| Because the books are pornographic crap? |
Huh? You want to ban ALL books with any explicit sexual content? Nutter. |
That does sound like abuse. |
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Flowers for Algernon was not pornographic. |
Hee! I don't know if it was intentional or not, but thanks for the laugh. |
DP but no, I don’t want to ban all books With sexual content, just the pornographic ones. How is it that To Kill a Mockimgbird is not read anymore because it’s offensive, but this tripe with strap-on dildos and fourth graders having sex is fine? |
First you are jerk. Second, the scouts had a problem but now has very rigorous training and rules. And we are trained to be careful about adults with children and children with children. The latter was not something I was very aware of until my scout training. And this is actually not a funny issue despite your effort to make light of it. |
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Isn't the movie rating limit for fcps high schools PG and under?
If you cannot show PG13 or R movies depcting graphic sex in fcps high schools, it stands to reason that pornographic books depicting child rape and molestation as a casual rite of passage should also be disallowed. |
Which book depicts “child rape and molestation”? |
What exactly is “pornographic” vs “explicit sexual content”? Newsflash - kids have sex. Some start exploring sexuality when they are young. Many masturbate. |
This book. Lawn Boy. You idiot contrarian. Being contrary is not a good debating position. It’s just juvenile and obnoxious. |
Sorry. I can’t take anyone seriously who thinks kids experimenting with their bodies is “abuse”. What’s next? You punish them for masterbating? |
Liar. That book does not depict “child rape and molestation”. |
Wtf? An adult molesting a 10 year old child is rape. Period |