Let’s not be too hard on prostitutes. You hammer out a deal, both sides no what to expect, and a transaction is made, then services are rendered.
Compare that to any number of professions in terms of an overall ethical standpoint. We used to get drunk in college and compile lists of professions that were below prostitutes on the scale. You can argue about the rank, but not the fact that prostitution is, overall, a nobler, more honest profession.
Senators
Representatives
Journalists
Lobbyists
Companies that make automatic pencil sharpeners (none work)
Military Detailers
Used Car Salesmen
Actors
Producers
TV Pitchmen
Kevin Trudeau
etc.
Regardless of the profession, anyone who has to see a doctor once a week is a drain on everyone else’s resources. It is one thing if one has actually contracted a disease, perhaps related to being older.
But a lot of these prostitutes would be younger and the ones that are supposedly paying into the care of their elders. But of course they are not, since they are using more resources with their weekly doctor visits than the average American is.