Are childrens minds being negatively sexualized? Are childrens natural inhibitions being eroded?
If so, we would expect sharp increases–post 1950–in children’s mental, physical and sexual disorders. The COPA NLCCF Brief continues: [H]ealth statistics indicate that a significant percentage of minors may be highly vulnerable to the toxic effect of pornographic stimuli. Researchers claim that 25 percent of the population of the United States is under age 18, and at least 12 percent of these minors have a diagnosable mental illness. Current Department of Justice data indicate that 67 percent of all sex abuse victims are minors, and of these, 34 percent are under age 11, and 14 percent are under age 5. According to an Australian study, exposure to online pornography is a “key factor” in the increase of incidents involving young children committing sexual offenses, including “oral sex and forced intercourse,” against other children. (Emphasis added.) This is a predictable outcome of massive sociosexual disinhibition. The Violence and Brain Injury Institute now cites “Media Influences”
