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Originally Posted by mikesouth
NBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, CNN, API, UPI, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and even NPR have all done stories on this and every one has cast AIM in a bad light, very bad.
Performers are furious with AIM for putting them at risk and not telling them. There is talk of boycotting AIM and AIM tests.
What will take its place is any ones guess but Im hearing that L.A. County is going to take over, issuing permits to performers that are in congruence with what prostitutes must do in Nevada, weekly testing for STDs and such. Much more stringent that the current methodology in porn. The state may pass legislation as well and Cal-OSHA will be all over compliance.
If you think California cant afford it think again, they will see this as a profit center.
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To cast AIM in a "bad" light is not really hard to do.....
Talk is CHEAP....Mike and boycot is a pretty strong word.....their are alternatives.....
http://www.talenttestingservice.com
It will be a profit center for them....but not nearly as expensive as it is now......maybe on the level of the NEV brothel workers pay. Hell all of them may be able to form a UNION now!
If LA County takes over it will look like this.....
http://www.filmla.com/
were EVERYONE porn and NON porn have to go and get a permit to do a "legit" shoot....