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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
Yes Herd, people will challenge this in court and take it to the Supreme Courts of their lands. AFTER the law is passed. Which makes your examples void.
The opportunities for good people in online porn to switch their operations to offline porn will be immense. The earnings will start to climb steadily.
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The only Supreme Court decision that maters when dealing with pornography is the United States court. As we are the biggest consumers of this product, along with our court ruling regarding the use of this material sets the trend for most other nations to follow. And for the United States Congress to finally legitimize pornography, along with giving total distribution rights of all porn on the internet, to only one entire company, with no competition is insane.
Most of the US's public also considers porn the most vile, disgusting, disturbing semi legal business that wishes its production was discontinued. And anyone that says the public doesnt care about this issue is full of it. Because soon legitimate civilians are going to start realizing that their going to have to pay protection money to a pornographer (ICM)! Shaking down us porners (its bullshit) but to be extorting big money from regular people is going to be .XXX's downfall. What is ICM thinking???
And whats with all the talk about going back to brick and mortar stores for their porn? Newsflash, physical media is dead. Its never coming back. ESPECIALLY FOR PORN.
Anyone that rebuttals otherwise needs to get out of the business now, find a new job, move on, and be thankful for the good run they had a long, long time ago.