'Pornography should be treated like alcohol and nicotine, especially when addressed in education. This is partly because it is readily available and many parents are unaware, but also because it is being actively promoted within our schools. Mr Willis said: 'The big growth area for the consumption of porn are children aged between 12 and 17. Mr Tanzer is on the regional list alongside Scottish Family Party colleague Michael Willis, who claimed pornography was being promoted in the school curriculum in education on relationships, sexual health and parenthood (RSHP).
'The Scottish Family Party best represent my views on life and society,' he said. I was pushed into identifying myself as something at the age of 32 that I was not.' 'When I was younger I was not clear what path I would take. Both boys and girls consume pornography and both suffer under its impact. He continued: 'Porn is not a men's problem. 'One of the main reasons to run for the Scottish Family Party has been my experience and helping people learn from it.
Not all my experiences with it have been negative though - I met some wonderful people. I have seen the harm porn addiction can do. 'In one year I lost five friends in the industry to suicide and drug overdoses.
