History shows this is not anything new. People do not like to see themselves as less than moral. To conform to moral integrity a person must use discipline and work to improve themselves or they must change the accepted morals to equal how they are living now. In our current political and moral climate, I don't see the trend changing direction anytime soon. Cutting out scenes you find objectionable from a movie you own is NOT censorship.
Censorship is when someone is forbidden by law to say or express something.
Thus, petitioning or boycotting companies who sponsor objectionable shows is NOT censorship, it is exercising your right to buy whatever you wish. I respect someone else's right to state that I shouldn't edit nudity out of my own videos, but they do not legally have the right to force me to refrain from it. Just as I do not have the legal right to tell Hollywood that they can't make movies with sex in them, they do not have the right to tell me I can't edit it out if I want to. There are many great movies I have not seen because of the R rated material. Many PG-13 have bad stuff in as well.