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Quick thinking mother catches Florida Commies breaking the law…

. . When Rosario objected to the constant obscenity warnings issued by the board chair while allowing the excerpts to continue being read, she was directly invoking the law as laid out in HB 1069.

Had the board chair stopped the readings, or "shut them down," the book would legally have to be removed from all shelves within five days.

And Rosario, who has been using her seat to fight for parental rights and to get pornography out of school libraries for years, wanted the book gone. . .

Source Article (thepostmillennial.com)

Quick thinking mother catches Florida Commies breaking the law… >. . When Rosario objected to the constant obscenity warnings issued by the board chair while allowing the excerpts to continue being read, she was directly invoking the law as laid out in HB 1069. >Had the board chair stopped the readings, or "shut them down," the book would legally have to be removed from all shelves within five days. >And Rosario, who has been using her seat to fight for parental rights and to get pornography out of school libraries for years, wanted the book gone. . . [Source Article](https://thepostmillennial.com/exclusive-how-the-parents-of-floridas-indian-river-school-district-fighting-to-get-porn-out-of-schools?cfp)

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Exactly, now you're getting where i'm coming from, instead we have well meaning parents engaged in the very thing they're against .

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It's like being assaulted and shooting the offending criminal. Most never want to kill another human being, unless certain lines are crossed. Same for parents protecting their kids. I'd feel no shame reading that trash out loud directly at them as a weapon against them - and getting results than escalating to "more permanent" solutions.

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Sure, but It's a public humiliation ritual that parents are reduced to having to read it out in the first place.

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Yes, unbelieveable that this reading is necessary, the problem shouldn't exist in the first place. The readings should never have to happen. I thought there were obscenity laws against all of this crap and schools obeyed the law. How naive of me.