> A number of recent studies have shown the increasingly detrimental ways that porn affects young people, including that children as young as seven are unintent

> A number of recent studies have shown the increasingly detrimental ways that porn affects young people, including that children as young as seven are unintentionally stumbling across it online. A PSHE (personal, social, health and economic) study found that when children viewed porn, 70% frequently saw men portrayed as dominant (compared with 17% frequently seeing women as dominant) and 35% frequently saw “consensual” violence towards women (compared with 9% frequently seeing this towards men). The text claims to describe how porn affects people, but instead only describes what people saw. I'd expect the Guardian to be above such a rhetorical bait & switch.