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Original post by Lux Alptraum

Despite pressure from an HIV/AIDS activist group, Los Angeles County officials announced that they would not pursue legislation to legally require condoms in porn. Why? Well, mostly because the industry is just too difficult to regulate.

Setting aside the simple fact that the industry is pretty huge (with around 200 companies and over 1000 active performers), it’s also near impossible to prove where a movie was shot—and, of course, an LA County regulation can only be enforced on a film that was made in LA County.

And let’s not forget the fact that, even if LA County were to mandate condoms in porn production, there’s no guarantee that companies would follow that mandate. Adult companies are, at the end of the day, profit-motivated businesses—and condom-free porn is, fundamentally, more profitable. If condoms are mandated in LA, or in California, they’ll find a way to get around the mandate—whether that means shooting across state lines, or shooting in Europe. If it makes sense for their bottom line, it’s what they’ll ultimately do.

Really, the only effective way for the industry to be regulated is for the actual industry heads to decide that it’s in their best interest, and work together to regulate themselves. That’s why mandatory STI testing is the current, enforced standard—and that’s the only way that mandatory condoms will be able to replace testing.

· Los Angeles County declines to force condom use in porn films (latimes.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum

People in the know say that Argentine women are among the most beautiful in the world, and that may be true, but all I could think was that Lanny Pitt can do what Neve Campbell couldn’t quite in “Wild Things.”

The movie is “First Time on Film,” featuring five beautiful Argentine women (can you say “Argentina”?) with Senora Pitt on the cover. Their partners wear condoms and the women are very practiced, so whether or not they are hookers who have just now happened to find their way to movies is secondary to the fact that each of them is hot and there are subtitles for the “loco sexo anal” that is about to happen.

Set against a glowing blue background that looks like the Buenos Aires office of Wicked Pictures, “First Time on Film” is a fun Spanish lesson of the Ass, and closer to free than anything that happened with Denise Richards.

Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)
Argentina Triple X (argentinatriplex.com)
Buy “First Time on Film” (tlaraw.com)

Original post by Gram Ponante

Sure, you know what Ernest Greene thinks about porn and safer sex. But more importantly: what does Belladonna think? Babeland has the answer. (blog.babeland.com)

Original post by Lux Alptraum