Brewer, 36, was charged last month with promoting prostitution after a sheriff’s office vice unit investigation determined he rented a room for a victim prostitute and provided security while she met with customers, the sheriff’s office said.
What gives you the idea that providing security for a prostitute justifies the death penalty?
Never mind, you missed the point entirely.
“What gives you the idea that providing security for a prostitute justifies the death penalty?”
What gives you the idea that knowingly becoming an accessory to human trafficking is a mere business transaction?
Do you think prostitution is a victimless crime? Is that what you tell yourself to justify it?
The character Vampiro (aka Batman) in the movie “Sound of Freedom” is based on a real person who learned how his participation as a customer of prostitutes enabled the exploitation of women and children. This is just a tiny example of the harm done by society accepting prostitution.
Providing “security” and facilitating the financial transaction of prostitution is not making victims more secure or safe from harm, it is merely protecting someone’s financial interest in the business. Even most women who willingly participate in prostitution do so out of financial desperation. It’s not exactly a lifestyle choice.