Singapore remains a largely conservative society, bound by its
fundamental Asian concepts of morality. The large majority of the
population would not want porn to be legalised, even if u can throw
up real practicial reasons to do so.
Secondly, porn, while not legal, continues to be popular among
people, albeit privately. Isn't that allowing people choice as
well? Like someone else mentioned, the police don't come storming
into ur house and arrest u for possession of porn. (unless u sell
it)
The selling of pornographic material openly on the streets would
also attract school going kids, and expose them to such
objectionable material earlier and from even more sources.
Currently, I doubt people are making porn in Singapore for
commercial sells. With the legalisation of porn, some producers are
going to start making their own as well, after all, its cheap to
produce and the profit margin is high. Somehow I'm not agreeable to
the idea of Singapore being a porn-manufacturer as well. . .
