Washington Examiner: The Conservative Case For Legalizing Prostitution

Conservatives should make peace with the complete decriminalization of prostitution

New from me @dcexaminer: https://t.co/9yXqKXzCaL

— Brad Polumbo (@brad_polumbo) October 17, 2019

Why is Brad looking at pictures of kids on Instagram? pic.twitter.com/LZljvOjh0N

— Genie? (@thecozygenie) October 2, 2019

Bradley ? Where’d your Instagram go ? pic.twitter.com/RGzpWWsBRR

— Retardius (@Retardius2) October 2, 2019

Brad Polumbo is back with a new take.

We last saw Brad locked in a fierce battle with CJ Pearson for the soul of conservative liberalism. He first came to our attention when Ashley St. Clair aka Sexlaptop was fired by Turning Point USA for associating with Nick Fuentes. Charlie Kirk didn’t have a problem with Sexlaptop when she was being destroyed by big black niggas like Tyrone.

Polumbo is a homosexual who writes for Washington Examiner who has been called out for following “cute boys” on Instagram. He condemned CJ Pearson and Ashley St. Clair for breaking the moral quarantine of White Nationalism. He believes that it is very important that this moral quarantine of the Far Right be maintained and that conservative liberalism is represented by intellectually developed spokesmen who are respectable enough to be on FOX News.

Washington Examiner:

“Conservatives don’t have to like it, and they certainly don’t have to view prostitution as moral or acceptable. But if they want to embrace practical reality over moral idealism and help women, they’ll begrudgingly accept that we must stop waging state-led war on the world’s oldest profession. …

The facts demand that conservatives put practical reality before their moral distaste for prostitution.

A core tenet of conservatism is that government must be limited, in part because of the serious unintended consequences of government involvement. Conservatives must stop pretending that policing sex work is some kind of exception, or women will continue to suffer the consequences of their naive, benevolent intentions. …”

I’m sure there is an explanation for why a gay chicken hawk is writing articles about legalizing prostitution in the Washington Examiner as a representative of True Conservatism, but being seen in the same room with Nick Fuentes can destroy your career. My theory is that the “fighting anti-Semitism” and free market stuff is all that really matters in Conservatism, Inc.

On a more philosophical level, why should prostitution be illegal under the framework of conservative liberalism? The government is bad. The free market is good. Individual freedom is the glory of liberalism. Ever since 1776, there has been a long line of liberations as our traditional culture has steadily been brought into closer alignment with our liberal values. The criminalization of prostitution is a case of government intervention in the choices made by private individuals. The freedom of Brad Polumbo to visit a consenting male sex worker in Washington, DC, adult or otherwise, is being restricted in the name of the suppression of vice by the state. How is this not collectivism? How is this not the blackest form of statist tyranny?