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Lisa Ann calls Mark Wallace’s decision to continue shooting after testing HIV positive “completely unforgivable,” saying he not only lied to his co-stars but potentially exposed others to a life-threatening infection. She also points out that his decision put the production company and everyone involved in the shoot at... show more

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RocksinMySocks1 个月前

Full name, Marc Stephen Goldberg

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Dogwalking_Deceptacon1 个月前

His real last name is 'Goldberg'

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Gutsdonsim1 个月前

Just checked his Wikipedia the guy was a jew.

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Majinbuu801 个月前

He infected 4 women, and they still let him come back as a director...

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gimme1 个月前

Its fuckin porn What the hell did you expect Maybe get a job tjat doesn't involve fuckin 🤣

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Benhur Reyes Jr1 个月前

Just watch the documentary called Porndemic. If you watch it, it doesn’t prove he did it, but it doesn’t prove he didn’t. A lot if questions are raised. I don’t think he did it purposely.

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Carlito Schwarz1 个月前

Mark Wallace did those hoes a favor.

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方鸿渐1 个月前

蓄意传播hiv 应当入刑

Healwaysclips 的头像

Healwaysclips1 个月前

Damn he is on another level

FÜRY 的头像

FÜRY1 个月前

Doesn't the industry test them their selves?

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Healwaysclips1 个月前

I don’t think so

FÜRY 的头像

FÜRY1 个月前

That's crazy

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Maxpain1 个月前

dont be a filthy whore

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rex1 个月前

Will blame all others and all men for all the crap. But never herself for voluntarily reducing herself to be an online prostitute for some petty bucks.

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Aaron Reigh1 个月前

Well don't be a fucking dirty money whore and diseases will steer clear, if you so porn you deserve diseases.

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Nazi Troll NIGGER1 个月前

Mud shark

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Pat Beaudry1 个月前

The adult industry has so many loophole. Kind of strange that OSHA is the main regulatory body

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Long Duk Dong1 个月前

What ends up on a lot of people’s backs? 🤔💦

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Josh Vance1 个月前

Every one of you has HIV anyway

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Girl_Forex1 个月前

"Such carelessness with people's health on set? Unforgivable." 😔

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Ani.1 个月前

FAFO!!!

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Letario Edgecombe1 个月前

Cooked 🤦🏾‍♂️

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cera1 个月前

Leme guess he was on the eps files

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David . I Choose Death by snu snu..1 个月前

ohh the 80's what a time to be alive....

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VladTV / DJ Vlad: "...Wallace today, knowing that he did what he did? Because he actually faked his test and kept shooting once he knew he was HIV positive." Guest (Lisa Ann): "Yes. I mean, it's just completely unforgivable. You know, it's... it's unforgivable. It's... it's on... on every level. Because you're not just... you're lying and potentially giving someone a death sentence. You're also putting this production company on... on the hook. You know, I have a production company. If somebody contracts something on my set, they go to OSHA, and they want to try to sue me. There's loopholes everywhere. Now, I'm responsible because I was the one conducting the shoot. You know, it ends up on a lot of people's backs. And when you take a decision that's just yours, and you hand it to so many people and let it disrupt their life, that's just unforgivable."

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VladTV / DJ Vlad: "...Wallace today, knowing that he did what he did? Because he actually faked his test and kept shooting once he knew he was HIV positive." Guest (Lisa Ann): "Yes. I mean, it's just completely unforgivable. You know, it's... it's unforgivable. It's... it's on... on every level. Because you're not just... you're lying and potentially giving someone a death sentence. You're also putting this production company on... on the hook. You know, I have a production company. If somebody contracts something on my set, they go to OSHA, and they want to try to sue me. There's loopholes everywhere. Now, I'm responsible because I was the one conducting the shoot. You know, it ends up on a lot of people's backs. And when you take a decision that's just yours, and you hand it to so many people and let it disrupt their life, that's just unforgivable."

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