The Swedish government wants to make paying for sexual services online a criminal offense. The law could have global implications for online services and put creators at risk, warns Yigit Aydin. He fights for the rights of sex workers on behalf of the association ESWA.
  • talkingpumpkin@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    23 hours ago

    You are the first person i came across referring to them as “Middle East religions”.

    Fair enough :) I’ll take that as an apology for having labeled me as racists for no reason.

    For future reference, you might also hear “desert religions” (yeah, it’s not like all the deserts in the world are there) or “the three monotheist religions” (yeah, I know those are not the only ones): it means the same thing.

    Then again what became of Christian in various places of the world has little to do with the region.

    Yeah but the view on prostitution is shared (by and large) in the three religions we are talking about: it’s not a Christian-only thing and it’s not something that developed in Europe alone (well, as far as I know: we are still commenting on what I referred to as an assumption - ie. I’m not 100% sure about this).

    Or do you consider modern beer to be Iraqi?

    I could certainly say “IDK where beer comes from, I assume it’s from Mesopotamia?” though?

    I’ll leave it to you to re-read what I wrote originally and find the flaw if this last comment of yours.

    In reality, I guess I just made you angry… I’m Sorry about that, but “racist” is one of the very few things I don’t allow people to call me, so I took off my gloves.