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Originally Posted by Jim_Gunn
There's a difference between saying something *will* happen and the possibility that it *could* happen. No one can predict the future, not even Porno Dan. You might consider the fact that you were targeted for attention that brought you trouble like many the other producers in California who have gotten targeted in the past by law enforcement and other governmental agencies because you make a lot of noise and stick your head up and practically ask for it. John Stagliano, Max Hardcore, Rob Black, TT Boy, Ira Isaacs and many others have learned that lesson and they all produced porn exclusively or mostly in California, the primary state where it's legal. Unless your movie is considered obscene of course, which could be applied to even the most vanilla sex movie. Historically, California is the state that is by far the most risky to shoot porn, not the least risky.
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The nature of my business requires me to 'stick up my head', after all I do shoot live on the Dish network eight times a week.
Yes, California has had the most investigations, but then again the vast majority of content produced was shot here.
I personally know Michael Weinstein, the President of the AHF, a I served on sub-committees with executives of his organization trying to come up with compromises to the blood-born pathogens law.
He will not stop coming after those in the adult industry that shoot without condoms. This is not what could happen or what I think the future holds, this is a promise that he has made numerous times in the national media.
I wish you the best of luck shooting down in sunny Florida and sincerely hope that you are never the subject of an investigation.