> I do believe in privacy rights, but... free porn just doesn't feel like a must-exist thing in the sense we are all talking about. In other words, you don't a

> I do believe in privacy rights, but... free porn just doesn't feel like a must-exist thing in the sense we are all talking about. In other words, you don't actually believe in privacy rights because all it takes is one flimsy reason that you happen to, if not agree with, don't really find objectionable to violate them. Is the harm caused by anyone under arbitrary age seeing porn harmful enough to violate everyone's right to privacy, even when there are already existing solutions to help prevent minors from accessing pornography? Parental controls exist. Tools to block websites like pornhub or any other porn website exist already. You might say that it's too easy to circumvent parental controls. I'd say that it's just as easy to circumvent ID requirements, so if your goal is to actually protect children from pornography, it's not going to be anymore effective than current access controls.