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Originally Posted by tony404
Again I disagree, porn is almost mainstream for the most part. If thats the case you wouldn't have porn stars more and more in mainstream from TV to books to mainstream movies, a rated R version of Pirates at blockbuster. The only people that talk about us are the religious wackos who use us to get donations. If we started informing them and their rights to view what they want, I think we can give people something else in their ear,instead of the bs.
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Joe six pack is not going to write his congressman in support of pornographers no matter how much he loves Jenna Jameson.
IF someone was trying to make porn on the net illegal, then sure, you might have a groundswell of support on your side.
That's not what we're talking about though, we're talking about an onerous record keeping law that the public is simply not going to care about no matter what.
They could care less about a model's privacy or the cost of keeping the records for the people who produce the content.....the same way they don't care whether or not the stripper giving them a lapdance gets health insurance from the strip club.
The performers are pieces of meat to them and the people behind the camera or the people behind the scenes never enter their horny little minds.
To think that they would actually care about 2257 is just a bit narcissistic.
