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Walking the Streets

            
             Walking along the streets of down town New York no one can help but notice the women selling themselves to make a little bit of money. These women say there is no other way to make enough money to take care of themselves or they just enjoy the feeling of being able to sell themselves. A child cannot safely walk the streets in the town for fear of kidnapping and rape, how can these women feel safe walking around just offering themselves up for all of the psychos in the city? .
             The way that this problem could be solved is by throwing them all in a store and selling them to the nastiest people wanting to buy them. The prostitutes wouldn't get the money made off of them instead they would make minimum wage just like most hard working people in this world. The people wanting to buy them could be anyone with and STD just like the prostitutes would meet on the street. The prostitutes would make the state money and not themselves. Prostitutes are just like fresh meat waiting to be bought, this idea should be marketed. The prostitutes that refuse to go along with this can either stop their ways or be killed by the storeowner. .
             Selling the prostitutes would not only make the prostitutes not want to sell themselves any more but also make men to embarrassed to walk into a store and buy a woman. Sells would be written down with the man's name and address if the man's wife should just happen to come in the information just might accidentally be leaked to her. The lack of money would make the prostitute want to go out and make more money at a more respectable job. To help the women with their kids the store shall have a babysitting area so that the prostitute doesn't have to look for a babysitter but she will still have to pay for it. Women will not want to sell themselves to just anyone with a possibility of getting any kind of disease because of this the women will change their ways. Only making minimum wage the women will have to change the way they used to live this will cut drug sales dramatically.


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