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Reply to "Utah elementary and middle schools ban the Bible for "vulgarity and violence""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If this keeps books with images of sex acts or instructions on how to get on Grindr out of our schools, I’m perfectly fine with it. [/quote] Frankly, if my HS age son is reading lewd books rather than perusing the internet, I would call that a win. Honestly in today’s society kids have basically open access to the internet. Or peer shared material. Just be honest - conservative parents want to control the information their kids have access to/learn.[/quote] Yes, as if there is an epidemic of kids reading too many books instead of watching internet porn and misogynist YouTube influencers. Kids finding inappropriate books is many times less of a problem and less dangerous than all the inappropriate content pushed at them everyday by social media algorithms. [/quote]
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