It's time to start arresting school board
members for child pornography
Posted By: DVC, 9/25/2021 2:13:16 PM
When I was in junior high school, the "edgy" novel was Judy Blume's Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, about a girl entering puberty and talking with her friends about periods and bras. How things have changed. Now high schools have graphic novels with text and illustrations favorably detailing all aspects of homosexual sex, including pedophilia. When a mother in Fairfax, Virginia, brought that to the board's attention, the board shut her down. It's time that parents use lawfare and shut these board members down. It's time that parents across America do that.
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When I was in junior high school, the "edgy" novel was Judy Blume's Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret, about a girl entering puberty and talking with her friends about periods and bras. How things have changed. Now high schools have graphic novels with text and illustrations favorably detailing all aspects of homosexual sex, including pedophilia. When a mother in Fairfax, Virginia, brought that to the board's attention, the board shut her down. It's time that parents use lawfare and shut these board members down. It's time that parents across America do that.
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An interesting approach.....enforce the laws.
The authoress makes the case that the school board and librarians are distributing child porn, which has severe penalties in Virginia. It would seem that charges could be filed against the authors, printers and distributors of the books, too. Now, will they find any prosecutor who would enforce the law? This could be great fun.