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Librarians warned the Idaho Statehouse it would happen; regulating library books has consequences. The small mountain town of Donnelly now bans minors not only at the bar, but the library too.

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Andrew Baertlein2 years ago

Full Story ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️

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Alex2 years ago

She’s flat out wrong about To Kill A Mockingbird. At no point is rape described or depicted in the book. But just so we’re all clear, here are some images from books that would be banned. Who wants to step up and explain to me why kids should have access to this material?

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David J. Reilly 🇺🇸2 years ago

Wow. They must have some REALLY disgusting books in there.

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Andrew Baertlein2 years ago

I do believe Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin could be flagged according to state law definitions. A remarkably valuable book for young adults. Considering it’s one room and the adult/children’s sections physically touch, closing the door seems to be their best option.

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AnonIdahoan2 years ago

These leftists would rather kick the kids out of the library than possibly remove a few obscene books. These people are evil

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Stephen Schutt2 years ago

This is terrible! Minors shouldn’t be banned from the bar! The drinking age should be 16

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HonestTwit™ (💎state³)2 years ago

Virtue signaling at the expense of kids is pathetic especially in Idaho.

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David Cahoon2 years ago

Population 250. No one goes to that library 🤣 But you found the one library in Idaho that bans minors. Lol.

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The Count of Owyhee2 years ago

She'll eventually be replaced by someone who's not lazy, and has some modicum of interest in not exposing kids to porn.

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