Well at Least Daarmy & Scooter won't have to pay for it anymore

[vetran]

German Green Party plan for prostitutes to be paid for those who need 'sexual assistance' | Daily Mail Online

Germany Green Party pledges to pay for free sex with prostitutes for anyone who needs 'sexual assistance' and can't afford it
German Green Party care spokeswoman Elisabeth Scharfenberg revealed plans
She said doctors should be given the right to issue free prescriptions for sex
Patients would need a medical note saying they can't get sex any other way
Prostitution is legal in Germany and women have been selling sex in care home

what an odd idea, I wonder who the policy is supposed to help ?

Any ideas?

[AtW]

You are Mr Donald J. Trump who "never mocks disabled people" and I claim my $5 worth about £500 at prevailing exchange rate!

[darmstadt]

German Green Party plan for prostitutes to be paid for those who need 'sexual assistance' | Daily Mail Online



what an odd idea, I wonder who the policy is supposed to help ?

Any ideas?

You: Councils pay for prostitutes for the disabled - Telegraph

[vetran]

You: Councils pay for prostitutes for the disabled - Telegraph

yep that is for the disabled this doesn't have the same restrictions.

[darmstadt]

yep that is for the disabled this doesn't have the same restrictions.

Didn't realise it was a Mail link so in other words they've found a story in the foreign press, got a work experience guy to use Google Translate and et. voila, another story about foreigners which isn't quite true.

[vetran]

Didn't realise it was a Mail link so in other words they've found a story in the foreign press, got a work experience guy to use Google Translate and et. voila, another story about foreigners which isn't quite true.

so what is the story?

[scooterscot]

what an odd idea, I wonder who the policy is supposed to help ?

Any ideas?

The Brits would rather be fooked over by parliament. To each his own.

[SueEllen]

The Netherlands has done this for a few years.

[SueEllen]

And so has New Zealand.

[SueEllen]

I remember this being discussed on LBC when one of those two were bringing it in. Parents of disabled teenagers and adults were saying they wished we had this service in the UK.