I suppose it depends on how dangerous you think porn is. If parents couldn't keep their kids from gaining access to poisons, disease agents or machine guns, fe

I suppose it depends on how dangerous you think porn is. If parents couldn't keep their kids from gaining access to poisons, disease agents or machine guns, few people would argue against regulating them. Of course, those things are already regulated. I don't think porn is actually very harmful to children as long as they're taught that it's not any more a realistic depiction of what adult sexual relationships are like than CoD is of what war is like. If someone's primary source of information about sex is porn, that's not so good.