[Non-Sequitur]

Shall we start back up on the Black Codes, Jim Crow laws and the penalties for teaching slaves to read, billbears? We've gone down that path before.

As far as I'm concerned let them put the book in the library. They can even put it in the non-fiction section for all I care. South Carolina schools are ranked, what, 46th in the nation? Either the people won't be able to read it or else by reading it they still won't be able to drive down the school rankings much

[misunderestimate]

Re your post, #42--I heard that the other book in the St. George library hasn't even been colored in yet.

But I say let them have it, if any of those inbreds can even read. I think a lot of libraries have copies of Mein Kampf, so why not this one?