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I don't get what you mean here.Those are a far cry from what we as a modern society produce today.
Some of the raunchiest porn around was from over 40 years ago. Look up the production of "Deep Throat" and the allegations of coercion by threats, rape, etc. depravity is nothing new.
Cartoon flip books and the Kama Sutra are not "Deep Throat." Of course I am referring to the advent of the modern porn industry. However old it is.
Before the advent of the internet it was more adequately regulated. Today? It seems like our society has given it a the moral green light of acceptance. Now, there is no shame in it. They make jokes about viewing it on prime time TV. It used to be a person had to go to the red light district of a big city to access it.
When it becomes socially acceptable, and widely available, demand goes up. That means more socially vulnerable young people that are mentally unstable become exploited. If the regulatory mechanism is not there to do the job to keep it away from the children, social decay is not far behind. Consequently, the retirement homes and junior high school students will soon ALL be viewing porn when they should be engaging in more productive and spiritually healthy activities. Like talking to their peers, getting to know each other, volunteering, playing sports, taking an interest in their community, etc.