Reader comments are listed below. Comments are currently closed and new comments are no longer being accepted. Being from Sweden, i can tell you that the problem is just as big here, except it is underground. Girls work from home and simply call themselves things like "adult actress" and will be booked for a video shoot that has no video-camera. If you think banning sex is a solution you need to wake up and stop being so naive. One the case of Germany, it really is the girls from poor villages in Romania ect that create a problem.
They are being moved from city to city to avoid detection of case workers and police. And the pimps from their home country are misusing them, catering close to wealthy Berlin audiences. It would be better if these girls ad their pimps has to be German citizens with residency.
Instead you get this traveling circus of Romanian prostitutes that escapes the laws that are in place. Nej, du har fel! No, you are wrong! As far as prostitution is concerned, the problem - and it is definitely a problem - is much smaller in Sweden even if the situation with girls from Bulgaria and Romania exists.
However, you have one point - it is a hopeless thought that the state by prohibition should be able to eradicate the problem, since it cannot eradicate the erection. A much bigger problem than prostitution in Sweden is the presence of Romanian beggars outside of my local Konsum. Another German example of well meant is the opposite of well done. Delusional leftist feminists wanted to improve the lot of prostitutes - a noble cause - but they had it all backwards.
Of course the girls won't register for social insurance healthcare, unemployment, pension , because they all "just do it for another year", sometimes for twenty years. And they would have to pay taxes.
