Speaking of desperate…

If you click links to go to TRPWK and are using google chrome it blocks you,saying the site is red flagged as dangerous and full of ransomware. I go there once in a while to see what crazy fake shit they are currently making up about Mike (or Mark Spiegler).

First, anyone who shoots porn in LA County without a condom can be sued in LA County – and the proof is right there on tape – yet LA County hasn’t gone after anyone, so I don’t think anyone should shake in their boots about much of anything. Nothing says that the state of California will be any more vigilante than the county.

I think where he is going with this is what happened with Rob Black and the feds – and, by the way, its true of any media. If your product is distributed in an area, if its available to the public in the area, no matter how small the distribution, then you can be sued over its production in that area. I live in New England. I used to work for media companies based in New York City. I was once sued for libel in a federal court in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania by a surgeon who had previously practiced in Pa. but was even then living in another state because he felt that court was more friendly to plaintiffs. Rob Black was similarly sued in Pennsylvania by the feds for the same reason. However, in this instance, you’re not suing the porn company for offending the public – you’re suing the porn company for violating a standard, or law, related to the workplace within the confines of LA County, or, if Prop 60 passes, within the confines of California.

If California tried to sue companies for distributing material within California that doesn’t include a condom, they would be violating the First Amendment. For instance, the federal judge did not rule that condomless porn was obscene – which is really the only grounds upon which you can ban something that is pornographic; he didn’t even say that producing porn without a condom was illegal; what he ruled, and this is important, was that LA County was within its rights to require condoms as a public health matter.

That’s a very different thing from saying that a consumer can’t watch condomless porn or that a production company can’t distribute condomless porn.

Cal/OSHA only has authority to regulate workplaces IN the state of California. Prop 60 also states ‘California residents’ may pursue a civil suit IF Cal/OSHA doesn’t respond to them.