NL- I do think shifting the spin on Measure B to "wasting tax payers money", rather than "saying no to condoms" is a good move. I don’t get why The "NO " people are applauding the AHF for pushing HIV testing. I’m confused. Why applaud AHF for anything? It makes them seem like they are on the same side, or they are kissing their asses. It makes the line between the NO group & the AHF less clear. We don’t need that. Voting No on mandatory condoms in porn is confusing enough. The NO group needs to stand firm on our side with no "crossover" (good term right?) or compliments for AHF. Don’t confuse the issue!
from http://fscblogger.wordpress.com/
No On Government Waste Commitee Praises AIDS Healthcare Foundation For Offering One-Minute HIV Testing
AIDS Healthcare Foundation gala at The Abbey in West Hollywood, CA, celebrates a new program using one-minute INSTI™ HIV test
While guests and celebrities such as Glee’s Dot-Marie Jones and E! Entertainment Television host Charlie David are being feted at a gala party at The Abbey in West Hollywood tonight, the No on Government Waste Committee, opponents to Measure B, the so-called “Safer Sex” initiative on the Nov. 6th ballot in Los Angeles County, applauded the AIDS Healthcare Foundation for advocating the importance of frequent testing in controlling the spread of HIV.
“We are heartened that AHF has put such an emphasis on frequent testing to help control the spread of HIV. It’s only through the frequent and thorough testing of performers in the adult film industry that we have been able to maintain a zero infection rate on-set since 2004,” said James Lee, communications director for the No on Government Waste Committee. “Organizations from the World Health Organization to the National Centers for Disease Control to AHF have long maintained the importance of frequent testing and counseling in controlling the spread of HIV.”
According to the California Dept. of Public Health, from June 30, 2008 to June 30, 2011, there were 6,447 new cases of HIV reported in Los Angeles County, but only two were adult performers, both of whom did not contract the disease on-set. Since 2004, there have been no documented cases of HIV transmission on an adult entertainment set. In fact, with the industry’s strict testing protocols – requiring testing at least every 14 and 28 days for HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis – adult performers are the most tested workforce in the nation.
“Even though passage of Measure B significantly raises costs to the county and potentially cripples community health programs, we are hopeful AHF would publicly commit to divert more of its ample government-funded resources to better serve African-American, Latino and economically disadvantaged communities where, according to the Los Angeles County Dept. of Public Health, sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise,” Lee added. “In fact, maybe they can donate the convertible Fiat 500 being given away by Santa Monica Fiat to a community clinic in Southeast LA that is underfunded.”
Measure B, funded and placed on the ballot by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, would require the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to license and permit adult movie productions in the county and require performers to wear condoms and create an unworkable system of on-set inspections and enforcement by county personnel. The county estimates initial start-up costs for the program to be in excess of $300,000, but acknowledges that regardless of the level of compliance by the adult film industry, there would be significant cost to the Department of Public Health.
No on Government Waste Committee
The Committee is comprised of entertainment companies, local business organizations, community activists, adult entertainment performers and healthcare advocates who oppose Measure B’s plan for creating an underfunded government inspection program diverting badly needed resources from local community clinics and underserved minority communities. For more information, please visit: www.noongovernmentwaste.com.
NL- this site barely works and has 404 errors, and nonfunctional forms, real impressive, sigh. If the site is half done it shouldn’t be put in press releases, it’s embarrassing…
How about no “crossovers” and you won’t have to worry about condoms and all the bs with it.
I had wondered y retard rick was in hiding n who prxxx might b who showed up right around the time rick disappeared but it looks like its now confirmed, considering the last two silly posts… give it up already rick
Peter that won’t work considering many if not most of the female talent also escorts. Not all the clients wear a condom either (which is stupid), some pay extra to go bareback.
Karmafan you are right about that, some are even foolish enough to mention that on the escort review broads. So people just have to be careful, but every fan would fuck their favorite porn star. They should just be smart enough to use a condom and get tested on the outside too!!
Hello Peter, Jeremy and Karmafan,and Alex96. Hope you are all doing well. xoxox Krisina
Hi Kristina Rose, I am doing well. So I hope you are too. Thanks for the shout out.
You must have Jeremy doing the moderation here and smoking crack and anything else he can.