Such is life -- something unexpected comes up and all of the sudden you're out of your livelihood.
This actually happens to normal people all the time when layoffs or illness occur. The adult industry has to do what everyone else has to do in such a situation -- find a way to make ends meet until you come up with a viable way to re-establish a comfortable income.
The question is: is it viable to order threatening robocalls demanding money out of people? Is this going to be a good long-term solution to their problem?
I recognize that porn has limited opportunities because of the details surrounding its consumption and use, but that's the way the cookie crumbles sometimes. Whining and lawyering up doesn't seem like it's really going to do much for them, just as it hasn't done much for the RIAA or other content trade associations.
This actually happens to normal people all the time when layoffs or illness occur. The adult industry has to do what everyone else has to do in such a situation -- find a way to make ends meet until you come up with a viable way to re-establish a comfortable income.
The question is: is it viable to order threatening robocalls demanding money out of people? Is this going to be a good long-term solution to their problem?
I recognize that porn has limited opportunities because of the details surrounding its consumption and use, but that's the way the cookie crumbles sometimes. Whining and lawyering up doesn't seem like it's really going to do much for them, just as it hasn't done much for the RIAA or other content trade associations.