▲ | guywithahat 3 days ago | |||||||
> Let educators rather than politicians decide which books should be in a school library We already don't do this though, between state laws, federal laws, and the department of education. I am fine getting rid of the department of education though since it seems you're opposed to it too. And it was 20 years ago, you'd have to look up the specific policies. The point is acting like this is the first time people have tried banning books from young children in school is ignorant of all recent history | ||||||||
▲ | glitcher 3 days ago | parent | next [-] | |||||||
Making a claim and supporting it by effectively saying "go look it up yourself" is hardly compelling. It might be accurate, or perhaps not incorrect but misleading. This smells a lot like the old "both sides do bad stuff" argument, which often gets over applied to pretend there is no difference in magnitude of the egregiousness when two sides do similar bad stuff. | ||||||||
▲ | potato3732842 3 days ago | parent | prev [-] | |||||||
>We already don't do this though And even if we did it would still go to shit because "educators" is not an representative cross section of the population and their choices would be ideologically skewed and/or subject to industry circle jerks and fads. | ||||||||
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