“Stuff Some Adults Don’t Want You to Read” at Langley

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, we all need more mouse cartoon soft porn in our kids lives! Because if you object to that you must be a nazi right? What happened to common sense? There is plenty of good literature that doesn't involve some of the elements that some of these books decided to incorporate to be sensational.

Please describe the images that you are objecting to or post a photo. Until you do, I call troll.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, we all need more mouse cartoon soft porn in our kids lives! Because if you object to that you must be a nazi right? What happened to common sense? There is plenty of good literature that doesn't involve some of the elements that some of these books decided to incorporate to be sensational.

You have no clue what you are talking about.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The librarian was unprofessional. We all know it. She introduced politics into the library. It was wrong of her.

So, politics isn't allowed in a library? Where can politics be discussed in a high school?

Debate club.

So, you think Carrie Lukas would have been happy for her highschooler to read the books on display in the high school library, and then debate censorship of said books in the high school debate club?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing in the first 26 pages of this discussion has given me reason to believe the outrage over this display is not, at its core, that certain parents do not want their kids to be exposed to ideas that might undermine messaging from their parents that being gay is wrong, blacks people are just a little bit lesser than white people, and the holocaust wasn’t really so bad. Maybe that will change in the next 26 pages, but I doubt it.

Then you have reading comprehension problems.

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Not surprised. Those in favor of shoving these books into kids' faces always insist that anyone who isn't must be racist/homophobic/blah blah blah. It's such a childish argument. I don't want my kids drinking underage, yet I'm a big fan of beer and wine. I don't want reading graphically sexual books at this age, yet I'm a big fan of sex. Oh, and of the LGBT community. And yes, I know they can see and read all of this online. Doesn't mean I need the school librarian pushing these books on them. No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course it was at Langley. At any other high school in this region, parents would be applauding the librarian, but the rich white bored moms at Langley are outraged. Too many similarities to Loudon families.

I am a Langley parent and I don’t think most Langley parents care one way or the other about the sign. As my daughter said when I asked her what the sign said, “I don’t even go to the library so I don’t know what you are talking about.” LOL. I believe this issue came from a Cooper parent during a rising 9th grader parent meeting. I believe (but I’m not 100% sure) that this parent is the same one who took her kids to Fortestville Elementary on the Tuesday after Youngkin issued his mask Executive Order and demanded her kids go maskless, then filmed herself ranting about the injustice of it all when the school denied her request. Now she’s doing this with the book issue. I wonder what will come next?

She's using her kids as political pawns. Way to go, Mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The librarian was unprofessional. We all know it. She introduced politics into the library. It was wrong of her.

This. The books were already available in the library. She (or he?) chose to make it political. There was zero need for her to do so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course it was at Langley. At any other high school in this region, parents would be applauding the librarian, but the rich white bored moms at Langley are outraged. Too many similarities to Loudon families.

I am a Langley parent and I don’t think most Langley parents care one way or the other about the sign. As my daughter said when I asked her what the sign said, “I don’t even go to the library so I don’t know what you are talking about.” LOL. I believe this issue came from a Cooper parent during a rising 9th grader parent meeting. I believe (but I’m not 100% sure) that this parent is the same one who took her kids to Fortestville Elementary on the Tuesday after Youngkin issued his mask Executive Order and demanded her kids go maskless, then filmed herself ranting about the injustice of it all when the school denied her request. Now she’s doing this with the book issue. I wonder what will come next?

She's using her kids as political pawns. Way to go, Mom.

And she's all over Twitter, so I guess we can name her here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The librarian was unprofessional. We all know it. She introduced politics into the library. It was wrong of her.

So, politics isn't allowed in a library? Where can politics be discussed in a high school?

Seriously?? JFC.
DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It all makes you wonder how these perpetually angry Langley moms would cope if they ever had something real to worry about.

She is not a Langley mom.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course it was at Langley. At any other high school in this region, parents would be applauding the librarian, but the rich white bored moms at Langley are outraged. Too many similarities to Loudon families.

I am a Langley parent and I don’t think most Langley parents care one way or the other about the sign. As my daughter said when I asked her what the sign said, “I don’t even go to the library so I don’t know what you are talking about.” LOL. I believe this issue came from a Cooper parent during a rising 9th grader parent meeting. I believe (but I’m not 100% sure) that this parent is the same one who took her kids to Fortestville Elementary on the Tuesday after Youngkin issued his mask Executive Order and demanded her kids go maskless, then filmed herself ranting about the injustice of it all when the school denied her request. Now she’s doing this with the book issue. I wonder what will come next?

She's using her kids as political pawns. Way to go, Mom.

And she's all over Twitter, so I guess we can name her here.

She is a public figure. At least she tries very hard to be.

[Anonymous]

Why is a parent without kids at Langley allowed to dictate what goes on at the school?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing in the first 26 pages of this discussion has given me reason to believe the outrage over this display is not, at its core, that certain parents do not want their kids to be exposed to ideas that might undermine messaging from their parents that being gay is wrong, blacks people are just a little bit lesser than white people, and the holocaust wasn’t really so bad. Maybe that will change in the next 26 pages, but I doubt it.

Then you have reading comprehension problems.

+100
Not surprised. Those in favor of shoving these books into kids' faces always insist that anyone who isn't must be racist/homophobic/blah blah blah. It's such a childish argument. I don't want my kids drinking underage, yet I'm a big fan of beer and wine. I don't want reading graphically sexual books at this age, yet I'm a big fan of sex. Oh, and of the LGBT community. And yes, I know they can see and read all of this online. Doesn't mean I need the school librarian pushing these books on them. No thanks.

Well said. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The librarian was unprofessional. We all know it. She introduced politics into the library. It was wrong of her.

This. The books were already available in the library. She (or he?) chose to make it political. There was zero need for her to do so.

Clearly there was.

“Some adults” need to learn their place.

[Anonymous]

The irony here is that far more kids probably heard about these books because of the brouhaha than would have noticed the display in the library.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is a parent without kids at Langley allowed to dictate what goes on at the school?

She sends her kids to schools in the Langley pyramid.