Are we threatened?

Our world has been seeing some changes recently. Ad libitum, I could recollect a few...
Girls can't wear jeans or skirts to college anymore.
Students can't carry mobile phones to college anymore.
Its forbidden to support pre-marital sex.
No un-U rated movies on television anymore.
Couples spending some time together in public parks would be roughed up by the law-keepers.
saviors of the society have finally woken up from their decades long hibernation and now they'll teach the dissolute the rules of conduct in a civilized society. And the above actions have been taken because...
Boys get distracted by girls in jeans or skirts.
Students using mobile phones indulge in pornography.
You can't have sex until the society allows you to.
A/UA movies influence the vulnerable viewers adversely.
I have no clue why!
I do not have to really ridicule the reasons that have been put forth in support of the changes that have occurred. I think my readers are wise enough.
But I am really angry. What the hell do they think they are doing? Is it even possible in any universe to impose a moral conduct? Is morality under legal authority?
I could dedicate blogs after blogs talking about morality but lets cut the crap and get to the point here.
Girls and women wearing salwars and saris get raped.
People indulging in pornography may use mobile phones as a means.
One can have sex whenever he/she wants, in reality.
A/UA movies can be seen in the theatre, on home CD's, on the internet and so on...
Our homes are too crowded for couples to get cozy in front of their parents, uncles, aunts, brothers, sisters, in-laws, etc...
Is civilization measured on a scale of hypocrisy? I know hypocrisy arises from fear. Why do we have to pay a price for the inability of those who can't face and challenge their fears? Their own carnal desires they pretend to be running away from?
I think our society is too scared to talk about sex. They are afraid that its something dark, devilicious because it attracts them. And when they finally give in to their instincts, they firmly believe its a sin. Guilt sets in. Denial sets in. The conflict asks for violence as a way out. More sin follows. We succumb to evil. We forget rationality. We set rules that have the purpose we could never achieve. Rules that can never work in reality, although people are made to follow them. We now have useless rules that everybody follows. We become civilized.
Love needs expression. Be it physical or otherwise. Love is beautiful when it is expressed. There is nothing wrong about satisfying our physiological needs. Couples holding hands or sharing a moment together cut-off from the rest of the world is not offensive. The underlying feelings are beautiful. A middle-aged man walking with his teen-age daughter staring at a woman with lewd thoughts is down-right offensive. Can the moral police stop that? But perhaps the man himself is a victim of this hypocritical thought sown into him during his moral development that never let him go to the extent where he could explore the beauty of sex. Perhaps his wife is so too.
When to do it, with whom to do it, where to do it, how to do it is entirely the concerned couple's decision. By letting people talk about sex we only spread awareness and incorporate responsibility into them. We cannot stop our children from turning into criminals by never letting them know what the crime is. They'll never know when they actually commit it.
We should just stop getting too excited about sex on a personal level everytime someone says 'sex' and look at it from an intellectual perspective when we form 'rules' about it. We shouldn't take it personally everytime.
Its not an issue. It should be discussed freely, just the way politics, economy or sports are discussed.
I call it sound mental health promotion.