Arty Goodman
@ArtyGoodman1 · 5:00
Are these "moms" really about liberty, or simply seeking to control? Part 1
Most are references in books or themes, but not the sole content. And in some cases, these people are offended by even as little as a single sentence. Book banning isn't what they think it is. Apparently what they do is deny freedom, freedom to make choices as to what to read. And the list of books that are approved to read and those that they wish to have banned are usually the results of complaints from what is a minuscule minority of population
When you hear these terminologies like liberty or freedom or proud and all these types of things, it usually lends itself to some sort of you can correct me if I'm wrong and please disagree, but it usually falls into the territory of some sort of supremacy. It's usually some type of narrative of control. And we usually see this with the use of a lot of patriotic statements, a lot of patriotic terminologies
Amy Walker
@Iamamywalker · 1:38
Like you had to be in, I think, 6th grade to read like the romance novels in the back that were like PG 13 or whatever. But yeah, I think it's just kind of ridiculous. It's very contradictory because they're not for liberty. They're for control. And that's what it's all about to them