Former Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has said that Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s message about social media being used by the “evil one” should be directed to address the insidious issue of child-accessible pornography. In a Christian conference, Morrison warned that social media is facilitating the spread of identity politics, saying it is being used by the “evil one” and that younger generations were at most risk of its influence. Shorten said that Morrison’s sentiment should be channelled to address one of the biggest evils children face on the internet—easily accessible pornography. “Children have too easy access to pornography in this country online,” Shorten told reporters at the National Press Club of Australia on Wednesday. “If Mr Morrison wants to materialise that general reference to evil, let’s make it harder for our Aussie kids to access pornography online.” Shorten also said that the age at which children—particularly young boys—view pornography online …