I wasn't criticising all celibates. Some people are involuntary celibates. Some don't mind sex but can't be bothered. Some have regular orgasms through masturbation.
The ones that I have a problem with are people who don't like sex who gravitate towards a religion or and ideology which reflects their feelings. Evangelical Christians, Catholics and Radical Feminists.
Take former MP Gavin Shuker for example. I don't know if he is celibate but as a divorced man and an Evangelical you would think so. He stated in parliament that sex workers rarely get to keep the money that is paid by punters.
You wonder where he got that idea from. It doesn't come from Rachel Moran's book Paid For which was mentioned in the debate. Moran in her book wrote that it's about making a 'half decent living'. Moran has little to say about pimps except that she tried being one, she ran her own escort agency in Dublin, but gave it up because of the overheads.
So why do people like Shuker say things like that? They have to invent stuff because they know they can't open their bibles and say 'it says here that fornication is a sin'. So they have to pretend that they have the welfare of prostitutes at heart. This is dishonest. That's what I don't like, the hidden agenda.