will have consequences. We as humans are naturally built with compassion and the capacity to love, we are also built with selfish, survival ego, and a complicated mind that can be overcome with emotion.

We cannot satisfy ourselves exclusively by disregarding the bigger picture.

If you choose to do things that step on or harm others to get your own way, you are yielding to immaturity and carelessness, a poor attitude that shows a lack of respect for humanity, both for others and for yourself, by not being the person you could be that makes the world better, and not worse. You are letting yourself down, as well as the world around you.

The bigger your circle of influence, the more important it is for you to temper your desires with maturity. As we age, we have life experiences that make us think we know things and understand the world. We become arrogant. To curb that, we must always remember that we are individuals, with one life, and limited perspective. We are a tiny pebble creating a ripple in the pond.

While our circle of influence is small, we do still create a ripple effect. Everything we do should be considered for other impacts than our own thoughts and feelings.

As we begin to take on responsibility for others’ well being, be it making friends, being a student in a school of many, babysitting siblings or neighbor children, parenting, or doing any other job, paid or not, we must realize that our freedom is limited by our responsibility to ourselves and others.

Freedom always comes with a price, and that price is responsibility.

Living as a human being on Earth, you are a member of the world community. It’s a really big place with a lot of individual souls, all who have needs and wants, all who are trying to survive and be happy as they spend their lifetimes.

You have the right to do as you wish, but you do not have the right to impinge on the same freedom that everyone else has.

Therefore, your freedom is limited by your responsibility to not impinge on the rights of others to the same freedom, and by your responsibility as a member of the world community to contribute to it with goodness.

Break that basic commandment, and the world shall come down upon you, because you have failed in your level of care and made it clear that you do not deserve to keep your freedom, as you have no respect for what it truly means.

True freedom comes only from making choices that have no adverse natural consequences.

Thus, freedom to do whatever you please is an illusion. Every choice has consequences according to natural law (physical and spiritual), and any attempt to redefine those consequences to ones liking is vain and futile - but nonetheless making such attempts is a very human thing to do.

That’s why Jesus said that “the truth will set you free.” Only by knowing the truth, whether it’s the truth about physical laws or spiritual laws, do we gain the power to make the right choices that have consistently beneficial consequences.

People often replace the word freedom with the word license. Meaning, “ I have the right to do whatever I want!” I assert that no one is truly free and that all are bound by certain laws.

All authority is derived from one source. Mankind received it's authority from that source. He is only free to obey it or not obey it. You have the right or free-will to obey or not to. However, when you begin operating outside the parameters of the laws of the universe certain things happen as s result (see Law of Cause & Effect).

There are two laws which guide all things and they are: God's law and natural law.

Natural laws are hierarchical in nature; secondary laws of nature are based on primary laws of nature, which have to be just right in order for our universe to be possible. But, where did these laws come from, and why do they exist? If the universe were merely the accidental by-product of a big bang, then why should it obey orderly principles—or any principles at all for that matter? Such laws are consistent with biblical creation. Natural laws exist because the universe has a Creator God who is logical and has imposed order on His universe.*

So, we can see that natural laws follow the One who established them. Of course I'm saying that God established them. If you don't believe in Him, then I'm sure you have other issues that may need addressing first.

Everything in the universe, every plant and animal, every rock, every particle of matter or light wave, is bound by laws which it has no choice but to obey. The Bible tells us that there are laws of nature—“ordinances of heaven and earth” (Jeremiah 33:25). These laws describe the way God normally accomplishes His will in the universe.

God’s logic is built into the universe, and so the universe is not haphazard or arbitrary. It obeys laws of chemistry that are logically derived from the laws of physics, many of which can be logically derived from other laws of physics and laws of mathematics. The most fundamental laws of nature exist only because God wills them to; they are the logical, orderly way that the Lord upholds and sustains the universe He has created. The atheist is unable to account for the logical, orderly state of the universe. Why should the universe obey laws if there is no law-giver? But laws of nature are perfectly consistent with biblical creation. In fact, the Bible is the foundation for natural laws.

There is one well-known law of life: the law of biogenesis. This law states simply that life always comes from life. This is what observational science tells us: organisms reproduce other organisms after their own kind. Historically, Louis Pasteur disproved one alleged case of spontaneous generation; he showed that life comes from previous life. Since then, we have seen that this law is universal—with no known exceptions. This is, of course, exactly what we would expect from the Bible. According to Genesis 1, God supernaturally created the first diverse kinds of life on earth and made them to reproduce after their kind. Notice that molecules-to-man evolution violates the law of biogenesis. Evolutionists believe that life (at least once) spontaneously formed from nonliving chemicals. But this is inconsistent with the law of biogenesis. Real science confirms the Bible.

EVERYTHING IN THE UNIVERSE, EVERY PLANT AND ANIMAL, EVERY ROCK, EVERY PARTICLE OF MATTER OR LIGHT WAVE, IS BOUND BY LAWS WHICH IT HAS NO CHOICE BUT TO OBEY.

The Laws of Chemistry

Life requires a specific chemistry. Our bodies are powered by chemical reactions and depend on the laws of chemistry operating in a uniform fashion. Even the information that makes up any living being is stored on a long molecule called DNA. Life as we know it would not be possible if the laws of chemistry were different. God created the laws of chemistry in just the right way so that life would be possible.

The laws of chemistry give different properties to the various elements (each made of one type of atom) and compounds (made up of two or more types of atoms that are bonded together) in the universe. For example, when given sufficient activation energy, the lightest element (hydrogen) will react with oxygen to form water. Water itself has some interesting properties, such as the ability to hold an unusually large amount of heat energy. When frozen, water forms crystals with six-sided symmetry (which is why snowflakes are generally six-sided). Contrast this with salt (sodium chloride) crystals, which tend to form cubes. It is the six-fold symmetry of water ice that causes “holes” in its crystal, making it less dense than its own liquid. That’s why ice floats in water (whereas essentially all other frozen compounds sink in their own liquid).

The properties of elements and compounds are not arbitrary. In fact, the elements can be logically organized into a periodic table based on their physical properties. Substances in the same column on the table tend to have similar properties. This follows because elements in a vertical column have the same outer electron structures. These outermost electrons determine the physical characteristics of the atom. The periodic table did not happen by chance. Atoms and molecules have their various properties because their electrons are bound by the laws of quantum physics. In other words, chemistry is based on physics. If the laws of quantum physics were just a bit different, atoms might not even be possible. God designed the laws of physics just right so that the laws of chemistry would come out the way He wanted them to.


The Laws of Planetary Motion
The creation scientist Johannes Kepler discovered that the planets in our solar system obey three laws of nature. He found that planets orbit in ellipses (not perfect circles as had been previously thought) with the sun at one focus of the ellipse; thus a given planet is sometimes closer to the sun than at other times. Kepler also found that planets sweep out equal areas in equal times—in other words, planets speed up as they get closer to the sun within their orbit. And third, Kepler found the exact mathematical relationship between a planet’s distance from the sun (a) and its orbital period (p); planets that are farther from the sun take much longer to orbit than planets that are closer (expressed as 2=a3). Kepler’s laws also apply to the orbits of moons around a given planet.1

As with the laws of chemistry, these laws of planetary motion are not fundamental. Rather, they are the logical derivation of other laws of nature. In fact, it was another creation scientist (Sir Isaac Newton) who discovered that Kepler’s laws could be derived mathematically from certain laws of physics—specifically, the laws of gravity and motion (which Newton himself formulated).

If a mind/person, at any given moment, could know all of the forces operating in nature and the respective positions of all its components, it would thereby know with certainty the future and the past of every entity, large or small. The Persian poet Omar Khayyam expressed a similar deterministic view of the world in the concluding half of one of his quatrains: “And the first Morning of Creation wrote / What the Last Dawn of Reckoning shall read.”

The concept of freedom is now erroneously championed as “I can do whatever I want.” Freedom has been reduced to a completely self-serving ideal that proclaims because I am free I am guaranteed to do and have particular things in life. This concept and the actions and attitudes it produces are key components in the “me and mine” attitude our nation is struggling with. Many are even interpreting freedom to mean that no one should disagree with or fight their views. Freedom has to be bigger, deeper and more than this. Freedom at its core is the ability to do what I ought, not simply what I want. Who claim there are no moral absolutes in a quandary. To exercise freedom, which inherently includes having that exercise protected, there must be some moral consensus on what is right, what is worth fighting and sacrificing for. If there is no consensus, there is no way to determine if I am fighting for freedoms or for anarchy and tyranny.

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So I suggest:

Instead of taking the side of FREEDOM, take the side of TRUTH.

Cos, truth does justice. freedom may not!

 

[bête noire]

By your logic if Saudis are haramis so we should become haramis as well.

As far India is concern we Bangladeshis ARE Indians. Our culture language everything is Indian. There is no such thing as Bangladeshi culture. Pakistan was created for Muslims of India. We Bangladshis are East Indian Muslims.

Saudis are haramis? Where have I said that in reply to yours? Point was clear. If you think someone has to love their work then the migrant working should be banned in BD.

As for India, We are NOT Indians. Culture similarity is like calling Canadians, Americans. We are in the same region doesn't mean we are the same.

Regardless though, why does it matter if we have similar culture? If you have siblings do you live with them till you die? Or do you go your own way whichever way you both choose? Should everything be done by votes in between your multiple siblings? Culture can be the absolute same for all I care. But I won't have BD join another country when we can with 160 million people decide where we want our country to go.

Also culture is redundant when deciding country. Culture isn't static. If culture was so important, we wouldn't have division based on religion in there first place. Culture can go f itself. I would rather Dhaka become autonomous and so does rest of the country in some form or another. You want to live like rats under a billion people, indian visa is easy. Go live there.

I already answered the question's first part to @Mage .
What you guys are doing its not just absurd but also hillarious !
Did you even bother to read my reply ? Why shouldn't she quit housemaid job? She took it because she had no.other way left .
When her husband was giving her a better life why she will not quite the job indeed she will quite the job.
And was it me who was speaking for freedom?
However , no one do odd jobs willingly.
But Mage believe that prostitutes do their work because of freedom not because they have no other way to left!
Do you read his fallacious logic?
Here we ( non secular mullahs) are trying to say that if someone is prostitute then a reasonable person will help her to improve her life.
So surely if someone is housemaid and I fall in love without knowing that, I will ask her quite her job and she will quite.l because necessarily she took the odd job because she has no other way.
Did I say that she took the job because of her freedom? I didn't. So your argument never work on me.
On the other hand Mage believe that peoples may choose prostitution willingly. Fine ask her marry such woman and also his wife must have to continue the job as he ( Mage) doesn't consider that job as odd job.

The point of the argument isn't so simple. But @Nilgiri already explain it( post #125) you can read that post, I don't think I need to ad more on it.

@Ashik Mahmud

Loads of verbal diarrhoea. You say they do it out of need. My question is why does it matter if it's out of need? Migrant workers do work out of need not because they really enjoy doing it. But you have double standards in both of these. Most people do what they do out of need, not because people really love their job. What a pathetic attempt at making case against prostitution.

As for reasonable people helping them get other jobs, I thought it's perfectly legal for people to already help them? But you want first starve them and cry here about helping. It's already legal to help so why isn't anyone doing it? Why is your solution banning it? Keep it legal and help them so that they don't have to be prostitute. Help doesn't need banning prostitution of occur.

And what's up with public opinion that you keep bringing up? Do you have a brain of your own or do you search internet on other peoples opinion and then average them out to then make that your opinion? The public can make their case, you make yours. You keep bringing this up yet if I bring up public opinion in Burma, suddenly I am not allowed to do that. There public opinion doesn't matter when it comes to your "opinion". Keep being a sheep in herd. Ask you mother before anything you do ever to make sure your "opinion" aligns with everyone.If public opinion is that strong, then WHY THE F*** IS PROSTITUTION, PIMPING AND BROTHELS LEGAL IN BD AND NO ONE DOES SH*T ABOUT IT. How are you so confident that public opinion sides with you? It's already legal, more legal than most European countries yet your STRONG PUBLIC OPINION AND THEIR MORAL VALUES doesn't do anything about it.

And stop writing incoherent walls of text. Stop going to next line after every sentence. Who taught you this writing style?

So I suggest:

Instead of taking the side of FREEDOM, take the side of TRUTH.

Cos, truth does justice. freedom may not!

You want to make logic all day, without any restrain and obligation,

Welcome to the Journey of "Joy Bangla to Gay Bangla".

2008 to 2018.

You are not that bright and I think even the people who support you, would agree.

 

[Centaur]

But you want first starve them and cry here about helping.

No need to read the entire post because that make no sense.
My argument with @Mage was completely different.
My point of argument was, if prostitution is luxurious job or not.
From the beginning mullahs ( peoples like me ) are trying to say that ,if women do prostitution, they do it only because they have no other option left in order to get food to eat.
And the mullahs also said that we should try.finding them new jobs. They ( mullahs) are not demanding to stop prostitution without feeding them. Is this to hard to understand?
On the other hand, the manifestations of human right ( seculars), are derailing the original point by beating around the Bush, and also trying to glorified the prostitution as moral jobs, does that make sense ?
So try to disprove the real points of mullahs instead if beating around the Bush.
@Ashik Mahmud

 

[bête noire]

No need to read the entire post because that make no sense.
My argument with @Mage was completely different.
My point of argument was, if prostitution is luxurious job or not.
From the beginning mullahs ( peoples like me ) are trying to say that ,if women do prostitution, they do it only because they have no other option left in order to get food to eat.
And the mullahs also said that we should try.finding them new jobs. They ( mullahs) are not demanding to stop prostitution without feeding them. Is this to hard to understand?
On the other hand, the manifestations of human right ( seculars), are derailing the original point by beating around the Bush, and also trying to glorified the prostitution as moral jobs, does that make sense ?
So try to disprove the real points of mullahs instead if beating around the Bush.
@Ashik Mahmud

Is anyone stopping mullahs from helping them? How does banning it help anyone? Can't the mullahs save them now? What were they doing all these time since they have said it, do they only care about prostitution when it's legal? You do realise, it can be legal and mullahs can give them other opportunities at the same time right? Why should it be illegal to take the option away from the women? What if the mullahs go back on their word after making it illegal? Current system is good. No one stooped the mullahs from helping them, they can do so whenever they want.

Do read my post on your public opinion of bold parts though. Why do you think public opinion is wrong and sides with you in this case? Unlike gay marriage, prostitution is already legal, brothels are legal, pimping is legal, yet this strong public opinion with their very strong sentiment isn't doing anything about it. SO they why do you need to make it illegal for public sentiment when public already doesn't have a problem with? Unlike gay marriage, we don't need to make it legal to know how the public goes about it. It is already legal. Public is fine. So stop bring up public sentiment like it matters in this case when it clearly doesn't.

 

[Centaur]

Is anyone stopping mullahs from helping them? How does banning it help anyone? Can't the mullahs save them now? What were they doing all these time since they have said it, do they only care about prostitution when it's legal? You do realise, it can be legal and mullahs can give them other opportunities at the same time right? Why should it be illegal to take the option away from the women? What if the mullahs go back on their word after making it illegal? Current system is good. No one stooped the mullahs from helping them, they can do so whenever they want.

Do read my post on your public opinion of bold parts though. Why do you think public opinion is wrong and sides with you in this case? Unlike gay marriage, prostitution is already legal, brothels are legal, pimping is legal, yet this strong public opinion with their very strong sentiment isn't doing anything about it. SO they why do you need to make it illegal for public sentiment when public already doesn't have a problem with? Unlike gay marriage, we don't need to make it legal to know how the public goes about it. It is already legal. Public is fine. So stop bring up public sentiment like it matters in this case when it clearly doesn't.

All points are already answered by others, don't like repeating same thing over and over.

I only can say that I talked about public sentiment because if prostitution can be legal, public sentiment will erupt as public is heavily motivated by religious morality.
So if govt legalize prostitution, the situation can be out of control.
I though you would understand my point before elaboration.
So this public sentiment is for present days Bangladesh and other conservative countries.
But moral value is forever; even if most of public want immoral things, still that are not allowed. So my real point was about moral or immoral, not the public sentiment, yet you are pushing with one side, because you only saw my argument when I was quoting @Mage, but missed/ignored my original standing.
And one thing again, I am not asking for any action against prostitution unless govt can give them job. So it's not wise for you to catch my one word when my intention was to public sentiment that can shake govt if they try to make prostitution legal.
hope I am clear now?
Thank you.
@Ashik Mahmud

 

[bête noire]

All points are already answered by others, don't like repeating same thing over and over.
Now I am compelled to ask how old are you! As you have asked the same question to another one because of your over confidence.
I only can that I used public sentiment because if prostitution can be legal, public sentiment will erupt as public is heavily motivated by religious morality.
So if govt legalize prostitution, the situation can be out of control.
I though you would understand my point before elaboration.
So this public sentiment is for present days Bangladesh and other conservative countries.
But moral value is forever; even if most of public want immoral things, still that are not allowed. hope I am clear now?
Thank you.

You seem to not have read my reply. Prostitution, brothels and pimping is already legal and more so than most European countries. So where are these public outrage and sentiment? Are you arguing about making it illegal or not? If you are talking about Pakistan or India, you might not know this by now in this forum, But I only care about my country.

Now my question to you, assuming you want it to be illegal, why? It's legal, and your public sentiment case is out of the window. Public clearly doesn't have strong opposition and shows they don't side with you. There are no "strong sentiment and opinion" of public against prostitution. And again I am only talking about BD here, my own country is the only one that matters to me. Why should then BD make it illegal?

As for my age, it's 22 and half.

 

[Centaur]

There are no "strong sentiment and opinion" of public against prostitution

Yes not only strong ( though many regularly visit brothels) but also this will be a huge huge political issue too, that's why hasina will not make it legal too, doesn't matter how secular she is! She knows politics much better than her followers .

Now my question to you, assuming you want it to be illegal, why

In short I will answer and I hope you will.not push further.
I want the abolition of prostitution after getting God jobs for them.
And legalization of prostitution will attract lots of immoral women into prostitution openly with the help of dalal NGOs. And that will be harmful for social order.
Std will spread chaos will start. And I will not bring the religious point because it will not work on you.and as a Muslim I strongly oppose it because of my religious teaching. But other than religious moral there are lots if things as I suggest you to read post # 125, as I have nothing to explain further after that explanation because religious restrictions are personal choice.
@Ashik Mahmud

 

[bête noire]

Yes not only strong but also this will be a huge huge political issue too, that's why hasina will not make it legal to, doesn't matter how secular she is! She knows politics much better than her followers .

Do you have dyslexia? It's already legal. I already said it 3 times. Hasina didn't have to do anything. High court ruled it legal and it is already legal.

 

[Centaur]

High court ruled it legal and it is already legal.

Well I missed that new . However when high court made it legal ? Just asking to know this information, not with the intention of argument!

 

[bête noire]

Well I missed that news as I am not interested on such topic . However when high court made it legal ? Just asking to know this information.

HOLY CR*P! And I thought we were arguing on to make it illegal and not arguing about making it legal since it IS legal already.

Bangladesh says prostitution legal

Brothel evictions last year sparked angry protests


The Bangladeshi High Court has ruled that prostitution as a livelihood is not illegal.

Lawyers say the judgement is highly unusual because it makes Bangladesh one of the few Islamic countries which do not ban prostitution.

This judgement means that prostitutes in Bangladesh now have the legal authority to practise their trade.

The judges made their comments as the court was ruling in a case brought by over 100 sex workers who have been in homes for vagrants since July last year, when two brothels on the outskirts of Dhaka were closed down by the authorities.

The police action was highly controversial and was much criticised by human rights groups.

One of these brothels, Tan Bazar, was widely regarded as the oldest and largest in the country.

'Illegal' action

The two judges hearing the case of the sex workers said that the government had acted illegally in closing down the brothels.

They condemned the action of the police in evicting the sex workers, accusing them of acting solely on behalf of the landlords who owned the land where the brothels were located.

Commentators say that while many Bangladeshis frown upon prostitution, the practise is nevertheless allowed if prostitutes have a licence.

This is only given to them if they can convince the authorities that they have no other means of earning an income.

Some lawyers says that the court ruling may be challenged, because the Bangladeshi constitution says that gambling and prostitution should not be encouraged.

Aids fear

Bangladesh has a large sex industry and a UN survey says hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshis visit sex workers every day.

UN officials fear the country may face a massive increase in the number of Aids cases, which are still fairly low when compared with neighbouring India and Thailand.

The BBC's David Chazan in Dhaka says many health officials have welcomed the ruling, saying it could help them in their efforts to contain the spread of HIV.

Outlawing prostitution, the officials say, only makes it more difficult to distribute condoms to sex workers. \\



http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/677280.stm


well BBC said so and aljazeera and wiki saing same

The largest is Daulatdia which has about 1,300 sex workers, it is one of the largest brothels in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Bangladesh

Just to add, there are many legally registered brothels in Bangladesh.

What's your position now? It's already legal and no public outcry or political suicide since politics doesn't have anything to do with it. High Court order isn't made by Hasina and Hasina can't make it illegal willy nilly either. It's High Court decision. And since there are no public outcry, do you now think it should be made illegal? People are allowed to help give opportunities to these people of course. But again, do you think after all the things you found wrong, like the public outcry, should it now be made illegal?

You know what? Since our whole argument was wrong and you were arguing against making it legal (when it's already legal) and I was against making it illegal, I think our back and forth was not a transparent one. Lets mend our differences. Since there is no public outcry or no significant opposition, I am guessing you don't mind it keep being legal now.

 

[Centaur]

HOLY CR*P! And I thought we were arguing on to make it illegal and not arguing about making it legal since it IS legal already.

Lol ok it was misunderstanding then .

do you now think it should be made illegal?

Nah not talking about that and also don't think it should be made illegal as the poor prostitutes have no other livelihood.
I was arguing with mage with different things. I was talking about the legality of social standard or not .

Well if it's legal in bangladesh by law then still limited to restricted areas only right ?
My arguments were all about it's social legality, i.e I don't want it's spreading outside restricted areas .
And for better understanding read again please the argument between me and mage . My line of discussion was about social restrictions with mage .
I thought you took the argument and pushing words on me .
And the tone and suggestion of @Mage was , prostitution should be accepted socially as moral job like other jobs .
@Ashik Mahmud.

 

[Allah Akbar]

How old are you?

Government having preferential treatment for married couple is a real scummy way to get people to marry who otherwise have no interest in it.

How is he a hypocrite? Do you not know the difference between personal preference in his own life and laws?

Also you represent BD? Is that why prostitution, brothel and even pimping (which even I agree should be illegal) is legal?

Have never heard of anyone complaining about Philippine. I don't think most people in BD even know it's a South East Asian country let alone them having prostitutes.

Guys are doing slave labor in KSA far from home, out of poverty not because they love it. Yet government keeps encouraging it. Let's ban that since you have to love the work to have it legalised. And then you go on about gender equality after being against prostitution that gives women rights they should have.

Also, BD with India? I don't get this pack mentality of some of you people. No individualism. Just be with a bigger pack. Do you pee your bed in sleep if your parents are not with you? We already have a country with 8th most population. If anything we should federalise it so that parts of our country's people can make their own decision on where they want to go or have them self-govern and have more autonomy. Although, I want to keep unitary system until BD becomes a developed country but the idea isn't to make the pack bigger but to go for more individualist society.

Prostitution or your good escort service is not legal in Bangladesh.The law enforcement agencies are closing and arresting them on a daily basis.Well most of the things are you saying make no sense . I am glad that people like you are one in a million in a society , rest are good.

 

[Nilgiri]

Prostitution in the developing world is completely different from developed world here 90% of women arr those who were either tricked or forced into this industry. If you doubt me watch all the documentries on prostitution in the sub-continent they were lured in as teenagers now they are stuck because their families abandoned them
There is no glamor in prostitution in 90% of the cases here most are seeking pleasure off other people,s misery

Yep, but its no bed of roses in "developed" world either....when I lived in more sketchy part of town earlier, there was a street walker lady making her rounds on regular basis....she often stopped to get a light or bum a cigarette from housemate buddy and I when we are out in front of the house chilling....and thats how over time we got to know her situation a bit, her drug addiction and just spiral into all of it after thinking it would be temporary phase to get some quick cash....back when she was just young and had a whole life in front of her.

Deep down she still had goodness/moral upbringing in her etc, it just sunk deeper and deeper and she couldn't get out of all the other stuff around it that was covering and hiding her once true self... and I could tell her self-esteem is completely gone too so she end up being a driftwood in society...stuck there in that rut, pushed around only by those outside, because everything is hollow inside...her own daughter taken away from her, clients beating her up and abusing her, worse ones stalking and threatening her, police not caring one bit about her, family long rejected her and disowned and forgot her...and those drugs that demanded from her every second of every day, the only thing that kept her going, but in return controlled her like she was complete slave....

She said if she can turn back time, she would tell her younger-self, no its not worth it at all, the way things turn out....just see for yourself....but of course cannot do that, that young girl is long gone....and all there is now is this scarred broken lady.

Suffice to say eventually we never saw her again...and only a year or so later the cops found her body out in the woods...unable to tell if she did that to herself, or someone else did....just one paragraph in the local paper about it, but I knew immediately it was her and I did say a prayer for her, she did ask that of us previously.

Just one more life that got wasted....but we got kids here talking boldly about "Free choice" trumping everything....because society should be "easy" and the individual choice (as fickle and isolated it can be made) paramount... but have they genuinely met or talked to even one that has gone through all the consequences ...I do wonder...

Buddy and I know much better thankfully, we choose to remember the not lucky ones like her ...and not be like the so many naive people or the political scum who choose to delude themselves and others about what this "oldest profession" often is. So of course it will only be lot worse in "developing" world.

Thanks @Nilgiri for this long post to @Mage.
This make lot senses. But I am doubtful if he is trying to learn or just pushing words for the sake of argument.

Frankly it is made with intention of all others watching this conversation. Lot of people are set into their ways...but I do not ultimately judge them (only almighty can do that), I just show them why I think different to them...this way it helps all involved, esp in this climate of left and right or whichever other sides not even talking to each other increasingly (unless to hurl insults etc).

The only way to decisively "beat" talk, is more talk....my intention is to provide those interested (whether they agree or disagree) in such topics with useful ideas, concepts and perspectives they might otherwise not have gotten....whether they change/alter their stance is left up to them. It is my tribute to those that also did (and continue to do) the same for me...I do owe it to them to pass this on to as much that will hear me (when gone am I, the last of the Jedi you will be, pass on what you have learned... etc). It may surprise I was not always holding (esp to the extent) the positions I hold today ...I know people are fundamentally capable of change having done so myself...and I do know I can do a lot better still, no one is perfect, to be human is to be imperfect after all.... often the worst of me has gotten the better of me right here.

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[lastofthepatriots]

Any bongoli trying to sell their sister directly? PM me.

 

[Neptune_]

Prostitution or your good escort service is not legal in Bangladesh.The law enforcement agencies are closing and arresting them on a daily basis.Well most of the things are you saying make no sense . I am glad that people like you are one in a million in a society , rest are good.

Who told u that prostitution isn't legal in Bangladesh? We have the largest brothel in southeast Asia.

Law enforcing agencies r arresting only those who r blackmailing and harassing common public on roads or other public places.

Live and let live. As long as they aren't being forced to choose this profession( which is quite common in backward countries like ours) and doing their business under a legal structure, we shouldn't have any problem with it.