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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Being Pro-Censorship

[(Anonymous)]

DA. To be fair OP said they were a bit older then the kids you are dealing with and middle school is when a lot of critical thinking starts to develop and you can start introducing kids to more mature themes without them taking away just the surface level of what they're reading.

I mean sure, you still need to be careful about making sure they understand the context of what they are reading. But I recall middle school as being the time when I really started to question and think for myself, and I was able to handle most adult books.

I actually think kids in general are more intelligent and can handle more then we give them credit for, but PARENTS are a huge issue in that they want a lot censored and arguing with them about something being educational is not worth the battle half the time.

Re: Being Pro-Censorship

[(Anonymous)]

I actually think kids in general are more intelligent and can handle more then we give them credit for,

This, especially in books. Reading takes a more active mind than movies/TV, I think. Not that it's impossible for a kid to be badly influenced by a book but honestly, kids can handle and understand a fair bit more than adults like to give them credit for.