State funded prostitution

[Anonymous No.15875434]

Has the argument been advanced since Mandeville?

[Anonymous No.15875450]

>>15875434
Their called suffragettes

[Anonymous No.15875484]

Mandeville's treatise, only 38 pages:
https://www.exclassics.com/stews/stewsintro.htm
https://www.exclassics.com/stews/stews.pdf

[Anonymous No.15875498]

>>15875434
>dude I’m like totally for sex workers but like totally against the industry you know

[Anonymous No.15875709]

>>15875434
The pamphlet, "Yet Another Effort Frenchmen if You Want to Be Republicans" in Sade's Philosophy in the Boudoir.

[Anonymous No.15876048]

Weak-(ening)
>pic related

[Anonymous No.15877442]

>>15875709
>Insurrection, thought these sage legislators, is not at all a moral condition; however, it has got to be a republic's permanent condition. Hence it would be no less absurd than dangerous to require that those who are to insure the perpetual immoral subversion of the established order themselves be moral beings: for the state of a moral man is one of tranquility and peace, the state of an immoral man is one of perpetual unrest that pushes him to, and identifies him with, the necessary insurrection in which the republican must always keep the government of which he is a member.
State sponsored degeneracy to create unsettled dynamic men.

[Anonymous No.15877449]

>>15876048
Based whores preserving the race.

[Anonymous No.15877493]

>Near the end of the text, Mandeville details a short history of prostitution in England. Historically, prostitution was legal in many parts of England, particularly in Southwark where taxes from the brothels were paid to the town and Church. Following the Reformation, however, a policy of zero tolerance for prostitution was set and ‘the Stews are destry’d; those publick Nusances are demolish’d; Whoring is attack’d on all hands without Mercy’. As with his famous poem, those interested in eliminating vice had their day. ‘And what then?’ Mandeville satirically asks his reader. Was ‘lewdness’ reduced by this policy of prohibition? A resounding no was his obvious answer.

Hmmmm

[Anonymous No.15877643]

>>15877493
Protestantism is our misfortune.

[Anonymous No.15877661]

>>15876048
>Konoe Fumimaro
>Prince Higashikuni
Interesting that the two noblemen proposed this policy. What did the civilians think of it?

[Anonymous No.15877681]

>>15877661
Better whores check Black American soldiers than middle class wives and daughters.

[Anonymous No.15877695]

>>15877681
Very few black soldiers fought on the front lines of the Pacific Theater.

[Anonymous No.15877803]

>>15877695
There was no land invasion of the home islands during WW2, Okinawa excepted. They were worried about the occupation. Rape of Japanese women by Black Americans has been an ongoing issue from the beginning to the present:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cave_of_the_Negroes_incident