Yes, and **** Moms For Liberty and every other right wing nut jobs who want to ban books.
I have no idea where you live, but a lot of you folks are targeting the Florida situation, so we'll begin there. A majority of voters there apparently don't want their young kids exposed to certain things that go against their beliefs or their religion, so when they encounter radical leftists trying to indoctrinate their young impressionable kids with stuff they don't believe, they have a right to voice their objections. And sometimes even pass laws to codify the school's obligations to their students and their families - stuff that used to be common sense, until leftists decided to keep on pushing as far as they could until they got a reaction. And eventually, that reaction happened, laws were passed, and were since enacted and implemented. The school districts/libraries have every right to file an appeal on whether the legislation is constitutional.
Mind you, there are zero (0) "right wing nut jobs" who are talking about taking these books entirely out of circulation. So, if you feel so strongly about having your 6 yr. old kid - not someone else's kid - read something about CR
T or gender
theory (notice how both are
theories - not facts), you can jump on-line and order it for delivery to your very own doorstep for your very own 6 yr. old kid via amazon.com. Right now, even.
Try it, I promise, it will work, and better yet, you'll have that book in your household for as long as you want it, and you never have to return it, or share it with anyone. All yours.
So now, here's the part where you can agree, understand that folks can disagree, but we all agree books shouldn't be destroyed ... OR you tell me this is simply not good enough for you, and you want to force your theoretical leftist views on other kids, and other kids' parents, and exactly why you feel you have the right to override the rights of those parents to shield their kids from what they may view as half-baked leftist propaganda - not even remotely approaching anyone's idea of what constitutes core currciculum, i.e. reading, math, history, science, etc.
If you disagree with Moms for Liberty, then by all means, go out there and have your say, attend school board meetings, heck, run for the school board yourself and if you get a majority of folks to agree with your position, then presto - you get elected, and you get to make the local decisions and have input into possible future laws, just like the folks down in Florida did. This is what real representative democracy looks like. Power to the people, etc. The best school districts have the most voter interaction, and the worst have the least. Go make a difference, man!!!
