akenaton, you are mixing arguments exactly in the way I described, which may get you into difficulty if someone takes the trouble to dispute with you. And, as I wrote, if politicians take your cues, they may cause effects you didn't really want. Slag's seems to profess being against extramarital sex under any circumstances, a position easier to defend in theory. In practice his two statements may prove contradictory, i.e. priorities and compromises are necessary. "Right wing" policies are often associated with being more concerned about inhibiting extramarital sex than exploitation (which may thrive in illegal or stigmatized situations).