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Originally Posted by Pangloss62
Evidently, I can look at it at my public library too; albeit when they are open. 
I wouldn't say censorship has "nothing" to do with the issue. If my library removed Huck Finn from the shelves because it had the "N" word, wouldn't that be censorship. How is that different than putting filtering software on their internets computers?
Which got me thinking. I think they DO use filtering software; that's why that guy was getting his porn pics through e-mail rather than going to an actual porn site. Pretty smart. |
There is a way around that sofware... there are sites set-up, specifically, to get around it.
Does your library carry Jugs, Hustler, & Penthouse? I doubt it.
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Originally Posted by glatt
Certainly not all libraries have enough money to have separate children's rooms, but most I've been to do. The adult portion of the library is upstairs, and the kid's is downstairs. Teenagers would be using the adult section, but little kids wouldn't. My point is that an adult wouldn't be surfing porn in the kid's section, and kids would rarely be in the adult section.
But I still don't want to see anyone surfing porn in a library.
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Which is why their accounts are canceled when they are caught...In a world with BRAINS!
