The Ecology of Freedom -
The Emergence and Dissolution of Hierarchy by Murray Bookchin
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Wednesday, 4 September 2019
quote [ The students at St. Edward Catholic School in Nashville can no longer check out the popular Harry Potter book series from their school's library. ]
Magical young man from the badlands
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arrowhen said @ 8:58pm GMT on 4th Sep
[Score:1 Funsightful]
There's only room in this Catholic school library for one bad fantasy novel!
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cb361 said @ 8:13am GMT on 4th Sep
That explains why Boggarts have been following me around for twenty years.
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SnappyNipples said @ 8:22am GMT on 4th Sep
It cost like 8 grand a year to send a teen to the local Catholic HS, I'm pretty sure they don't care about Potter at those prices.
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snowfox said @ 8:53am GMT on 4th Sep
They are like 15+ years behind the trend. Late and stupid.
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Silent said @ 12:31pm GMT on 4th Sep
Next up they're gonna ban satan's own Pokemon.
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mechanical contrivance said @ 2:31pm GMT on 4th Sep
Then they'll ban Ghosts 'n Goblins on NES.
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snowfox said @ 10:30pm GMT on 4th Sep
Don't forget Dungeons & Dragons! It's a gateway to witchcraft.
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Silent said @ 6:02pm GMT on 5th Sep
...I must be playing D&D wrong.
Can you help me make a deal with satan? |
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mechanical contrivance said @ 6:40pm GMT on 5th Sep
It's all done online now. Fill in the web form and a demon will get back to you.
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gendo666 said @ 7:08am GMT on 5th Sep
You know what would be nice (and it won't happen)
The Pope saying this was a load of crap. |
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damnit said @ 2:17pm GMT on 9th Sep
I guess Harry Potter is old enough that it's gaining To Kill A Mockingbird status for being banned, reinstated, banned again, reinstated again every few years or so in certain states/counties in the US.
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