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Why do some posters here seem to want porn in schools?[/quote]
I think you believe that you’re telling us some awful truth, but those of us who volunteer in our kids’ libraries and have read the books your side is banning know you’re full of sit.

Furthermore, your repeated linkage of “porn” and “schools” [i]really[/i] tells on you. [/quote]

Funny how Mr. Steele deletes the posts that shows it and school boards don't let it be read out loud.

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So, now you have an issue with censorship?  Funny how that works.  [/quote]

It's his show he can do whatever he want.

But if not appropriate on this website or school board meeting, not for the children's.[/quote]

The "children's" weren't reading that book. It was in a high school.

And since 99.999 % of high schoolers have phones, they have access to true porn 24/7.

So don't give us that crap about how you want to protect the little darlings from porn.

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Well some of us don't give our children smartphones or let them have unfiltered access to the Internet. [/quote]
Exactly. Just get the porn out of our schools.[/quote]
There’s no porn in schools. It’s a right wing lie, and you enjoy being led around by the nose.[/quote]

There's definitely porn in schools. I came across some very explicit romance novels in the high school library when I was a teen. And yes, I'm just as much against hetero bodice rippers in school libraries as I am against LGBT explicit material. [/quote]

Bodice rippers aren't porn.

High schoolers are old enough to read them. Most won't bother.[/quote]

Bodice rippers aren't porn.  Meanwhle they have actual porn on their phones which 90% of the parents can't be bothered to do anythging about.  [/quote]

I would consider explicit sex scenes in books to be pornographic. Maybe we just disagree on the definition of porn. I'm pretty sure most people who are against explicit sexual content in library books are also doing their best to keep their children away from Internet porn. Everyone I know who is concerned about these books does not allow their children to use smartphones, social media, or unsupervised/unfiltered Internet.

"printed or visual material containing the explicit description or display of sexual organs or activity, intended to stimulate erotic rather than aesthetic or emotional feelings."

Written materials do indeed fall under this definition. [/quote]

Well said. Thank you.
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