If a DA wont prosecute for something, doesnt that make it de facto legal?
It seems the DA in Manhattan will not prosecute for prostitution.
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If a DA wont prosecute for something, doesnt that make it de facto legal?
It seems the DA in Manhattan will not prosecute for prostitution.
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Yea it is pretty much legal. No punishment for them and allow it to happen in the open. I wonder how the city would look after it.
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Well I think it is a better approach than California where they wont prosecute shop lifting under $900 or whatever.
At least prostitution, as long as it isnt done on the street, doesnt really affect anyone other than those directly involved.
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Hookers and Pot should be legalized - so it can be taxed...just say'in
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The later is starting to be legalized in many parts of the country.
The former not so much as far as I can tell.
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Pot will most likely be legalized nationwide within 1 to 3 years. Beyond Nevada, prostitution - nah, I don't see it (but it does make sense from a public health and taxable standpoint).
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I have no problem with legalized prostitution.
And yes I agree with you on pot. It is rather stupid to have it illegal anymore especially since alcohold was legal.
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Lol that is very true. But you can probably see the same thing in every large democratic city right now.
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Arent all large cities Democratic?
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Yea for the most part there is but I don't want to say 100% for sure since there may be one or two odd ones out.
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An outlier doesnt make a trend. LOL
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