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It would be even better if they kicked out the homosexuals from the Boston Public Library toilet rooms.

It would also be nice if the ALA librarians weren't enablers of children looking at filthy materials.

I don't have a strong opinion on the enforcement. I have decided that I will not risk my kids exposure to smut in the library. If a book is worth reading, it is probably worth the bookfinder.com price. For raw reference, the Internet makes the public library practically moot. For the real esoteric stuff (when the kids are of late high school age), there are law libraries, seminary libraries, university libraries. Heck, a lot of the true classics are available at thrift stores and tag sales for a quarter.

It would also be nice if the ALA librarians weren't enablers of children looking at filthy materials. I don't have a strong opinion on the enforcement. I have decided that I will not risk my kids exposure to smut in the library.

Based on this, I'll guess you will probably like to see www.plan2succeed.org, a site dedicated to getting the ALA to comply with the law to filter Internet computers and to stop pushing porn on children. Go ahead, read all the outrageous stories gathered there. Oh by the way, you may want to read Parents Against Bad Books In Schools as well.