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dcortez · 06-05-2005, 06:07 AM

Well that's pretty grim guys.

Unfortunately, I have to agree that historical evidence supports the overall notion that anyone outside the adult biz (even surfers) don't care enough to do anything (there have been and continue to be lots of worse things going on which are unchallenged and left at status quo).

So what are you guys going to do?

PR is a biggie - If any of us made public comments involving 'accountants/embezzlers', 'bankers/thieves', 'missionaries/molestors' implicitly or explicitly suggesting relationships between the roles/abuses, as systemically and deliberately as is the case when the 'moralists' talk about adult entertainment industry operators, we would be sued (even though there are such abuses in each of their roles).

I guess this would fall under FSC turf, but, WHY isn't the adult industry suing major profile individuals for intentionally linking adult biz with CP?

Didn't some talk show host get in trouble for making comments about the beef industry?

It's not like there aren't any clear examples of loud high profile public statements to challenge.

I was sorry to hear that ASACP had changed their name (keeping the same acronym). I thought it was great to finally have an organization which (even by name) made very clear that adult industry biz operators are together on fighting CP. I don't recall what the new name is, but I do recall that it no longer highlights how important this issue is to us as an industry. The new name seemed watered down (and politically correct).

The recent (ancient) case about the 70 something ped charged with '2257' is just the beginning of the 2257 misinformation campaign and this is how (in answer to my own original question) dozens of clerical-related jail sentences will be balanced out with high profile well-placed CP offenses (unrelated to 2257, but great to support the perception of 2257 working).

From the outside (Canada), but not that far away, it seems like FSC is the ONLY group working for adult biz?

Has anyone started a campaign to inform surfers that they are about to be 'unplugged' (from what they have been used to)?

If so, who is doing it and how?

If not, why not?

If you're interested, let's talk about it.

-Dino

06-05-2005, 06:07 AM
dcortez DINO CORTEZ™ Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Vancouver Island Posts: 2,145	Well that's pretty grim guys. Unfortunately, I have to agree that historical evidence supports the overall notion that anyone outside the adult biz (even surfers) don't care enough to do anything (there have been and continue to be lots of worse things going on which are unchallenged and left at status quo). So what are you guys going to do? PR is a biggie - If any of us made public comments involving 'accountants/embezzlers', 'bankers/thieves', 'missionaries/molestors' implicitly or explicitly suggesting relationships between the roles/abuses, as systemically and deliberately as is the case when the 'moralists' talk about adult entertainment industry operators, we would be sued (even though there are such abuses in each of their roles). I guess this would fall under FSC turf, but, WHY isn't the adult industry suing major profile individuals for intentionally linking adult biz with CP? Didn't some talk show host get in trouble for making comments about the beef industry? It's not like there aren't any clear examples of loud high profile public statements to challenge. I was sorry to hear that ASACP had changed their name (keeping the same acronym). I thought it was great to finally have an organization which (even by name) made very clear that adult industry biz operators are together on fighting CP. I don't recall what the new name is, but I do recall that it no longer highlights how important this issue is to us as an industry. The new name seemed watered down (and politically correct). The recent (ancient) case about the 70 something ped charged with '2257' is just the beginning of the 2257 misinformation campaign and this is how (in answer to my own original question) dozens of clerical-related jail sentences will be balanced out with high profile well-placed CP offenses (unrelated to 2257, but great to support the perception of 2257 working). From the outside (Canada), but not that far away, it seems like FSC is the ONLY group working for adult biz? Has anyone started a campaign to inform surfers that they are about to be 'unplugged' (from what they have been used to)? If so, who is doing it and how? If not, why not? If you're interested, let's talk about it. -Dino Last edited by dcortez; 06-05-2005 at 06:09 AM..