Having mostly guy friends, I've seen my fair share of porn films, not because I like them, but because of some twisted desire to see what the big deal was all about. Porn sure has come a long way from the cheesy background music of the 70s and 80s with a lame plot. Today, "reality" seems to be all the rage and is reflected in the porn films being produced these days. Some of you have probably seen it, a couple of guys cruising along the streets in an SUV who  spot a scantily clad chick and they roll up bullshitting with her about being "talent agents." the "naive" girl is then persuaded to come along to their studio for some photoshoots and the next thing you know, she's butt naked kneeling on the floor giving a blowjob to a bunch of guys.

She takes it bareback from every orifice of her body and she ends up drenched in man juice.  This seems to be a dude's fantasy, and they rarely if ever think about the health of the performers. Just this month, the Los Angeles Times reports that an actress who works in the L.A. area adult film industry has tested positive for HIV, sparking a wildfire of concern by county and state health officials. This marks the first confirmed case of HIV infection in the SoCal industry since 2004.
Despite the fact that adult film performers are required to get tested on a regular basis, it seems as though these precautions aren't enough. Most adult film companies don't require their performers to use condoms. Maybe its time the government atleast on the state level took a more active role in regulating the adult film industry which is largely unregulated. The adult entertainment industry is a multi billion dollar industry and most state officials are reluctant to reign in the goose that lays the golden egg.

So the president's seeming lack of a strong rhetoric when it comes to supporting the Iranian people's outrage at the obviously rigged election last week is really disappointing. I understand that there is really nothing much the United States can do in the way of interfering in the Iranian elections, but at the very least the leader of the free world should give the Iranian people moral support over this issue. I mean come on that election was obviously rigged when Moussavi supposedly lost even among his own ethnic group, the election was obviously rigged. Not surprisingly the bearded Iranian mullahs who have been running the show in Iran for some thirty or so years upheld the election as valid.

Why is President Obama so reluctant to lend moral support to the Iranian protesters? They are afterall a far cry from the Islamo-fascists who kicked out the Pahlavis in 1979. Now the people chanting death to the Iranian mullahs and the theocratic leadership are mostly educated young men and women, emboldened to lash out even further at their government for the heavy handed and murderous methods with which it has dealt with the protesters.

The current president of Iran, Ahmadinejad and the rulling theocracy is not interested in reconciliation with the United States, if they were the mullahs would not have rigged the election in favor of Ahmadinejad. The United States should be lending its support to the Iranians in the hopes that it will turn into a Democratic revolution that will finally end thirty years of medieval rule by the Mullahs.