Yes to Porn, No to Chips

The new PC rule for PC-challenged conservatives:  Say "Yes" to porn, and "No" to Chips.

I don't get it. 

The bigtime liberal blog The Daily Kos links to Illinois Review's posting on Cook County District's book debate.  The concern is whether or not books with pornographic passages (as made available on Culture Campaign's website) should be a part of required reading at several area high schools.

Let me get this straight.  It is perfectly acceptable to ban soda, junk foods, potato chips and of course, the evil legal vice tobacco, but restricting access to pornographic literature is "censorship."

Come on. 

It's like a 3-pack-a-dayer trying to defend his habit.  Those who fight for kids to get hooked on porn and robbed of their sexual innocence at younger and younger ages should be the ones who are scoffed and ridiculed, not the ones who want the best for our next generation.

You go, Ms. Pinney. . . It's time we finally had grownups on school boards.