Simply put, exploitation is a fact of humanity as old as the species. The strong use the weak. This much is true with regards to the genders, and men have oppressed women for millenia. Nowhere is this more evident than in the sex industry. Men buy and sell women for their sexual gratification, caring little for the psychological impact this has on society.

Now, what Chuck the pimp fails to understand is that if you live like a virus you will die like a virus. He exploited his host (women and coomers) but he also killed them and in process killed himself. Prostitution spreads illness and misery, and all that caught up to him very quickly in his small rural town. His clientele, disease-ridden, dwindled while his women he was pimping were psychologically damaged until he could no longer sell them. Ultimately, his business model was unsustainable.

Every major event in history shows us that exploitation is a double edged sword. Did the colonisers of Europe not reap what they sowed when the populations they exploited mass immigrated to their lands decades later? Did the French aristcracy not experience this too when the masses they exploited were only further motivated to exercise the guillotine when their hunger reached a crescendo?

Evidently, the sex trade must stop. The Chuck's of the world must be stopped.

Describing the problem is one thing. Determining the solution is another. I believe that economic prosperity for all is the cure to the exploitation of women. By making profitable and ethical business that employ locally, people can be put in positions where they will no longer allow themselves to be exploited for survival. An example would be to turn brothels into more ethical businesses, such as a store that sells agricultural goods such as food for chickens and seeds planting. One very, very brave man has already done so. His name? Read the first letter of each paragraph.