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I've been thinking about this and everyone get clear because my brain is storming :D

Our local library has come under fire about this same situation. I will be attending the next meeting.

The librarian is freaking out because as she informed the council the law firm will sue on first amendment rights and they probably would win she says and along with the fines that they'd have to pay the legal fees.

First of all. This is extortion. Do as say or....you may have to pay money.

Since when do minor children have first amendment rights above and beyond their parents permission? It's the parents' right to choose what their minor children are being introduced to. No one has the right to usurp the parents until those minors turn 18.

The second thing.

Who are they representing? I want names. Who hired you people or you just showed up on your own? If you are representing a minor or two then how did you contract with a minor without their parents permission. If they parents gave permission and you have a name read on.

If and that's a big if minor children are able to look at pornography then can we place bomb making literature next to it? What about how to make your own alcohol? Meth? Can we put those directions there as well? You're saying they have rights to literature that you agree with but not what I may agree with because I'm sure I'd love my child to learn how to make bombs. It may come in handy one day.

I would think that those children have the first amendment rights to all of what I just described and probably much more.

If there are exceptions to the rules....there are no rules.