[Hong Kong Expat]

so if your kid goes into a public library, goes to the internet workstation, types in www.playboy.com. It's the librarians' fault. Got it.

[dsc]

"so if your kid goes into a public library, goes to the internet workstation, types in www.playboy.com. It's the librarians' fault."

Yup, just like it would be your fault if some kid wandered into your unfenced yard, jumped into your unfenced pool, and drowned.

"Got it."

Maybe some day.

[weegee]

so if your kid goes into a public library, goes to the internet workstation, types in www.playboy.com. It's the librarians' fault.

And if that same kid goes into a bookstore (major chain like Barnes & Noble) and grabs a copy of Playboy off the newstand and goes up to the checkout to pay for it, as all customers do, should they sell it to him, no questions asked?

Now another trip to the library. If they have a subscription to Playboy (for the articles, of course), the ALA's position is that they should be exempt from state laws prohibiting giving that minor such materials.