Published: 26 Feb 13 17:18 CET | Print version
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Police in Stockholm were surprised on Monday to find that a man they had arrested for buying sex from a prostitute was the duty prosecutor to whom they were obliged to report the crime.
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Now what if the Swedes got their act together and legalized prostitution. While they are at it, they may as well all drugs as well.
We are now depraving these women from an income and the state from taxes from what could be a normal legal profession.
Regulate and legalise and get on with your lives.
If there are still women being trafficked then obviously criminalizing it isn't working. This is more a display of the Uber feminism securing a hollow victory than anything else.......If equality is so predominant in Sweden why are men the only ones being prosecuted here? Sweden is full of double standards...