[MeanWestTexan]

“Amorality should result in jail time?”

Not always, but sometimes, sure. And it is up to the local society to set the limits of what is publically tolerable.

I am not going to second guess what should or should not be legal in Greece. Within the barest of guidelines, it’s up to the Greek people to decide what is, and is not, acceptible behavior in their countries.

Public sex and prostitution is illegal in most countries, and have been for a long time; this is not a shocking law, so it is not for non-Greeks to second guess.

[mkjessup]

“Amorality should result in jail time?”
Not always, but sometimes, sure. And it is up to the local society to set the limits of what is publically tolerable.
I am not going to second guess what should or should not be legal in Greece. Within the barest of guidelines, it’s up to the Greek people to decide what is, and is not, acceptible behavior in their countries.
Public sex and prostitution is illegal in most countries, and have been for a long time; this is not a shocking law, so it is not for non-Greeks to second guess.

Hey Tex, you got off easy, usually Stuart practically spams the entire thread asking the same sort of questions over and over and over and over and he's never satisfied with whatever answer he gets! LOL