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Old 08-11-2024, 01:46 PM   #44
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I have read 9 of those books. I would not describe any of them as smut. That you would use smut and sexually explicit to describe them suggests you have not read them.
As mentioned, I've scanned one of Maas' books. I've seen examples of the explicit material in it — and a quick search showed that it was the book was infested with it. I'm not going to quote passages here, but if it's not smut, smut doesn't exist. Definitely not something I would want my 14 year old child to read.

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Dating yourself with that choice of magazines. So now we have jumped to conflating those books with magazines with nekkid wimmin. Might I ask why you left Playgirl and it's ilk out? Have you actually read any of those books?
So what? I don't keep up on current smut magazines. Sue me. But I see you avoided the real question. Would you condone placing smut magazines (whatever the current ones happen to be) in school libraries? Yes or no? Because I sure wouldn't.

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I ran into quite a few homeschooled children who had transferred into the public school system. Many of those experiences were enough to make me regret my career.
I've run into a lot of kids who have gone through the public school system who are a confused and drug-addled mess, and who can barely read. It's enough to make me very happy that my kids never went to public school. But I guess not reading may have been a plus since their school library was probably filled with smut.
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