If Lily Phillips had indeed "slept with" 100 men in one day, then her mortal sin would have been sloth. Has she been paid, or will she be? If so, then, like Stormy Daniels, she has none of that topical thing, a prostitute's caution. In discussing that, Woman's Hour managed to find only a pro-prostitution MP and someone from "the English Collective of Prostitutes". So much for balance.
There cannot be a "free" market in general, but not in prostitution, including pornography, so there must not be a "free" market in general. We need to make it a criminal offence for anyone aged 21 or over to buy or sell sex, with equal sentencing on both sides. The Universal Basic Income, and Modern Monetary Theory's Jobs Guarantee, would remove any conceivable excuse for prostituting oneself. That would of course include filmed or photographed prostitution.
As for Marcus Fakana, we are usually loathe to criticise far worse on the part of the Gulf monarchies, at least unless they pushed their luck and tried to buy the Daily Telegraph, darling. What is it about teenage sex that makes our political and media class regard this case as a singular affront? We need a criminal offence of sexual activity with any person under the age of 18 who was more than two years younger than oneself, with a maximum sentence equal to twice the difference in age, and the abolition of different rules for "positions of trust". We need to ban abortion and contraception for those under 18 at least without parental knowledge and consent, just as they thankfully cannot now be given puberty blockers. What sort of parent would want to put his underage daughter on the Pill, anyway? There is only one possible reason for doing so. Clear out politics and the media as thoroughly as the tightening and enforcement of the drug laws would, and should.
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