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Old 03-01-2011, 05:02 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by snipenekkid View Post
Libraries MUST be non-judgmental and tolerant of all ideas and ideals whether they are personally distasteful or not.
No, they don't. Your average public library is a curated collection of books considered worthwhile by their patrons, not a random heap of garbage in print. Shelf space is a commodity, too, and they need to decide what to carry, and what not.

I suppose this could be argued for legal deposit libraries like the LOC, which have a somewhat different agenda, but your average library MUST make a selection, on a daily basis no less.
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