Ezekkel van tele Csepel és környéke. A régi gépgyárakat kifosztó vezetők, mérnökök kavarnak, kereskednek a régi autógyár, motorgyár, gépgyár, fémmű területén. Csak egy példa: Schwin-Podolák. A biztonsági őrzés is komcsi kézben van. Amikor arrafelé melóztam egy alakuló külföldi cégnél, egyik feladatom volt, hogy szerezzek őrző céget. Felhívtam egy párat a telefonkönyvből, de mindegyik elhárított azzal, hogy xy-t keressem, mert ő őrzi azt a régiót.
Létezik olyan, hogy bolsi vállakozó? Szerintem csak azok közt, akik a valamikor elzabrált vagyont fillérekést és vetélytárs nélkül privatizálni tudták. Aki saját erőböl lett vállakozó, az kizárt, hogy bolsi legyen. A két életfilozófia, kizárja egymást.
Az a vállalkozó nyilván bolsi, vagy legalábbis liberális bolsi. Kivéve, ha dicsérendő ötletnek minősül. Akkor viszont jó magyar vállalkozó. Ezért, hogy véleményt mondhassak, ilyenkor mindig kérném a szóbanforgó személy hovatartozását, és én máris tudom, dicsérjem-e, vagy frecsogjak ellene.
És azt is tapasztalnunk kell, hogy a tudományos élet is messzemenőkig kiáll a prostitúció szépségei mellett.
"...[W]e grant that prostitution is an unpopular form of sexual expression... Imagine if the Constitution safeguarded only the most popular behavioral choices and allowed the government to restrict activities such as ice fishing, eating escargot, or keeping rats as pets. Or, to cite a more plausible example, what if only popular forms of artistic expression were granted constitutional protection? Controversial artists… would then be banished, rather than on prominent display in American museums. Sexual choices are certainly as fundamental to our lives as artistic expression, if not more so, and therefore these choices too should enjoy the full embrace of constitutional guarantees even if they upset the traditional order." (Paul R. Abramson, PhD, Professor of Psychology at UCLA, Steven D. Pinkerton, PhD, Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin, and Mark Huppin, JD, PhD, coauthor, wrote in their 2003 book Sexual Rights in America)
Mivel már a humanisták is letették a voksukat, egyértelművé vált, hogy a prostitúció jó dolog, mert növeli az egyén szabadságfokát.
"Feminism has always advocated for women to enjoy freedom of choice. Women have made great strides in the courtrooms, the boardrooms, and the bedrooms. But there remains a long way to go. Negative attitudes toward sexuality, in particular, have made it hard for women to be fully liberated. But thanks to feminists, prostitute activists, and their supporters, things are slowly changing. Only when women have their sexual and personal choices protected and respected can they truly be free." (Kimberly Klinger, writer, in the Jan.-Feb. 2003 The Humanist article "Prostitution, Humanism, and a Woman's Choice)
Addig örüljünk ennek a hírnek, ameddig el nem jutunk arra az állláspontra, amelyet Németországban már elfogadtak.
BERLIN, January 31, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) - News agencies around the world are carrying the story of a young German woman, a qualified information technologist, who has been told that she faces suspension of her government relief benefits if she refuses to take a ‘job’ as a prostitute in a Berlin brothel.
The unemployed woman, who has not been named, had indicated her willingness to take jobs outside her field and has worked in a café. Britain’s Daily Telegraph reported that the woman, who has not been named, received a phone call offering her an interview for a job. She did not realize the ‘job’ was prostitution in a brothel until she telephoned. After the woman refused, she was told by the job centre that her benefits would be cut off if she did not go into prostitution.
Germany’s unemployment rate has reached the highest levels since reunification in 1990 and its welfare laws have recently been reformed. The new welfare regulations and the legalization of prostitution have combined to create a situation where women can be ‘sold’ by the state into sexual slavery.
German law no longer considers prostitution, or as it is called, the ‘sex trade,’ to be immoral or inherently undesirable. Legalised German brothels are starting to avail themselves of national listings of unemployed women to ‘hire’ to perform sexual services. Under German law, any woman under 55 who has been out of work for more than a year can be forced to take an available job or lose her unemployment benefit.
“There is now nothing in the law to stop women from being sent into the sex industry," Merchthild Garweg, a lawyer from Hamburg who specialises in such cases, said. He added, “The new regulations say that working in the sex industry is not immoral any more, and so jobs cannot be turned down without a risk to benefits.”
Persze, később kénytelenek voltak visszakozni, de ha egy üzlet beindul...
