2aguy
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Another kiddie porn book found in another school library....isn't it bad enough the democrats are wrecking the country, why do they have to target young children for sex.......?
Oh....that's right....they are evil.....through and through....
“Oh, my God,” one member of the Brainerd, MN school board muttered under his breath as Sherry Weltze read aloud from a book in their middle-school library. Maybe a little more God is what this school board needs, or perhaps just a dose of parental control. Seven presenters, including Weltze, took turns reading material available to students from the fifth through eighth grades, provided by the district.
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There seems to be at least one normal adult on the board......
When Kevin Boyles, the board chair, attempted to move on from the public comment without addressing the concerns, Dondelinger told him to “hold on a second.”
He told Boyles that he would like to make a motion to discuss the book at the next board meeting.
“Something needs to be done,” Dondelinger said. “I’m shocked. We need to dig in and find out what the hell’s going on.”
He then proceeded to ask if “this stuff is accessible to fifth graders” and was told by the room of concerned citizens that yes, it was.
Oh....that's right....they are evil.....through and through....
“Oh, my God,” one member of the Brainerd, MN school board muttered under his breath as Sherry Weltze read aloud from a book in their middle-school library. Maybe a little more God is what this school board needs, or perhaps just a dose of parental control. Seven presenters, including Weltze, took turns reading material available to students from the fifth through eighth grades, provided by the district.
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How can anyone think this is appropriate material for 10-year-olds? Even a 14-year-old doesn’t need to access this kind of material, let alone in a school library.
There seems to be at least one normal adult on the board......
When Kevin Boyles, the board chair, attempted to move on from the public comment without addressing the concerns, Dondelinger told him to “hold on a second.”
He told Boyles that he would like to make a motion to discuss the book at the next board meeting.
“Something needs to be done,” Dondelinger said. “I’m shocked. We need to dig in and find out what the hell’s going on.”
He then proceeded to ask if “this stuff is accessible to fifth graders” and was told by the room of concerned citizens that yes, it was.
