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@_sleeby_rat_

Anyhoo, can we move on to a new topic, lil bored w this one

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  1. Should parents or other adults be able to ban books from schools and libraries?
  2. Should plastic bottled water be banned?
  3. Should corporal punishment be used in grade school (Kindergarten-12th grade)?
  4. Should felons who have completed their sentence (incarceration, probation, and parole) be allowed to vote? (I'm particularly close to this one)
@_sleeby_rat_

Ooh, liking these. Though what exactly do you mean by corporal punishment?

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"Corporal punishment is defined as a "physical punishment" and a "punishment that involves hitting someone.""

@_sleeby_rat_

Oooh yeah ok. In that case 3 and 4 are my top picks

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OH YES I like these

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I like 1,3,&4.

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I feel like in the case of books, it depends on the circumstances.
Banning a book like 50 Shades from a middle school? Yes.
Banning a classic for swearing? No.
If a book promotes something that's harmful (like Mein Kampf, Adam, Melanie's Marvelous Measles, etc.) then it should be removed from shelves.

@_sleeby_rat_

Can agree on 50 shades, but I feel like maybe for educational purposes we should still keep the other stuff, if only for research purposes. I literally can’t find shit on a lot of historical figures due to book bans bc the person in question was a communist or murderer

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I feel like in the case of books, it depends on the circumstances.
Banning a book like 50 Shades from a middle school? Yes.
Banning a classic for swearing? No.
If a book promotes something that's harmful (like Mein Kampf, Adam, Melanie's Marvelous Measles, etc.) then it should be removed from shelves.

I agree with that but some history classes read parts of Mein Kampf, but not in high school as far as I know. Sorry, wanted to share that tidbit and I'm gone again. (Although I definitely don't think it's something that people should read for recreation or anything) (also I really only wanted to say the but about history classes, me saying I agree wasn't really important, I just don't want people to think I disagree and expect me to explain)

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The fact that books are being banned for ridiculous reasons is what bothers me.

Harry Potter banned for witchcraft. » Religion should not have a place governing schools unless it is a private institution owned/run by the church.
Anne Frank banned for violence. » It was the fucking Holocaust. An incredibly important event in history that should not be softened. Its brutality should be taught so children/teenagers understand what generations lost and were forced to go through. Many students have family that are survivors and school are taking out their history.

I could go on….I have a list but I'm forgetting what they are right now.

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Can agree on 50 shades, but I feel like maybe for educational purposes we should still keep the other stuff, if only for research purposes. I literally can’t find shit on a lot of historical figures due to book bans bc the person in question was a communist or murderer

True, but they should be in another area maybe? Not available for any student to read.

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Yeah, like you should have to ask someone specific

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The Restricted Section

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Yeah, someone who knows that when they let a kid check out Mein Kampf it's for historical researching, not because the kid is a neo-nazi.

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The handmaids tale was banned from schools but the sophomores at my school read it last year cause my school's charter and we do what he want

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Huh we have that in our school library.
They also have all of Anne Rice's vampire books, ACOMAF, and used to have IT and Deadpool comics so there's that.

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Dude. Anne Rice is my shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit.
They got banned at my high school though and I got a week of detention for bringing one as a private reading book. My lockermate ratted me out so I put shaving cream in the locker and ruined all her stuff. (Got another week of detention for it)

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Also Christine and Carrie are in there, and a lot of classics that have sex and stuff

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Highschool Eris sounds so chaotic

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Chaotic Neutral

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XD I was the definition of Chaotic Neutral with a healthy serving of BDE.

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I'm Chaotic Neutral with Sad Bitch Energy

On Mein Kampf. I think banning something because you disagree with it is wrong.

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On Mein Kampf. I think banning something because you disagree with it is wrong.

So you want the Nazi ideologies to just float around then?

@_sleeby_rat_

I personally think they should only be accessible for research purposes by certain individuals, and you should have the permission of a history teacher to get them, possibly parent signatures as well

Perhaps not available to minors without parental consent.

On Mein Kampf. I think banning something because you disagree with it is wrong.

So you want the Nazi ideologies to just float around then?

Nah. But just because I disagree doesn't means we have the right to force those ideas away. I think they are very valuable. Hitler was a great man. Evil, but great. I think it is wise to study him and his methods in order to prevent such things in the future.

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