Sandy Bunz wrote an article about how Porn Producers Should be Protected From Losing Their Investment to Websites Who Give It Away
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A reader named Melissa responded essentially telling Sandy to shut the fuck up www.adultfyi.com/read.php?ID=37162

Bunz replies: The first amendment is a marvelous concept. Although in the real world, fantasy meets reality as in the case of Max Hardcore and Rob Black. The government controls the internet even though the person claiming to be Melissa said in their article , contrary.

Melissa is probably not a Melissa at all but rather a Melvin who has a stake in the internet and no interest in Porn Valley. The porn business has been a economic boom to the San Fernando Valley for years. Now in a short number of years the free porn webmasters have stolen content and stolen the lucrative industry from California.

The voyuer audience does not know where the content was made or when it was made. Old content made in some far off studio looks good to those with a naive taste for erotica . he businessmen who produce adult video content and all the persons who make their living from the industry is of no concern to this character–Mel or the cyber companies.

I have produced daring and creative erotica shot on public beaches, next to freeways and in public places. The ”free” webmasters have stolen my content and put it on their sites with no conscience nor no penalty for doing so.

The Department of Justice has no investigators stopping the free sites like they have done to Porn Valley in the past, why? Is Max and Rob held to a higher standard than the free sites . The answer is yes.

Melissa or Mel or whoever wrote their opinion is entitled to be heard. I and the vast majority of people believe that hardcore porn is valuable and should be paid for, whether in a bookstore or on the web. There is no reason for the free porn other than it draws traffic for its advertisers.

Sandy Bunz