Pornography - Censor?

Many a wise man have attempted at the intricate description, the delicate defining, of a term widely known to many but such knowledge denied upon query, but few have come close to being able to describe it as it really is. Pornography. The word that either strikes raw excitement or pure shame in people, or simply strikes a dull bell, which resonates throughout the body without any clear registering of its presence. What's with the big hoo-ha over such a topic scarcely talked upon within common social circles? The psychological and physical factors, coupled with varying perceptions of this issue and different lights cast upon it by different people, cause it to be such a controversial and undefinable term. Pornography's ultimate intention is to cater to men's sexual desires and fantasies, creating an illusory world for them to revel in. What the public finds fault with is not the main aim of it all, but the repercussions that it might cause. Many fail to realise the underlying factors underneath the word 'pornography'. Is it simply a term used for the display of sexual behaviour, be it on the net, on CD's etc? Or could it be, that it is the tool to unlocking a paradise for men which can prove to be effective stress-busters and boosters to mental health? Such a controversial term. Campaigners for outright disapproval of pornography to be marketed so freely in a world of modernization and technology where the internet takes hold of weak-minded beings, coercing them into partaking in activities and developing ideologies based on what is broadcasted on the net, fail to see this frail, albeit invisible link between pornography and well-being. General views have been placed unfairly on this term, that it is wholly evil and malicious. Whoever views such explicit material is therefore branded the status on the same level as a convict in a society where prejudice and discrimination holds true. Radical views are cast away as this strong, possesive mindset that Pornography is simply not good is exemplified through actions and speech, surmounting an unstoppable crusade against this deemed evil. Should pornography be censored, then? Yes or no. Of course, two divided factions will definitely compete for either claim. What is vital, or rather, essential, in the judgement of pornography is the repercussions that might occur NOT having it in society. Rape cases will definitely rocket sky-high, with men harboring perverse intentions, unable to release this sexual desire in this make-believe paradise that pornography perfectly creates, project this desire onto other human beings.