Re: Baxter Defends Child Groomers. Again.

On 13 Aug 2022, Baxter <[email protected]> posted some
news:[email protected]: 

> Baxter <[email protected]> wrote in
> news:[email protected]: 
> 
>> Klaus  Schadenfreude <[email protected]> wrote
>> in news:[email protected]:
>> 
>>> https://www.newlouisiana.org/livingston-parish-library-update/
>>> 
>>> This is an example of a book found in the children's section of the
>>> library. Baxter approves. He thinks 11 year olds should be forced to
>>> read this book. Preferably while he looks over their shoulders and
>>> smells their hair.
>>> 
>>> https://assets.newlouisiana.org/livingston/library/two.jpg
>>> 
>>> https://assets.newlouisiana.org/livingston/library/three.jpg
>>> 
>> 
>> Since when is anyone FORCED to read a library book?
>> =========
>> Nationwide, school districts have been bombarded by conservative 
>> activists and parents over the past year demanding that books with
>> sexual references or that discuss racial conflict, often by authors
>> of color or those who are LGBTQ, be purged from campuses. Those
>> demands have slowly moved toward public libraries in recent months.  
>> 
>> Many conservative activists have referred to people who defend the
>> books as “groomers,” comparing them to child molesters.
>> 
>> https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/rare-move-school-librarian-fights
>> - back-court-conservative-activists-rcna42800
>> 
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>> 
>> Klaun demands censorship!
>> 
> Klaun is afraid people will understand what a facist asshole he is. 
> He also want's to curry favor of rich conservaturds - in the vain hope
> they will someday reward him.
> 
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