If our actual goal is well-adjusted youth, we've got a lot bigger fish to fry than porno. Porn is paradoxically minor. Most people are familiar with the argum

If our actual goal is well-adjusted youth, we've got a lot bigger fish to fry than porno. Porn is paradoxically minor. Most people are familiar with the arguments about the negative effects of porn (even if they don't believe the arguments), and reflects the way society already has a paranoid always-on-guard attitude towards porn. We have first-pass mental filters regarding porn. If anything deserves to be made harder to access for it's negative repercussions, the prime targets are those we haven't yet (or can't) built mental filters against. I won't even bother reiterating all the well known and widely accepted reasons half-baked social interventions are destined to fail, and likley make things worse. I don't think this is the right approach either but what is the solution? Maybe work on making a society that isn't outright terrified of sex? There will never be an adult conversation with the youth about sex until adults can have an adult conversation among themselves.