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4. Yes! K&R

Reply to In It to Win It (Original post)

Fri Mar 31, 2023, 07:05 PM

Mar 2023

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Judge Robert Pittman ORDERS Llano County to return "all books" to its libraries removed for content [View all] In It to Win It Mar 2023 OP

This is good news. Disaffected Mar 2023 #1

It's a real page turner In It to Win It Mar 2023 #2

Yea I ripped right through that one. Maraya1969 Apr 2023 #32

... Disaffected Apr 2023 #34

I have a challenge for any of the book banners... momta Apr 2023 #33

Challenge seconded. Disaffected Apr 2023 #35

"I studied, went to law school,... ret5hd Mar 2023 #3

lol. and while i've never been a fan of fart jokes i know, in my heart, orleans Mar 2023 #12

Fart books are best read... StClone Mar 2023 #13

Are fart shows still legal? Sneederbunk Mar 2023 #14

As long as you don't take a match to them meow2u3 Mar 2023 #16

No but booger books and actual farts are still legal. yellowcanine Apr 2023 #22

Ben Franklin would approve of this judge soldierant Apr 2023 #28

Yes! K&R crickets Mar 2023 #4

What state is this? sinkingfeeling Mar 2023 #5

Texas cannabis_flower Mar 2023 #6

Texas. sl8 Mar 2023 #7

The only Llano I know is about 50 miles from me in Texas. efhmc Mar 2023 #8

It did. herding cats Mar 2023 #17

Good! They definitely got the right judge. In It to Win It Mar 2023 #18

Texas, about an hour north of me. carpetbagger Mar 2023 #9

Is this a precedent for other states? BlueIdaho Mar 2023 #10

nope In It to Win It Mar 2023 #11

To be considered a legal precedent soldierant Apr 2023 #29

Right. In It to Win It Apr 2023 #30

Awesome news! n/t iluvtennis Mar 2023 #15

Very unlikely unconstitutional, ya think MagickMuffin Mar 2023 #19

If there was any judge in Texas I trust to make such a determination In It to Win It Apr 2023 #20

It would seem Conjuay Apr 2023 #21

I'd love to get a copy of the Plaintiffs' filing, so it can be distributed across censorship states. ancianita Apr 2023 #23

Found it linked on WaPo, a well written filing by law firms out of San Francisco and Austin. ancianita Apr 2023 #25

So tired of the Republican "argument"... Beartracks Apr 2023 #24

Washington Post reported on this case, which is where I found the plaintiffs' filing link. ancianita Apr 2023 #26

Link to complaint In It to Win It Apr 2023 #27

Anyone who bans fart books knows not one thing about... Trueblue Texan Apr 2023 #31