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if visa is enforcing this, then people will move to a token type credit system where they spend $ at an account at one site and then use the funds to buy the membership on another site..
(i.e.: a popular video clip sales place does this)..
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Names would be useful there.
I agree with Robbie that people should be able to shoot and watch what they want, but I can also see the side of avoiding unnecessary risks. I've always operated under the concept that it's worth making a little less money so you don't have a bullseye on your back. Yeah, it sucks that there are niches that are big targets for law enforcement, but it is what it is. Every business operates within the confines of SOME rules or regulations, and if you push the boundary, sometimes you get the stick.
I can totally understand the sleeping niche being looked down upon because of the APPEARANCE of lack of consent. Of course it's fantasy, of course they're paid actors, there's no argument there. But mutual consent is a big thing in our society, so I can see people getting fired up about that niche. I guarantee the moment someone comes out with a "coma porn" site, you're REALLY going to see shit fly, even though the production of the content is no different than a sleep site.
Finally, if this is something VISA's putting down, it isn't "fucking left wing" or "fucking right wing" it's "fucking VISA." Let's give fair credit where credit is due.