>When you start dealing with public institutions, aka Other Peoples' Monies(tm), you don't get to say your way or the highway, one way or another. Right, so wh

>When you start dealing with public institutions, aka Other Peoples' Monies(tm), you don't get to say your way or the highway, one way or another. Right, so why are you defending folks who are saying "my way or the highway" by denying access to books? If they don't want their children to read such books, then they should, you know, parent and know what their kids are up to, not force their beliefs on everyone else.