[Glenn]

One of the great things about FR, is that if you are not interested in a story you don’t have to read it.

Would you let your daughter peruse FR with headlines like this?

Zero class.

[svcw]

Why yes. My daughter is a grown woman and if a story was of interest to her and she felt it might be of interest to someone else, who am I to tell she must not post the story.

[Grizzled Bear]

Would you let your daughter peruse FR with headlines like this?

Have you visited the "Naughty Teacher" threads and made similar comments concerning the gleeful posts of "NOT GUILTY?"

There's a lot of material on FR, as well as the rest of the internet, which is not appropriate to certain persons of low chronological age, questionable maturity levels and delicate sensibilities.

[Colofornian]

Would you let your daughter peruse FR with headlines like this? Zero class.

Hey, I'm all for age-appropriate reading. But if she's "old enough," what's the alternative? Lock her in a cave? Don't explain exhibitionists live in our neighborhoods? Let her encounter it un-forewarned? Or you'll tear out the part of the Bible -- the book of Judges where several men raped a concubine all night, until she died. And then her "master" -- in order to provoke outrage over it -- cut up her body and sent it to the various tribes of Israel? That all becomes a part of the Bible you won't let her read? You'll call part of the Bible "zero class" to be consistent?

We need to wake up about the culture we live in. The Rexburg area is a highly conservative Mormon community in Rexburg. If stuff like that is happening there, don't be surprised if it turns up where you least expect it.

[Elsie]

Would you let your daughter peruse FR with headlines like this?

Yes...