In a letter to the editor, Jonas Paulsson argues that online pornography is a significant source of suffering and should be treated similarly to sex buying. He suggests that the Swedish government should take legislative measures to restrict access to internet pornography. Paulsson highlights the contradiction in society's outrage over public sex buyers while noting the widespread consumption of pornography, as evidenced by publicly available statistics.

Paulsson reflects on a past incident involving a public figure who was revealed to be a sex buyer and faced severe social backlash. This serves as a commentary on how society perceives and punishes individuals for engaging in certain sexual behaviors while simultaneously allowing the consumption of pornography to flourish. He advocates for a reevaluation of this double standard, suggesting that responses to pornography should mirror those applied to other sexual transgressions.

The call to action emphasizes the need for public discourse around the effects of pornography on society, and why it merits similar scrutiny as other forms of sexual exploitation. By proposing legislative action, Paulsson aims to initiate a broader conversation about personal autonomy, social responsibility, and the potential harm caused by unrestricted access to pornography.