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Something has changed from these truths once shared by Gov. Ivey when she was TreasurerThis is what she said then: What's Before the Alabama Legislature: Chris Ruffo of Manhattan Institute cites Office for Intellectual Freedom's plan: May we and our leaders choose wisely to serve the One from whom all blessings flow: Watch Video on Library Professionals vs Grandfather Protecting Children
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Grandfather: How you doing? I'm Tony Moore. I live in Prattville. I've been in Prattville all my life. I was a city councilman for eight years. I've been driving a school bus for 20 years and I'm part of cleanup Prattville. And I wanted to be here today to ask you to support this bill, House Bill of 385. And, and I brought my little grandson here because when I found out this was going on, I found out there was books in our library, which I used to hang out in as a kid, waiting on my parents to pick me up, this little four year old here could find out how he could become a girl. That's a shame. And I think we owe it to our kids. kids to pass this bill and support it with all that we can. And I know I have limited time, but I'd like to quote something from the Bible. I'm not a preacher, my brother does that. I'm a politician, I guess you'd say. But it's Mark chapter 9:42. And whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me, it is better. for him that a millstone were hung around his neck and he were cast in the sea. I didn't say that, God said that and I think we're all gonna be held accountable for what we do for these little ones and I'm gonna do my part. And recently the city of Prattville has completely overhauled our library board . They resigned. They knew they were wrong. And I would ask you to do everything within your power, your God -given power to support these little ones 'cause they're all we got. Thank you. ---- Chris Warren: Good morning, or what is left of it. My name is Chris Warren. I'm a resident of Houston County, a library professional with 20 years of experience and the director of the Dothan Houston County Library System. I'm here to speak against HP 385. I'm also on the executive counsel of the Alabama Library Association. First, the legislation, as it's written, affords no process to due or otherwise to the accused. There's no investigation of criminal wrongdoing or even an evaluation of the legitimacy of any claim that material is or isn't obscene. On top of that, anyone can submit a claim, even if they don't have a library card, even if they don't live in that county, even if they don't live in Alabama. This creates an undue burden on libraries, not to mention an undue burden on our local district attorneys who would be required to prosecute these accusations. Second, the legislation short circuits the policies and procedures that libraries already have in place. In most cases, this includes a materials reconsideration process through which patrons can formally express concerns about what they deem objectionable. As Professionals, we take this process very seriously. In fact, in Dothan, we've invested $20 ,000, the equivalent there of a staff time to evaluate these. We take great efforts to minimize our own concerns, biases and avoid any knee -jerk reactions or blanket decisions. Third, libraries already have trained, educated, experienced, thoughtful, caring and community -minded employees who work tirelessly to ensure that our collections reflect the interests, values, and lived experiences of all of our taxpayers. Our collections may include titles that are sexually explicit or that are related to sexuality or gender, but to claim that we have obscene materials or even pornography is offensive at best and dangerous at worst. Fourth and finally, this bill would subject our city's counties and public libraries to a deluge of litigation, which would result in taxpayer dollars being spent to pay attorneys and settle lawsuits. That's money that cities can't use to pay police officers and teachers, money that counties can't use to pay broken roads or repair bridges, and money that public libraries can't use for summer readings, STEM kits, and classroom outreach activities. For these reasons I urge you to vote against (server went down so you could not hear rest of his words). Summary--are children expendable when adult librarians could face penalties? If they are innocent surely they should not suffer but if guilty -- then they should be held accountable and the Libraries also. Hope HB385 will not be watered down as there are warning signs when minds of children are being turned to destroy the nation.The above picture paints a thousand words...Grandpa fighting to protect the little one vs Professional who can not understand that they are harming young people. The three reconsideration forms are of books that he sees fit to keep in the Library. Someone has said you do not keep trash in the house and those that protect it does not seem to have God's moral values in mind. Rather it is easier to disregard the concern for the children as it will prove too costly etc. In God's eyes...disregarding the harm is very harmful to our future.
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