Aella suggests that pornography may act as a societal outlet that potentially reduces the incidence of real-world sexual violence.

“probably reduces rates of rape because like really horny men get an outlet that's not a real life woman”

Pornography acts as a weapon of war by damaging the neurology of developing minds and hindering the ability to form healthy relationships and families.

“it is so effective that it's been used as a weapon of war and it's being used as a weapon of war.”

Francis Foster argues that while pornography is toxic and he does not personally watch it, banning it would likely drive it underground and create a dangerous black market.

“I just think as unpleasant as it is, we need to be pragmatic, regulate it as stringently as possible, block kids from using it, and accept, unfortunately, that it's here to stay.”

Lila Rose believes that pornography is intrinsically evil and should be banned to protect individuals from exploitation and addiction.

“I think porn should be [music] banned. And I think sex work as they call it, of course, should be illegal.”

He believes that excessive pornography consumption is an unhealthy and isolating habit, even if he acknowledges the difficulty of fully abandoning it.

“but there's also like a lot of things I did as a kid that I don't do anymore cuz I realize >> I don't know. Just you get over it.”

He believes pornography is a juvenile habit that negatively impacts his mental bandwidth and creates guilt, particularly for married men with children.

“I just don't it would be nice to not >> deal with that >> you get bored of it at some point like yeah you start like honestly and I think it that's part of it like I know at least for me it was you I don't know if it's boredom that's not might that might not be the best word but >> yeah you're just ”

He believes that porn addiction is fundamentally a symptom of unresolved pain, and that abstaining from it can improve a man's life and relationships.

“guiding philosophy would be you don't have a porn problem, you have a pain problem.”

She believes that the exposure of children to pornography at an early age without prior sex education is a critical issue that adults need to address through open communication.

“so many kids and youth are exposed to porn as such you know young age but they haven't even had a conversation about sex and relationships with any adults yet so porn really beats the adults to it when it comes to that”