Moxie writes on XPT:I’ve never heard of any one contracting a sexually transmitted disease from Microsoft products, never heard of them killing themselves, no pro lapsed rectums either, no drug addiction. If someone ever did a serious study of the medical problems experienced by performers after they leave the industry the government would be forced to act. Courts have done nothing because no whore has the resources to hire a lawyer equipped to handle these types of entertainment law questions. To be perfectly honest, the knowledge that I’m watching the whores actively destroy their lives for $1000 a scene is…
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This really seems to be taken out of context. Moxie was responding to someone else’s post on a message board about the inequities of the public dealing with large companies. The example given was when someone clicks on an agreement from Microsoft in order to use one of its products downloaded from online. I’m more than a little disturbed, though, by Moxie’s equation of adult industry performers with the pejorative term, “whore.” it’s ironic considering that the very forum in which he posts, and which draws the attention of Luke Ford such that his comment gets reposted, would not be possible if not for the existence and work of these same adult performers about whom he seems to be so dismissive.