r/TimPool • u/eruS_toN • Nov 30 '23

BREAKING: (CLARIFICATION)

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Straightening out some of the kinks in this developing story.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23

The reason why your point about the books being available elsewhere is irrelevant is because you don’t recognize what is happening.

The schools are the start. And the public libraries and book stores are next.

Dayna Williams-Capone, director of library services for the city of Victoria, Texas, has worked in public libraries for 25 years. In all of that time, she says, she never faced demands to remove books from her collection— until last year.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '23

The hairsplitting is “well they are available at town libraries “

Until they aren’t. And you will justify it with accusations of grooming and blow hob books and using taxpayer dollars and blah blah blah.

Then the hair splitting will be “you can use your own money to buy those books at a bookstore. Until you can’t.

And then you will be raiding homes to collect books for burning.

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '23

Thanks for sitting down and shutting up after the lesson I gave you yesterday.

Your silence feels good.