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Movies have ratings and music has warnings of lyrical contents, but our public libraries fail to warn that what I believe is "pornographic" material is on the shelves, easily accessible to youth in the children's section.
One particular book, "It's Perfectly Normal," promotes promiscuous sex by illustrations and written content specifically intended to distort, undermine, and destroy wholesome traditional family values. It teaches children they have a right to sex, and that their bodies and others' bodies are toys made for recreation.
Innocence is stolen and minds are imprinted with activities that rob children of the natural progression of sexual investigation. Instructions for sexual maturation are to be given by parents and/or adults who have a good sense of what is truth, what is goodness and what is beautiful.
Sexual predators have got to love this book, which promotes sexual excitement in children, and gets children past the stage of embarrassment, blush and shame, and engaged in its activities.
Library sophisticates have layers of defense and consider what is perfectly abnormal to be normal. I've been sufficiently horrified to take action against this book, "It's Perfectly Normal." What's it going to take to get back parental control on children's education and tell the library to clean up its act, and stop demoralizing our youth?
Immorality is the greatest war against human civilization in the world today.
From the August 22, 2007 edition of the
Lewiston Sun Journal.
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