American culture should become more sexualized

I will now post my main argument to the debate. _____________________________________________________________________________ Argument 1: The sexualization of American culture would potentially reduce rates of teen pregnancies, STDs, abortions, and sex crimes. More sexual countries such as The Netherlands, Amsterdam, Spain, France, and Germany have significantly less teen pregnancies, abortions, and STDs than the more conservative country of America which seems to be rampant in these three things.[1] This is because of the amount of laws America has on sexuality. When too many rules are in place it causes psychological reactance among some people. We can see this in the state highest in teen pregnancies (Mississippi) which only requires abstinence only sex education, but the state lowest in teen pregnancies (New Hampshire) requires comprehensive sex education in schools. "Research shows that abstinence-only strategies could deter contraceptive use among teenagers, thus increasing their risk of unintended pregnancy."[2]. In the same way, sexual repression in America makes sexual crimes that harm others (nonconsensual sex, pedophilia, and hebephilia) look significantly more inviting to the minds of criminals in comparison to sexual crimes that are harmless (public nudity and consensual sodomy) considering things that are taboo are seen as appealing to some. I truly believe if harmful sex crimes were [not necessarily more acceptable, but] "less unacceptable" they would lose much of their appeal to criminals and the rates of pedophilia and rape would decrease. This is referred to as the boomerang effect. "In social psychology the boomerang effect refers to a persuasive form of communication sent to a receiver, yet returned back with the opposite reaction. Thus, the consequential result is not the original, intended message."[3] So to put this into relevant terms, the government passes a lot of laws concerning sexuality to control said matters of a culture (a persuasive form of communication sent to a receiver) which results in the spreading of STDs and practice of unsafe sex (opposite reaction). ____________________________________________ Argument 2: Sexuality is a victimless crime In a more sexual culture, things such as ephebophilia, beastiality, and public nudity would be more accepted. It's important that these become acceptable because they're victimless crimes and if someone wants to take part in these acts as long as they're not harming any animate being, it is their right to do that. There's no reason the laws restricting these things should exist. Their laws restrict our liberty and freedom therefore should be abolished __________________________________________________________________ Argument 3: Sexual repression leads to lack of sexual education. In a sexually repressed culture, people are not adequately educated on such matters as not only sex, but homosexual and transsexual lifestyle and sexual needs of the opposite sex. Sexualization will encourage parents to talk openly about sexual matters and avoid children being uneducated (or possibly educated by an unwanted source) which leads to promiscuity, spread of STDs, and unwanted pregnancies in early adulthood, and molestation and less significant problems such as self body image issues during adolescence. Openness on such a subject will avoid a child being tempted to learn these things on their own. Lack of education causes unnecessary negative treatment toward homosexuals, trans people, and, for lack of a better term, sluts. These are groups of people constantly battered by society either for doings things they harmlessly enjoy or for taking part in preferences with which they were born. [1] http://tinyurl.com... [2] http://tinyurl.com... [3] http://tinyurl.com... Now contender will post their main argument, then we will proceed to argue each other's points.