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Can anyone explain this logic? Parents concerned about sexually explicit content available in school libraries for children to read take their case to school board meetings, read the excerpts to demonstrate how explicit this is for children, then the board cuts them off because children are present either in-person or virtually? Yet the boards stand firm on leaving the book in place.
You're a moron. By your logic, the youth can access XXX or beastiality on line, so you believe it should be available to them in the school liibrary, but heaven forbid, the school board be exposed to it. FUCKING IDIOT!Those books were never on the reading list for the younger children who might have been watching that, and are obviously inappropriate for that age group. Older students, are exposed to much more explicit material than that on TV every day.
That isn't anything near what I said, dumb ass. Try to follow what my words said instead of the voices in your head.You're a moron. By your logic, the youth can access XXX or beastiality on line, so you believe it should be available to them in the school liibrary, but heaven forbid, the school board be exposed to it. FUCKING IDIOT!
Liar, this is from your quote #2. Older students, are exposed to much more explicit material than that on TV every day.That isn't anything near what I said, dumb ass. Try to follow what my words said instead of the voices in your head.
You often come across beastiality with your cable package? Is that a Midwestern thing?Liar, this is from your quote #2. Older students, are exposed to much more explicit material than that on TV every day.
Those books were never on the reading list for the younger children who might have been watching that, and are obviously inappropriate for that age group. Older students, are exposed to much more explicit material than that on TV every day.
And that is true.Liar, this is from your quote #2. Older students, are exposed to much more explicit material than that on TV every day.
Are you saying that you haven't gotten your Obama phone? STFU.You often come across beastiality with your cable package? Is that a Midwestern thing?
Are you saying that you haven't gotten your Obama phone? STFU.
You think grammar school students have regular access to the high school sections of the library, or that they are usually even in the same room?It's in the school library fer fukes sake!!
Any kid could pick it up. And now they probably will.
You think grammar school students have regular access to the high school sections of the library, or that they are usually even in the same room?
Made a simple statement, moron. You are the twisted obtuse fuck who attempted to use some nonsense in response
Don't lash out because what you said was stupid. Make better arguments you dipshit.
You made a statement that suggested you often came across beastiality with your daily TV viewing. You understand why that begged for follow up no?Made a simple statement, moron. You are the twisted obtuse fuck who attempted to us some nonsense in response
Did they say it was in grammar schools?Did they say the book would only be in high schools?
Did they say it was in grammar schools?
You don't think highschoolers can handle books that talk about sex?They said school libraries.
I dont believe it should be in any school libraries regardless of what grade they're in.
Are you still watching television on your 12" black and white cathode ray tube. Most people these days have smart tvs and phones that are capable of accessing the internet and streaming services. In addition, if you followed the thread, the moron who I was responding to suggested that students could access worse on THEIR televisions so that in some way gave way to accepting any kind of filth being presented in school libraries or presenting their case to a school board. Please keep up.You made a statement that suggested you often came across beastiality with your daily TV viewing.
