NH High School bans "inappropriate" Ernest Hemingway, page 2
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 05:16 PM by Layla
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Since I am not one of the parents in this article, I would be the wrong person to pose that question to. Just because you or I don't find it objectionable does not mean someone else won't.

Personally, I find "Shrek" objectionable and gross and don't have it in my children's collection of movies. Is that not my right?


reply posted on 25-6-2009 @ 02:31 PM by LSDeviant
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Absolutely. But it's not your right to say that children that attend the same school as your children can't watch Shrek either. The children could request alternate reading assignments, as you did (Dracula), but apparently a (I hope, I hope) small number of parents feel that since their teenager shouldn't know about young people getting pregnant and the effects it can have on their relationships, then nobody else's children should know that people out of wedlock -gasp- might be impregnated!!!

@ the guy above fritosBBQtwist; Absolutely. And the holiest man in all of town offered up his daughters for a mob to rape, to prevent them from raping the angels God sent to warn him about the whole destruction of Sodom and Gommorah. Good family fun!

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