Bill your comment is briliant

This is the same technicality that made both Dred Scott and Kelo famous. The question in this matter of legalizing prostitution in California rests on whether current law is just or unjust. My view of justice hangs on the ancient Rule of Law tradition that says there is a Higher Law that governs the Universe to which we are all held accountable, that Virtue is voluntary obedience to that Higher Law, that Virtue is the road to Happiness, that the Happiness of the People is supreme law, that man’s laws must conform to the Higher Law or they are unjust. Ancient Greeks thought that the only code of morality capable of producing Liberty and keeping it is Mosaic Law (Ten Commandments, Golden Rule). If you want an exercise in logic, contemplate the consequences to individuals and society when everyone voluntarily obeys these commandments to the best of their ability, and what happens when nobody obeys them or pays a price when they do. Peace.

If I thought there was a good way to frame a bad law, I would say so. But, if there was, we wouldn’t be having all the trouble in the world we are having now. A long time ago, I signed onto the ancient tradition that says there is a Higher Law that governs the Universe to which we are all held accountable, regardless of race, religion, creed, color, sex, nationality, zip code, dietary habits or preferred mode of transportation. I’m afraid the outcome of failure to learn from the wisdom of those who have gone before us isn’t up to me. I had to learn the hard way that the Hippie Philosophy is not the road to Happiness. Nor is it anything new. Peace.

Well, it all depends upon what definition of “prostitute” the law is using. I’m guessing that our fearless leaders at the State Capitol are exempted by a loop-hole in existing statutes otherwise we would all be enjoying the headlines a lot more than we are now.

When are you going to stop defending the two murderers of Ashley MacDonald Skdog? As a RAGWUS feeder, you are the lowest form of life. Randle and Parker both belong in the Prison Industrial Complex you helped create! 🙂

CLARK County!

Prostitution IS an honorable profession and it IS legal in Nevada.
It is only legal in certain counties, not the entire state, such as Dlark County/Las Vegas.

When are you going to pay the attorneys fees that the court ordered, Rex?

Sorry, bob- The state’s politicians remain exempt from prostitution laws even though they continue to whore themselves out to the PE labor unions, slip and fall lawyers, tech oligarchs and radical greens in return for entirely owning their wretched,souless bodies.