OT? The rare valid point.

[theget]

I don't recall what ep this is from, but in a conversation with Josh,
Donna says that if prostitution were legal, woman wouldn't want anyone
to know they're prostitutes.

There's a clip here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IE5ogbUT7dg

I suppose that being a p0rn star isn't exactly the same thing,
although it may be close enough for government work, but Laurence
Fishburne’s daughter, Montana, seems perfectly happy to have everyone
know what she's doing. This is an audio only link to an interview.
Some of the language may be NSFW. If you want to see her in action the
truth is out there, but you're on your own.
http://hotspotatl.com/photos/markallwood/exclusive-montana-fishburne-on-becoming-porn-star-chippy-d/

So was Donna's point invalid after all?

Theget

[Scott Stevenson]

I think the point is still valid. A p0rn career is pretty hard to
deny--there is, after all, photographic and video evidence.

I looked at several escort sites in countries where prositution is
legal, and it looks, from my decidedly unscientific study, that most
of the women have their faces blurred, or photos are shot so that you
don't have an identifiable "head shot". It looks like Donna was
right.

take care,
Scott

[Duggy]

On Aug 14, 5:25 pm, theget <the...@bigmailbox.net> wrote:
> I don't recall what ep this is from, but in a conversation with Josh,
> Donna says that if prostitution were legal, woman wouldn't want
> anyone to know they're prostitutes.

> So was Donna's point invalid after all?

Must porn stars use fake names. Porn stars are also, by definition,
more public.

There will always be some people who act differently to the norm, I'm
sure there would be people happy announce to the world that they are
prostitutes, but most wouldn't.

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