Escorting might not be viewed as fundamental a right as driving, but yes, same idea. We put morality over legality.

Extrajurisdictional does not just mean criminal. It means that we operate in a way that no specific jurisdiction can apply itself to us. It isn't a wild card to just do whatever we want. We fully intend to pay taxes where possible. We want to be as transparent as possible to avoid money laundering. We have a strict no drugs policy. Strict age requirements, and, as far as possible, no coercion/trafficking/pimping. (If we see one device managing multiple accounts, we'll investigate/ban.)

An escort service is not a driving school, generally.