New 2257 Compliance Guide

[TheEnforcer]

That just makes it all the much harder for foreign producers to sell in the US market.

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Originally Posted by TheEnforcer

That just makes it all the much harder for foreign producers to sell in the US market.

I don't actually think so. I think the United States has to respect the laws of other countries or suffer the repercussions. This is a philisophical and political issue that transcends porn. The European market is 500 million people and I can't see the US pissing them off by trying to enforce local laws on the world.

[TheEnforcer]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

I don't actually think so. I think the United States has to respect the laws of other countries or suffer the repercussions. This is a philisophical and political issue that transcends porn. The European market is 500 million people and I can't see the US pissing them off by trying to enforce local laws on the world.

Um.. i think you're nuts. LOL

The DOJ/FBI isn't gonna give a damn that a foreign company can't give them the required documents. ALL they care about is whether or not that US citizen complies. I know there is NO WAY IN HELL I would ever say to the DOJ/ FBI that I don't have the documents US law requires because a (insert foreign country here) says they can't give me them. They will laugh in your face and lead ya to the clink/fine ya to death.

[softball]

Originally Posted by TheEnforcer

Um.. i think you're nuts. LOL

The DOJ/FBI isn't gonna give a damn that a foreign company can't give them the required documents. ALL they care about is whether or not that US citizen complies. I know there is NO WAY IN HELL I would ever say to the DOJ/ FBI that I don't have the documents US law requires because a (insert foreign country here) says they can't give me them. They will laugh in your face and lead ya to the clink/fine ya to death.

Then you will lose business. That is up to you.

[TheEnforcer]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

Then you will lose business. That is up to you.

Well.. it's a non-issue for me in the sense that I don't have any content sites at all... but that doesn't stop me from commenting.

And there are enough US based content companies to do business with that a person does not have to put themselves at risk by not following the law. You want USA companies to break the law to do business but why should the people here have to break the law to do business? Why don't you break canadian law if you're so eager to flout laws?