In the forth instance of an individual to be found HIV positive, the porn industry is officially being rocked by the outbreak. It’s only been three weeks and already four people have tested positive, and many others are starting to enter major freak out mode as they wonder to themselves how in the world the situation escalated to such a large scale problem.
RadarOnline reported this as “the latest blow to the multibillion dollar adult industry, which could be shut down indefinitely in the wake of the health crisis.” Despite picking up filming after the first case, the fourth case could shut down the whole studio. That means it won’t merely be only the people the infected had come into contact with. Weinstein’s company could be gone and done for good.
“[Michael] Weinstein, whose AIDS Healthcare Foundation led the successful 2012 campaign to require condoms in porn productions in Los Angeles County, said it was too soon to use the word epidemic in the wake of the fourth test.”
In actuality, they don’t really blame themselves, you see. They blame all of the cross-over and loaning out of their stars to other production companies. It’s a new cop out but it works for them. After all, they were the ones telling everyone to use condoms while other places didn’t want to interrupt the visual with safety first. Cameron Bay and Rod Daily are among the actors who’ve tested positive.
Looking at the situation from that point of view, I can understand why they’d throw their businesses rivals and sometimes friends under the bus. You don’t hear of anyone else getting shut down besides Weinstein. How in the world is that fair when more than one entity is largely responsible?
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