Public libertarian sources do support broad tolerance of pornography and oppose censorship: Libertarianism.org says there should be no legal lines censoring words and images and that erotic writings and images, sometimes termed pornography, should be tolerated; the Libertarian Party platform also opposes government censorship and says consenting adults should be free to choose their personal relationships. But those same sources limit the principle to consent and voluntary adult activity: Libertarianism.org says all forms of sexual expression are permitted only when both parties give informed consent, explicitly excluding children and animals, and the Mises Institute frames the libertarian position as opposing laws against the voluntary production or sale of pornography. So the claim is directionally right, but it overstates the position by saying "all forms" of pornography. Sources: Libertarianism.org, “Pornography: A Libertarianism.org Guide” (`https://www.libertarianism.org/topics/pornography`); Libertarianism.org, “Sexuality: A Libertarianism.org Guide” (`https://www.libertarianism.org/topics/sexuality`); Libertarian Party, “Platform page” (`https://lp.org/platform-page/`); Mises Institute, “Pornography” (`https://mises.org/online-book/new-liberty-libertarian-manifesto/chapter-6-personal-liberty/pornography`). (libertarianism.org)