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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: I don't understand why prostitution isn't legal.

Sex is Legal.  Selling Products and Services is legal.  Selling sex as a service isn't legal.  However, it is legal to pay someone for sex, if it's in front from a camera (porn).Massaging someone is legal. So it's legal to touch someone consensually, enjoyment for profit.

Stripping, porn, cam modeling, phone sex services are legal too.

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~~I am aware that there is a moral view point.  But we're not allowed to make moral judgments when making laws because everyone has different morals.~~  I know there's a religious view point, but I'm an atheist, so I don't acknowledge that as a valid reason.  There's also "separation of church and state" in the country. (USA, I'm sure there's plenty of people on this reddit that aren't from the United States)

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Edit 1: "I am aware that there is a moral view point.  But we're not allowed to make moral judgments when making laws because everyone has different morals. "  is crossed out due to the vagueness of it, and this entire post may just be a moral conversation.
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>  But we're not allowed to make moral judgments when making laws because everyone has different morals.

This is obviously untrue. Laws are based off of moral judgments. Every legal system is based strongly off of the morals of the society that crafted it, even if those systems are imperfect reflections of that morality.

This isn't to argue that prostitution should or shouldn't be legal, but to point out you've got a very strange assumption about why laws are created. What would you even base laws on, if not morality?

(note: "what's best for the country/the people/everybody" is a based in morality; it's a form of Utilitarianism).