Anonymous wrote:I haven't read this whole thread, but I would assume that book banners are showing up here because banning critical race theory didn't work out for them and they need something new to be outraged about.
Anonymous wrote:The images in that book as seen in the video above are beyond disturbing. A child receives oral sex from a man in one of them. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:From a parent perspective, you need to fill out a form and send some email messages. How is that time consuming?
If your goal is to get it removed, it can takes months.
If it’s so obviously terrible it could only take one email to the principal.
But if it’s less obvious then they should take time to carefully reviewed.
For example, how many idiots on here thought there was pedophilia in Lawn Boy - because they hadn’t actually read it.
One of the first questions on the form is “have you read it?”.![]()
I stayed up last night to read it and now I got a greater issue with this book. 😂 authentic emotions and human attractions absolutely do not need to classify or define ones gender. gender is a social construct, human relationship should not be reduced to a hashtag.
I read it yesterday/early this morning as well. But I thought it was thought provoking and would lead to an interesting discussion about the idea of the American dream. Also, definitely not pedophilia. Every book in the library is not for every student, but there should be a book in the library for every student. If we take every book that is not in anyway controversial out of the library, I guarantee that book circulation goes down. Do you want non-readers or do you want critical thinkers?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I now understand why the woman went to the School Boared.
+1.
Too much process; too little common sense.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t need my kids checking out those books. There were even graphic pictures. Didn’t they ban Dr. Seuss?
No. "They" didn't ban Dr. Seuss, you fcking moron.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t need my kids checking out those books. There were even graphic pictures. Didn’t they ban Dr. Seuss?
Such a good point. Dems are so mentally disturbed. Child sex in books=totally fine. Classic children’s books=racist‼️
Dems are mentally disturbed? Your party lies about everything and rejects science.
No one banned Dr. Seuss. They stopped promoting those books so much. They weren't banned, but then neither of you read or think much so I'm not surprised by your misinformation.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don’t need my kids checking out those books. There were even graphic pictures. Didn’t they ban Dr. Seuss?
Such a good point. Dems are so mentally disturbed. Child sex in books=totally fine. Classic children’s books=racist‼️
Anonymous wrote:I don’t need my kids checking out those books. There were even graphic pictures. Didn’t they ban Dr. Seuss?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:From a parent perspective, you need to fill out a form and send some email messages. How is that time consuming?
If your goal is to get it removed, it can takes months.
If it’s so obviously terrible it could only take one email to the principal.
But if it’s less obvious then they should take time to carefully reviewed.
For example, how many idiots on here thought there was pedophilia in Lawn Boy - because they hadn’t actually read it.
One of the first questions on the form is “have you read it?”.![]()
I stayed up last night to read it and now I got a greater issue with this book. 😂 authentic emotions and human attractions absolutely do not need to classify or define ones gender. gender is a social construct, human relationship should not be reduced to a hashtag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:From a parent perspective, you need to fill out a form and send some email messages. How is that time consuming?
If your goal is to get it removed, it can takes months.
If it’s so obviously terrible it could only take one email to the principal.
But if it’s less obvious then they should take time to carefully reviewed.
For example, how many idiots on here thought there was pedophilia in Lawn Boy - because they hadn’t actually read it.
One of the first questions on the form is “have you read it?”.![]()
Anonymous wrote:From a parent perspective, you need to fill out a form and send some email messages. How is that time consuming?
If your goal is to get it removed, it can takes months.