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She became a stripper, which is LEGAL.

People here aren't contending that she broke the law, so that's hardly the issue.

Being a stripper is very comparable to being a prostitute. Both strippers and prostitutes sell their bodies for money. The only difference is that one lets people touch, the other only lets people look. Both make their money by appealing to lust, which is the vice that traditionally caused both stripping and prostitution to be condemned in Christian morality.

The only difference is that one lets people touch, the other only lets people look.

Not since the 1970's man.
If you don't let 'em touch, you won't be employed as a "stripper" very long.

I have a question.

So, are all runway models prostitutes?

Are all catalog models prostitutes? Victoria Secret catalog models Prostitutes?

Calendar models prostitutes?

I could go on....

comparable to but not nearly the same, in one you are just dancing, (you just happen to be naked, laugh). yes i know it is appealing to lust but a lot of things that we do every day do the same, (think the way that you dress when you go out or putting your makeup on in the morning even), the difference is just that shes getting paid for it, degrading yes, i know that one personally, but you do what you feel like you have no other choice to do at times,the other, now thats the screwed (pun?) up one. i couldnt even imagine that, dancing is bad enough and ill be the first to admit it, but the reality is everyones talking so much about this woman and the truth is no one really knows her to judge her actions, thats for someone else to determine, and youll probably do it to me too, but i do suppose thats the point of all this, eh? it is for your opinon, and thats mine. (note.. ive never participated on a forum before, can you tell much? lol, i tend to ramble on and on sorry...)