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15 April, 2004
You would think in our usually prudish society there'd be regulations
on the porn industry, oh say, something like "actors must use appropriate protection against STDs." Apparently not, because there are such things as "non-condom" sets. The porn industry took a hit today when one of its actors tested positive for HIV.
Speaking of porn, why is porn legal but prostitution is not? In both cases people are having sex in exchange for payment.
on the porn industry, oh say, something like "actors must use appropriate protection against STDs." Apparently not, because there are such things as "non-condom" sets. The porn industry took a hit today when one of its actors tested positive for HIV.
Speaking of porn, why is porn legal but prostitution is not? In both cases people are having sex in exchange for payment.