Posted on 09/23/2008 8:29:32 AM PDT by GATOR NAVY
That’s fine. They can file them in the brand new section in the dumpster outside. Wonder if San Francisco would accept if I donated some books to their “PUBLIC” library? How about it Freepers....let see how tolerant they are. I will donate a copy of “Liberal Facism” and even pay for shipping.
The “No Filth Left Behind” or “No Childs Behind Left Alone” act..
What Palin asked was “What would you do if someone asked you to ban books?” Snopes.com has found no evidence to prove anything to the contrary.
Just like a bunch of militant faggots to want to turn a beautiful state like Alaska into a liberal hellhole like San Francisco.
The left is so childish. They need to grow up.
Same with these San Fran "lifestyle" books. No doubt public spirited citizens in Wasilla will find them to be quite useful as bird cage liners (once they're checked out and all).
Then other public spirited citzens can send San Fran's libraries books on dressing moose and hunting hares and rabbits (the one with the enormous pile of dead bunnies on the last leaf).
Another liberal looser...who gives a sh!t if he's appalled...this is nothing but a news stunt!
If you have been in Wasilla for a while, then you shared my sorrow when Denali Steak House closed. Nobody has the a rootbeer float to match.
This is what the top shelves are for- the ones that require the ladder to reach.
Hasn’t NAMBLA published a children’s book yet? I’m sure Newsom would give it a brass band welcome in the SF Library if someone makes the donation.
Then they wouldn't be "left" anymore.
After a few weeks of watching horrendous treatment of their fine first lady by the lower 48, I would not be surprised if Alaska seceded.
Hope someone promptly drops this garbage in the nearest receptacle where it belongs.
The Left likes to talk about “censorship,” but the real question is, “Who gets to choose?”
Should the librarian have an absolute right to impose her personal views on the community, such that any disagreement with her constitutes “censorship”?
Should some gay activist living a thousand miles away get to decide what is on Wasilla’s shelves?
Or should the community, itself, decide on a process for accepting or rejecting books, based on some consensus on community standards?
If the majority of people Wasilla don’t want their little kids propagandized about how “normal” homosexuality is, shouldn’t that matter?
The truth is, I used to spend a lot of time at our public library when I was a kid. My parents would drop me off. But I wouldn’t turn my grandkids loose in any public library, now. The librarians’ “professional” association are Leftist propagandists. The librarians have to let street people in to hang out and look at pornography on the internet, if they want. It’s just another public institution that has been ruined.
I have no problem with gay-themed books in libraries. Even gay-themed childrens’ books. But I don’t necessarily want them on the shelves where my kids might stumble upon them. This doesn’t make me homophobic, just discerning about when my children will learn about certain topics.
My gay hairdresser and personal advisor on all things homosexual, agrees with me.
But liberals don’t believe in parents’ rights to controll the messages their children receive, do they?
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