[Drango]

"A bit of pornography" is too much as it creates an instant impression on the brain that will remain forever.

uhhhhhh...back off the hyperbole and there can be an intelligent discussion about this. The fact is, 100% of our kids have seen porn. To suggest they are scarred for life is over the top...

[Bluegrass Conservative]

. . . it creates an instant impression on the brain that will remain forever.

Well, I wouldn't dismiss the above comment too much. There was this one girl that I saw in a magazine when I was 18 . . . .let's just say I still, thankfully, have that image in my brain. : )

[plan2succeed.org]

You said, "uhhhhhh...back off the hyperbole and there can be an intelligent discussion about this." Sadly, this is NOT hyperbole but established, scientific fact. See, for example, The Institute for Media Education, by Dr. Judith Reisman. Specifically, see The Toxic American Public Library: Violating Children With "Harmful Matter" "A Clear & Present Danger"

[Protagoras]

The fact is, 100% of our kids have seen porn.

That's not a fact. One of the reasons is because of the definition of porn.

To suggest they are scarred for life is over the top...

Waaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy over the top.