If you read the post, you’ll see that CA is the only state that currently has a judgment on file about shooting porn. It basically only means that should you be arrested in CA for shooting porn, you can use that judgment as your defense.

I didn’t say you couldn’t shoot porn elsewhere. There are plenty of other studios in other states that shoot adult content. There just isn’t a legal precedent in any other state that would protect them SHOULD they be arrested under the guise of prostitution (which is illegal everywhere in the US except Nevada outside of Clark County).

So technically, you CAN be arrested for shooting porn in states outside of California, under the premise of prostitution. But in most cases they would use the California judgment in appeals anyway…so is it worth the legal expenditure to arrest and prosecute? Not really…unless you’re caught breaking another law, such as interstate distribution of obscene materials (just as Max Hardcore).

And pornography is pornography – gay porn is still porn, even if you may not agree with it. Gay porn is not classified as “obscene material” – it’s just, well, homosexual