The Importance of Disanalogy in Sex Workers

Jason: I wonder if there's not an important disanalogy between the sex worker that's hired by the state to fulfill this duty versus let's say a doctor or a lawyer. It seems like their consent in the matter isn't really the issue. They have a duty to provide you that service and they need to do so. Same with a lawyer, Mark will be able to give you more details on this. But if he's given the client to represent, he must do so. And it seems like that's different in the sex worker case. So one way to address this is to basically say, look, if we start taking rights to sex seriously, right? Then sex workers