>all that demand is going to lead to a child being abused somewhere in order to satisfy it. At the "all or nothing" level, this is perhaps true. But where is t

>all that demand is going to lead to a child being abused somewhere in order to satisfy it. At the "all or nothing" level, this is perhaps true. But where is the evidence that aggressively going after CP consumers has a significant marginal impact on child abuse? If you arrest 10% of CP consumers (a ludicrously optimistic goal), will that reduce child abuse by even 1%?