AIM, the Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation, is being investigated by the regional civil rights office of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

The investigation was prompted by a complaint from AIDS Healthcare Foundation alleging that AIM is violating patients’ privacy rights by requiring porn performers who use the clinic for STD tests to sign overly broad disclosure agreements.

It is the first time AIDS Healthcare Foundation has ever made such a complaint. This is the same group that has been using lawsuits and other legal maneuvers in an effort to force universal use of condoms in the porn industry.

Full Article from L.A. Times

Starting with the Aids scare, if you take the sheer amount of adult films made with no condoms, it would seem there is very, VERY little HIV cases involved.

In fact, most would argue its the lifestyle outside of the Adult industry that is far more dangerous, however, playing devils advocate. You could argue that the films help perpetuate the absence of condoms during intercourse.

But then, who the fuck are you to tell me what I should wear on my dick, so go fuck yourself and your condoms only rule!

Wonder if these AHF clowns got wind of some mope-turned-producer (*cough*brandon*cough*) not having any paperwork asking performers' permission for the test results, thus not covering their ass...or are AIM and the majority of porn producers stupid and naive to think such a sign-off was not necessary?

Condoms in all porn will make everyone use condoms all the time? Uh, no...that'll just make people like me stop watching porn all together.