Monster

[Raisa]

I seen the movie Monster today, I found it to be a very sad reality.
For those of you who have never seen it or heard the story its about this woman who really existed, that the US government just executed in 2002 named Aileen Worunos, who was a hooker since she was thirteen.
Many times hookers are abused and mistreated beyond the typical exploitation their jobs ential. Aileen Worunos was one of these women herself, and one day as she was being mutilated to her death she managed to pull a gun out of her bag and kill the man. In the movie which is a documentary, part of this consisted of her being tied up and anally raped with a metal bar.
Aileen eventually became a prostitute that killed her coustomers. I've seen documentaries and reports on her where they have infact portrayed her as a "monster". What do you think? And what do you think about prostitution and buying prostitutes.

Who is more at fault, the hooker, or the coustomer?

[Guerrilla22]

I think you are stuck on this topic, Raisa

[canikickit]

I think prostitution should be legalised.


Who is more at fault, the hooker, or the coustomer?

At fault for what?

I saw this film and quite enjoyed it. It was a lot more lighthearted than I expected. It was full of happy romantic crap between Lee and her annoying girlfriend. I thought that Shelby in the film was protrayed as taking advantage of Lee. She used her, despite getting upset at the thought that Lee was using her.

I think that Lee was insane and should not have been executed.

[commie kg]

I saw a movie called "Monster" once. It was about a man trapped inside a 50s monster movie.

Shittiest movie ever.

[Daymare17]

The customer is more at fault, although the capitalist system is incomparably more so than either.