I'm sorry. Did you want it back?kwillia said:Then why did I spot this on your coffee table last time we lunched, missy...


I'm sorry. Did you want it back?kwillia said:Then why did I spot this on your coffee table last time we lunched, missy...
how does a book being in a library force anything down anyones throat?desertrat said:That's a fact and I'm cool with it. What I don't like is the idea that it's "ok to be gay" being jammed down kids throats.
But you certainly can try to protect them from more than one thing, right?Arista said:You can't put kids in a little barrel and protect them from everything. They're going to see and hear things regardless of your best effort to protect them from it.
Sure. I'll bring Larry's book back when I come to get mine... Please see that he gets it.vraiblonde said:I'm sorry. Did you want it back?![]()
what if the book was about interacial relationships, would you see throwing away property that isn't yours as a hatefilled act? I would. you just have to look at the reason behind the action.vraiblonde said:You and I have different ideas about what constitutes "hate".
vraiblonde said:Better yet, let's write a book about a gay man who sees the error of his ways, finds religion, marries a woman and becomes a father.
See how long that lasts on the library shelves.
I don't give two figs about gay people, but I REALLY don't like the double standard.
They're easing into it.Midnightrider said:how does a book being in a library force anything down anyones throat?
its not like it is required reading for third graders.
desertrat said:They're easing into it.
kwillia said:Sure. I'll bring Larry's book back when I come to get mine... Please see that he gets it.
Yes, you can try to protect them from more than one thing and I think any sensible parent does.vraiblonde said:But you certainly can try to protect them from more than one thing, right?
I mean, like, I don't want my kids to drink or do drugs. Do I have to pick one or can I express my disapproval of both?
NO! YOU MUST EMBRACE AND APPROVE OF THE GAY LIFESTYLE OR ELSE!vraiblonde said:Why does it have to be "hate"? Can't it simply be "I don't agree with your personal choices and prefer not to have my children exposed to them"? Don't people have that right?
Midnightrider said:what if the book was about interacial relationships, would you see throwing away property that isn't yours as a hatefilled act?
Um, that's not quite what I was getting at. But it IS a disturbing book.Gwendolyn said:ACUTALLY there is one like that already
http://www.linkinn.com/_The_world_s_most_disturbing_children_s_book_Pictures
Midnightrider said:aranoiawilldestroyya:
desertrat said:That's a fact and I'm cool with it. What I don't like is the idea that it's "ok to be gay" being jammed down kids throats.
and if you look at what is acceptable now verses 50 years ago.....desertrat said:Not paranoid, well maybe a little, but just look around at what is consider acceptable now compared to 20 years ago.
keekee said:Some people also bang sheep, but it's not in the public library.
They should hand this book out to those who need it.
Pete said:NO! YOU MUST EMBRACE AND APPROVE OF THE GAY LIFESTYLE OR ELSE!![]()
Or let them enjoy both :shrug:vraiblonde said:Why does it have to be either/or? Why can't you keep your kids away from homocentric materials AND violent news stories?
desertrat said:That's a fact and I'm cool with it. What I don't like is the idea that it's "ok to be gay" being jammed down kids throats.