Thank you for the reply.
I suggest that if you examine your reasons for your answer, you will better understand the reasons for the answers you're getting in the poll.
The way you phrased your poll question, "should we shut it down?" makes it sound like there's some sterile automatic process that accomplishes that. Like, once your poll crosses some threshold with more than 50% agreement, someone pulls a lever somewhere and all the porn kiosks magically disappear. No one challenges the order in court on constitutional grounds, no one tries to disguise their kiosk as something else to stay in business, no one moves their entrance ten meters farther away from the corner (since the measure only applies to corner kiosks) or modifies their kiosk into a stall, pergola, or belvedere, and no one puts tiny pieces of opaque tape over the genitalia of their kiosk's content and claim that makes it no longer porn. No authority figure gets frustrated by all that obstruction and ends up overreaching, closing bookstores and motels and art galleries and homeless shelters because they kind of resemble the banned kiosks in various ways. No innocent librarians get held in prison for two weeks until the charges are dropped. No parents get their kids taken by protective services because a copy of The Joy of Sex is found in their corner garden shed where a kid might have come upon it.
In the real world, all those consequences and many more, expected and unexpected, happen. In the real world, declaring "shut it down!" is very similar to calling in the barbarian horde and hoping they don't do too much collateral damage.
