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As is frequently the case in these sort of things, a whole lot of straw men and projecting thrown up here. The basic question is should parents have the right to control what their children read, no more, no less.
It's an easy question to answer. The answer should not depend on is the subject matter something that _you_ think is morally objectionable or what _you_ think is morally good. If you think that you should be able to decide what other people's kids read, then my question is how would you feel if someone who disagrees with your personal views decided what your kids can read.
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