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    Never Seen Anything Like This':

    US Librarians Report Book Bans Hit Record High in 2022


    "Each attempt to ban a book by one of these groups represents

    a direct attack on every person's cons utionally protected right to freely choose what books to read and what ideas to explore,"


    https://www.commondreams.org/news/ala-banned-books

    Repugs/Christian fascists say they love freedom and rights, but they decide which rights others can have.

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    Another loss for the anti-consumer Repugs, cheap s, toadies for the Capitalist oligarchy

    Consumer Advocates Applaud as Federal Court 'Yet Again' Finds

    CFPB's Funding Cons utional



    "If the Supreme Court follows suit," said one watchdog, "it will mark a major win for everyday consumers impacted by abusive fees, predatory lenders, and corporate greed."

    https://www.commondreams.org/news/cfpb-funding-cons utional

    I expect the Capitalist s on SCOTUS will kill CFPB. How could they not?

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    GOP lawmaker ‘very sad’

    Utah parent used his law to request ‘sex-ridden’ Bible be removed from school


    Responding to a new law allowing for "pornographic" books to be removed from school libraries,

    a Utah parent has moved to have

    "one of the most sex-ridden books around"

    removed as well, namely, the Bible.


    https://www.rawstory.com/gop-lawmake...d-from-school/


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    Lol the science books in those libraries

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    Utah’s social media restrictions won’t be ‘foolproof,’ governor says

    Utah’s recently enacted legislation restricting the way minors use social media will not be “foolproof,” the state’s Republican Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday.

    “We don’t think it’s going to be foolproof. There’s no question about that. But we are working with social media companies, again, over the course of the year, we will be going through a rulemaking process to figure out what that’s going to look like,” Cox said during an interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

    The new laws, which will take effect next year, set a digital curfew on social media users younger than 18, require minors to get parental consent to sign up for accounts and demand social media companies verify the ages of users in Utah.

    “We understand that there are definitely going to be enforcement issues anytime you wade into this type of an industry. It’s going to be tough. We don’t expect that we’re going to be able to prevent every, you know, every young person from getting around this,” Cox said.

    “Kids are really smart. That’s one of the problems,” he told host Chuck Todd.

    Though he is urging Congress to enact similar federal-level laws, states must lead when it comes to social media regulation, Cox said, predicting that other states will follow Utah’s example, despite potential legal pushback from social media companies.

    “I expect other states to follow, as you mentioned, and then that helps Congress kind of coalesce and come to an agreement on how we prevent these terrible harms from happening,” Cox said. And though Utah expects legal challenges, “we feel confident that we’re going to prevail,” Cox said.

    https://www.politico.com/news/2023/0...proof-00088867

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    In the long run, they're ed, in large part because of the stupid laws passed.

    “Kids are really smart. That’s one of the problems,” he told host Chuck Todd.

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    In the long run, they're ed, in large part because of the stupid laws passed.
    Parents in America seem overwhelmed. Party allegiance aside, why do you seem against this?

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    Parents in America seem overwhelmed. Party allegiance aside, why do you seem against this?
    Their kids get to choose who'll they'll be, why are you against this?

    Do you think they're the property of their parents?

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    Kids eventually choose to be tricked by their parents, by society, or neither. Seems just to me.

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    Their kids get to choose who'll they'll be, why are you against this?

    Do you think they're the property of their parents?
    Under 18? Living at home and increasingly unlikely to be working. Ah yah they are. And that's fine because the cycle allows them to one day "property" their kids. This format was successful for centuries.

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    parents rights tbh, they don't own anybody but themselves.

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    Under 18? Living at home and increasingly unlikely to be working. Ah yah they are. And that's fine because the cycle allows them to one day "property" their kids. This format was successful for centuries.
    Parents are legal wards, not owners of the lives and deaths of their wards. Unless you think we still are, or should be, Roman-style paterfamilias.

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    parents rights tbh, they don't own anybody but themselves.
    Haha. And teachers, bosses, coaches etc. Time isn't frozen. Today's kids will be tomorrow's leaders. But they should be raised & taught right.

    Your underlining issue is with the foundation. You mistrust the European model. Enjoy the increasing dissaray. Sure some teenagers are ready but you are robbing the overwhelming majority.

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    Haha. And teachers, bosses, coaches etc. Time isn't frozen. Today's kids will be tomorrow's leaders. But they should be raised & taught right.

    Your underlining issue is with the foundation. You mistrust the European model. Enjoy the increasing dissaray. Sure some teenagers are ready but you are robbing the overwhelming majority.
    Yes, teachers, bosses and coaches. Why should they rule over me or you? And the European model (whatever that is, sounds pretty vague), too.

    Why should any of that regulate me or you if it isn't suitable?

    You don't believe in autonomy or freedom?

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    yes, teachers, bosses and coaches. And the European model (whatever that is, sounds pretty vague), too.

    Why should any of that regulate me or you if it isn't suitable?
    We are talking young impressionable kids on welfare. You support breaking a chain of command. How are they supposed to one day parent when they weren't themselves?

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    We are talking young impressionable kids on welfare. You support breaking a chain of command. How are they supposed to one day parent when they weren't themselves?
    lol on welfare, I see you narrowing the case.

    You think poor people need special tutelage the rest of us don't because privation makes them dumber than everyone else?

    That's pretty dumb of you, tbh.

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    You don't believe in autonomy or freedom?
    I think you're looking at things thru the scope of the individual/minority. I'm more macro the scope of a functioning society. Based on today's Civilization it seems my European model has more resources to help the individuals mistreated/left behind. Nothing is perfect. I'm more focused on the majority.

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    Lol the social determinism of traditional conservatives.

    If you're prosperous, you're free, if you're not, you're destined to be ruled by others.

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    I think you're looking at things thru the scope of the individual/minority. I'm more macro the scope of a functioning society. Based on today's Civilization it seems my European model has more resources to help the individuals mistreated/left behind. Nothing is perfect. I'm more focused on the majority.
    The majority of what?

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    lol on welfare, I see you narrowing the case.

    You think poor people need special tutelage the rest of us don't because privation makes them dumber than everyone else?

    That's pretty dumb of you, tbh.
    When I was underage I remember classmates working. Rather rare these days mostly because of social changes- Americans working 2 jobs.

    I'm not using welfare as a slam just pointing out these kids have never worked! Think back to how your life & scope changed after your first job.

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    The majority of what?
    Just majority of the population.

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    When I was underage I remember classmates working. Rather rare these days mostly because of social changes- Americans working 2 jobs.

    I'm not using welfare as a slam just pointing out these kids have never worked! Think back to how your life & scope changed after your first job.
    oh, you think it's just and right that people should be shaped by and adhere to, the prerogatives of their employer.

    That's freedom, that's the real, European style autonomy and freedom.


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    Just majority of the population.
    Obeisance to the majority is liberty.

    Hilarious, dude.

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