Republicans aren't hiding the fact that they prefer their constituents to stay uneducated. Knowledge is power. It is hard to push fabrications on people when they are wise.
So wait does this mean those ass wipes on the right are now going after Captain Underpants? What will the 6 year olds in my family read now? Good grief, what a bunch of lazy ass morons they can't make laws protecting a child from gun fire but by god no fart books allowed. Next up look out you kilt wearers they're coming for your skirts.
Libraries are currently often the only place in any given community where you don't have to spend money to spend time there. They have become defacto daytime homeless shelters (which is shameless that they would have to be, but things would be worse without them), startup "garages", and wifi access hubs for people who need it.
WIthout them, many communities would have literally no place to just -be- without cash.
I love libraries too, but beyond my own personal feelings, understand that they provide something that exists nowhere else. It's part of the continued privatization of community space.
not according to our kids
What do they know? They're mere babbies.
Can't Republicans defend themselves?
Republicans aren't hiding the fact that they prefer their constituents to stay uneducated. Knowledge is power. It is hard to push fabrications on people when they are wise.
So wait does this mean those ass wipes on the right are now going after Captain Underpants? What will the 6 year olds in my family read now? Good grief, what a bunch of lazy ass morons they can't make laws protecting a child from gun fire but by god no fart books allowed. Next up look out you kilt wearers they're coming for your skirts.
I do the same just walk around seeing what looks interesting.
Moby Dick best first page in a novel sucked me right in when I was 14 I loved the book.
You have to remember that Jefferson City is the site not only of the state legislature but also the asylum for the criminally insane.
Well, considering Doc was posting about censorship and citizen access to information... I suppose this non-comment belongs here.
But they shouldn't have to depend on the kindness of strangers... and there's no one stranger than a billionaire.
Perhaps those that voted for this idiocy can be put on the Chuck Tingle Book of the Month Club list.
Democrats are the party of cancel culture and fascism, but Republicans are legislating speech, banning books and closing libraries? Got it.
To quote a friend, they already think we’re violent, why not lean into it? Yeah yeah… with votes..
what a bunch of petty spiteful people
If they stuck to thoughts and prayers, they'd cause less damage.
Great informers and concentration camp guards, is probably what they're intending
Libraries are currently often the only place in any given community where you don't have to spend money to spend time there. They have become defacto daytime homeless shelters (which is shameless that they would have to be, but things would be worse without them), startup "garages", and wifi access hubs for people who need it.
WIthout them, many communities would have literally no place to just -be- without cash.
I love libraries too, but beyond my own personal feelings, understand that they provide something that exists nowhere else. It's part of the continued privatization of community space.