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Do you think it would be okay for a state to, for example, cut off social benefits for a person who can’t find any other job but refuses to do sex work?

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No, that would be wrong, but there is always some form of work out there that isnt sex work - it may not be pleasant or well paid though

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Do you really think sex work is pleasant?

Most sex workers are from poor countries, many are single mothers who have to send money back home. Often times there is a pimp (or “boyfriend”) in the back who expects some kind of debt payments.

How do you explain that about 95 % of sex workers are disenfranchised women from poor countries when it’s supposedly a pleasant job that makes a lot of money?

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