Mick Hartley

Over at Althouse, they’re having a serious discussion on the rights and wrongs of this:

A disabled Danish man is fighting for the state to pay for him to have a prostitute visit him at home.

Torben Hansen, who has cerebral palsy, which severely affects his speech and mobility, believes his local authority should pay the extra charge he incurs when he hires a sex worker – because his disability means he cannot go to see them. His case is currently being considered.

From commenter Andrew:

I used to think that there was merit in this type of social service, but an articulate friend convinced me otherwise. He argued that it was best to take such matters into your own hands. But then again he was a master debater.