Stephan:   "In 2009, a Harvard Business School study found that residents of Utah were the highest per capita purchasers of online adult entertainment in the United States." That's the starting fact. To me the next question should be, Utah is overwhelmingly Mormon, with very particular views about the role of women so why does this conservative patriarchal religious society feel the need to look at porn? The most queried term in Utah by the way is "shemale", which is an interesting insight in itself.  Here's a third fact: Mormon women are the per capita highest users of antidepressant medications in the country. Why is this happening is the obvious question, but it is not the one being asked. In fact no one is asking questions; as this report lays out the impulse is not to understand the sexual dysfunction that pervades the culture but to  create a legal prohibition outlawing it, and we all know how prohibitions work don't we? And of course, the red flag to catch the bull's attention is that this is about child porn. In fact porn sites are rigidly controlled and scrupulous about underage participants. Studies show that unless you know sites in the Deep Web child porn is not an issue unless you are yourself sending and receiving it.  Is that a particular issue with Mormons? I don't know. The Utah governor and legislature seem to think so. Do I need to mention that this is all being done by Republicans? Probably not.