Tessin might get to soon vote on a ban - Page 2

OSueco · #21 20.05.2011, 13:59

	Quote:	st2lemans
	From this: "Prostitution is legal in Switzerland and there are full pages of advertisements for “massages” in Swiss tabloids. Pimping, however, is illegal and uncommon. Most of the prostitutes operate independently from small studios with their cellular phones. Swiss prostitutes pay VAT (Value Added Tax) on their services and some take credit cards. If they have a problem with a client, they will call the police to help them out. But this is as Swiss as they get. The majority of them are foreigners from Latin America, France, Eastern Europe or the Far East. Price charged include all Swiss taxes." Tom

thanks

then I guess that one the Swiss hooker have a good life

OSueco · #22 20.05.2011, 14:04

Can a foreign man or woman come to Switzerland and start to work as a prostitute?

k_and_e · #23 20.05.2011, 14:07

	Quote:	OSueco
	Can a foreign man or woman come to Switzerland and start to work as a prostitute?

What does this have to do with burkas?

st2lemans · #24 20.05.2011, 14:19

	Quote:	k_and_e
	What does this have to do with burkas?

Well, prostitutes won't be able to wear burkas any more!

Tom

#25 20.05.2011, 14:19

	Quote:	k_and_e
	What does this have to do with burkas?

...cause they don't want women to hide in burkas, but rather scantilly dressed women in Switzerland.

Eye candies for everyone.

Assassin · #26 20.05.2011, 16:02

	Quote:	JoeShelton
	...cause they don't want women to hide in burkas, but rather scantilly dressed women in Switzerland. Eye candies for everyone.

Go tell it to the women working the Limmatquai, I'm sure they feel like part of the thriving international glamor jetset. Erm, not.

There is no beauty in prostitution, no love, no heart. Just monetary transactions for bodily functions. I pity those that have to earn their daily bread that way and see their clients as sad and charmless losers.