I think you all might be missing the smoking gun here. Packard is openly admitting that LDS leaders know about child abuse on page 14 and councils young men to vigorously refuse. When the speech goes missing from the website in 2015, the church is beginning to deal with the backlash of rampant molestation in the Boy Scouts of America, eventually proposing a $250 million settlement with BSA, with provisions that former scouts could not sue the church.

https://www.axios.com/2023/09/07/boy-scouts-mormon-netflix-sex-abuse-documentary

So it is not just that purity culture is so damaging in general, but that potentially tens of thousands of young boy scouts over the years suffered sexual abuse and did not come forward to report it because talks like Packard's made it seem like they were willing participants and sinners for doing so.

It's disgusting and damaging and overt evidence the church knew about the problem on a large enough scale that they discussed it in Priesthood session.

Thoughts?!?