WA State Supreme Court Rules You Can't Look at Gun Related Info on the Internet at the Library

Well, the Proclamation was about creating chaos deep in the South. Lincoln was attempting to disrupt the war-making ability of the South by encouraging internal rebellion by the 'freed' slaves. This would require Confederate troops to return home for local control thus bleeding troops from the front.

Remember, not all slaves were freed; only those in States in rebellion.

In my mind, the Civil War was fought over whether or not this country will have a Federal Government so powerful it could militarily compel States to not only comply with Federal regulations, but be unable to leave the Republic as well.

You decide who won, the government, or the people.

Carry on.

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The Bellevue-based Second Amendment Foundation contends the library district blocked online access to Women & Guns, a magazine it sponsors covering topics such as self-defense and recreational shooting.

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actually no, many northern states had abolished the trade but current slaves in several of these states were "grandfathered in" until the 13th amendment was ratified in 1865.

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gogodawgs wrote:

The Bellevue-based Second Amendment Foundation contends the library district blocked online access to Women & Guns, a magazine it sponsors covering topics such as self-defense and recreational shooting.

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Was itthe "Guns" or the "Women" that triggered the censorship????

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amlevin wrote:

gogodawgs wrote:

The Bellevue-based Second Amendment Foundation contends the library district blocked online access to Women & Guns, a magazine it sponsors covering topics such as self-defense and recreational shooting.

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Was itthe "Guns" or the "Women" that triggered the censorship????

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govenment take over.

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bcp wrote:

I'll bet they have dozens of gun books on the shelves, maybe gun magazines, too, so it isn't about guns.

i suspect they have a commercial filtering program that is also sold to schools.

Bruce

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Sadly no. I work at a school district and as of yet have not been blocked by our internet filtering for anything firearm related.

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The your district may very well be in violation of federal law.

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joeroket wrote:

Tekman wrote:

bcp wrote:

I'll bet they have dozens of gun books on the shelves, maybe gun magazines, too, so it isn't about guns.

i suspect they have a commercial filtering program that is also sold to schools.

Bruce

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Sadly no. I work at a school district and as of yet have not been blocked by our internet filtering for anything firearm related.

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The your district may very well be in violation of federal law.

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Nope. The only thing we are required to try and block is pornography.

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Nope. The only thing we are required to try and block is pornography.

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Actually, pornography is beautiful High Art when compared to the some of the Statist BS encountered in public school.

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Tekman wrote:

Nope. The only thing we are required to try and block is pornography.

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Some find Pornography disgusting and some find the leftist views being taught in schools today equally offensive.

Can't filter those, can we?

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marshaul wrote:

Actually, pornography is beautiful High Art when compared to the some of the Statist BS encountered in public school.

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Nothing more beautiful than a vagina.

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