Zincwarrior
Diamond Member
Sure it is. But live in your bubble world. Be sure to call everyone who disagrees with you a groomer, Grandpa.That isn't a valid argument.
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Sure it is. But live in your bubble world. Be sure to call everyone who disagrees with you a groomer, Grandpa.That isn't a valid argument.
Your defense of this is disturbing
I live in a world where parents run the education system, not the deranged corrupt Marxist filth. Dick breath.Sure it is. But live in your bubble world. Be sure to call everyone who disagrees with you a groomer, Grandpa.
It is much more than merely disturbing.
There is only one reason why anyone would defend exposing minors to this sort of material; only one kind of subhuman piece of shit that would defend exposing minors to this kind of material.
One thing about threads like this, is that the do bring the childfuckers out into the open where everyone can see who they are.
It is much more than merely disturbing.
There is only one reason why anyone would defend exposing minors to this sort of material; only one kind of subhuman piece of shit that would defend exposing minors to this kind of material.
One thing about threads like this, is that they do bring the childfuckers out into the open where everyone can see who they are.
The age group of the characters in the Evison book is about 10 years old. The libraries it has been reported in have been high school libraries, so age 14 and up.? I
Ok that's helpful. What age group?
The age group of the characters in the Evison book is about 10 years old. The libraries it has been reported in have been high school libraries, so age 14 and up.
Cool, then I will explain mine. In school libraries, books should be age appropriate. However, books should not be banned just because the subject matter offends the ChristoMAGAs.Only with you. I explained my stance you illiterate noob
Stop flaming threads, jackass
High school, then don't see the issue. Those aren't "children."The age group of the characters in the Evison book is about 10 years old. The libraries it has been reported in have been high school libraries, so age 14 and up.
Cool, then I will explain mine. In school libraries, books should be age appropriate. However, books should not be banned just because the subject matter offends the ChristoMAGAs.
It's disturbing that books should be age appropriate? Ok Boomer.You're disturbing... there's that.
Why don't you retreat while you have any dignity
It's disturbing that books should be age appropriate? Ok Boomer.
Cool, then I will explain mine. In school libraries, books should be age appropriate. However, books should not be banned just because the subject matter offends the ChristoMAGAs.
Again, age appropriate is bad? Boomer worried da high schoolers gonna be reading and getting dem strange city folk ideas.Dude, you've made your bed, now you're sleeping in it.
Ya shoulda known better than pull your shit... but you'll learn
A fourteen year old is maybe the worst age at which to read a book that sexualizes pre-teens. Fourteen is right when their sexuality is forming and they may be questioning it, and experimenting with it. That book encourages them to think of ten year olds as potential sex partners, at age at which they have access to ten year olds, as siblings, cousins, or in the school next door.High school, then don't see the issue. Those aren't "children."
Personally, I couldn't care less.The age group of the characters in the Evison book is about 10 years old. The libraries it has been reported in have been high school libraries, so age 14 and up.
A fourteen year old is maybe the worst age at which to read a book that sexualizes pre-teens. Fourteen is right when their sexuality is forming and they may be questioning it, and experimenting with it. That book encourages them to think of ten year olds as potential sex partners, at age at which they have access to ten year olds, as siblings, cousins, or in the school next door.High school, then don't see the issue. Those aren't "children."
Absent that particular book, "Lawn Boy," they may not have imagined getting a ten year old boy to perform oral sex on them. But, now they have a book provided by adult educators that celebrates a ten year old boy performing oral sex.
It’s gotten so bad with these groomer types that even gays are turning on them. Though the Gays Against Groomers group keeps getting banned from social media, then having to be reinstated.I don't think they even want to wait until they're adults.
A lot of faggots, especially, like them young. One of the worst examples of this forum has expressed unhealthy sexual interest in boys as young as three.
And we're learning of children being groomed, that young, into transsexuality as well.
It's a Constitutional right to believe in God and freedom of political beliefs. Parents are the ones who decide what is appropriate for their children. What about that is difficult for you to understand?Cool, then I will explain mine. In school libraries, books should be age appropriate. However, books should not be banned just because the subject matter offends the ChristoMAGAs.
The question is who do the children belong to? The state or the parents.Again, age appropriate is bad? Boomer worried da high schoolers gonna be reading and getting dem strange city folk ideas.