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To: ijcr
Prostitution was legalised in Germany in 2002 because the government believed that this would help to combat trafficking in women and cut links to organised crime.

That's the heart of the problem right there - government trying to decriminalize crime on the supposition that the government can be better pimps than the private sector.

And what do you bet part of Germany's unemployment crisis is because burdensome government regulations have probably chased a lot of industry elsewhere?

98 posted on 01/29/2005 11:17:54 PM PST by Tall_Texan (Let's REALLY Split The Country! (http://righteverytime3.blogspot.com))
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To: Tall_Texan
And what do you bet part of Germany's unemployment crisis is because burdensome government regulations have probably chased a lot of industry elsewhere?

That is EXACTLY the problem. It explains why BMW makes cars in South Carolina, and Mercedes in Alablama. The thought of trying to build more plants in Germany than they are already stuck with is unthinkable in their current economic environment. Same reasoning for a whole host of related parts suppliers who now have a large portion of their work in the US.

Gives a whole new meaning to the term "f-ed up economy."

141 posted on 01/30/2005 7:42:04 AM PST by litany_of_lies
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