December 1st, 2007 @ 4:36 pm
Children’s book outrages parents
Children’s book outrages parents — themorningcall.com
”That’s what a public library does, and you make the choice,” Rhode said. ”We certainly want parents to make that decision for their children — not one parent making that decision for all children.”
Maybe the parents will go after “AOL” next for “allowing such bad things to be on the internet.” Perhaps they should attempt to find a book about hate, to make teaching their children easier. Or a video about hating people not like you; maybe they could get ideas from the old war propaganda drives. A video would be best because it would require even less involvement for such great parents.
