Just like they listen to the music they want, watch the movies they want, buy the products they want, and go to the websites they want..? I don't think it's tr

Just like they listen to the music they want, watch the movies they want, buy the products they want, and go to the websites they want..? I don't think it's true for porn or for any of the above things that people "do what they want" in any serious sense of the term. It might be true in some sort of world without advertising, where media is presented neutrally, and barriers to creating and sharing (porn, music, plays, books, etc) are low, and we all explore and pick what we liked from these media sources in a deliberate, thoughtful way. But that is so very, very far from the world we're in, surely? Or a different way to make the point, just compare a pre-internet and post-internet kid. What did pre-internet kids know of sex when they were 14 or 15? And post-internet? This is a quick and easy example, but surely it's a major shift?