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I'm sure there's a line around the block of women who were paid for sex parties. How is this not prostitution? Oh yeah, they're politicians and rules don't apply to them.
My sex party the only moral sex party
She claims she wasn't paid for sex but to attend the party and that the sex was consensual. There are certainly other ethical/moral/legal concerns about this whole thing, but if you are honestly looking for why this wouldn't be considered prostitution...well, you simply have to read the article and the answer is pretty obvious.
AKA when they're dead, they're just hookers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iW0NtG7X8Ys
If there was a camera rolling and the film was sold it isn't prostitution it's pornography.
Having consensual sex: legal.
Having consensual sex for money: illegal.
Having consensual sex for money but there's also a cameraperson: legal.
I love nonsensical laws.
I definitely agree it's nonsensical, but it makes a little bit more sense than that. Consensual sex being filmed is free speech as long as it's not "obscene" (whatever that fucking means).
Still stupid tho.