SHOCK - Democrat Condom Inspectors

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Porn Actor  -  "The idea of allowing a government employee to come and examine our genitalia while we're on set is atrocious."

• The Los Angeles porn industry takes Big Brother government to court over forced condom wearing.

A major adult filmmaker sued to block a new law in Democrat Los Angeles County requiring porn actors to wear condoms, calling it a threat to free expression.

Vivid Entertainment contends that Measure B, passed by county voters last fall, violates the First Amendment right to free speech and expression and is unnecessary because the adult industry already has safeguards, such as regular blood testing of actors, to prevent the spread of AIDS and other venereal diseases.

The measure requires adult film producers to apply for a permit from the county Department of Public Health to shoot sex scenes. Permit fees will finance periodic inspections of film sets to enforce compliance.

Democrat Party Condom Police
Democrat run Los Angeles will soon send condom inspectors to the sets of porn movie shoots to make sure the condoms are properly installed and snug with no leakage.  Moron Democrats want to get a firm grip on both our wallets and deployed condoms.

Adult film actors rallied to oppose the law before its November passage.

"The idea of allowing a government employee to come and examine our genitalia while we're on set is atrocious," sex film star Amber Lynn told the Los Angeles Daily News at the time.

Industry critics also said that fans don't want to see actors using condoms. They contend that if the law is enforced, the 200 or so companies that now produce adult films in Los Angeles, primarily in the San Fernando Valley, will simply move elsewhere, taking with them as many as 10,000 jobs.

"Overturning this law is something I feel very passionate about. I believe the industry's current testing system works well," Steven Hirsch, Vivid's founder and co-chairman, said in a statement. "Since 2004 over 300,000 explicit scenes have been filmed with zero HIV transmission. The new law makes no sense and it imposes a government licensing regime on making films that are protected by the Constitution."

The law also will have "have vast unintended consequences which may undermine industry efforts to protect the health of our actors and actresses," Hirsch said.

(NBC News)

Porn stars say no to Democrat condom checks.