If a person wants to trade sex for money, we have no right to tell them that they cannot.

In many countries sex workers are issued identifications, required to have blood tests and can consolidate into an office so their services can be taxed in a safe environment. This isn't about women like most people would assume. There are male sex workers as well. This is about people that want to make money doing something that they enjoy in a tough economy without making it into a film. Politicians that deny people the rights granted to them in our founding documents are the last people that should have an opinion about the moral fabric of our society.