–Former adult film actress Kayden Kross and Wendy Murphy, former prosecutor, weigh in on a new law in California that enforces a condom mandate for the pornography business.
FYI: Kayden just told me shes not retired LOL
I love how the politicians refuse to be a part of the issue they created. Once again, sum chick who hasn’t had sex in 20 years is looking out for the rest of us. Kayden rocked and didn’t appear intimated at any point.
haha Sean you and I were writing about the same thing at the same time :) I have some more comments on this little match up and the implications thereof here --> http://pvvonline.com/?p=1457
glad to hear she's not retired though... what's the point of them stating that?
great minds..
yea she wasnt real happy "fuckers" was her reply..lol
You know what -- I doubt many people even read the chyron when her face was on the screen.
WOW...you would think that John Stossel would at least attempt to update his sources before assuming every porn starlet that appears before him is "retired:.
Then again, it is the political crack house that is FOX Biz.
BTW, Kayden...nice ass.
Anthony
Anthony, that's a miscommunication in the control room. Impressively, Mr. Stossel is skeptical of the condom ordinance.
What strikes me most is how rad fem, anti-porn former prosecutor (and friend of Gail Dines) Wendy Murphy goes on and on about how the government's job is to save these adults from themselves. These poor young women need to have the government to deny them authority, agency and bodily integrity or else they might die of chlamydia. It's not only a sham argument from a rad fem, but also ridiculous (and dangerous) on its face.
The lesson of the Vietnam War, it has been argued, is that some problems do not have a military solution. The lesson of the last several generations of both government social engineering, and legislation by interest groups, should be that more government regulation is not necessarily a good thing regardless of how heart-warming the ad pitch is.
We know their playbook: Pornography as a Public Health Issue
http://www.bu.edu/today/2012/is-pornography-a-public-health-issue/
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