Parents Want Occult Titles Banned from School Libraries

A group of parents from Washington Township (NJ) schools is asking that all books about the occult be pulled from all the schools’ libraries. One set of parents contend that two books checked out by their son led him down a path to Satanism and self-mutilation. While the district is taking the complaints seriously, they have not removed the titles, which are undergoing review. The parents plan a campaign to ask retail stores to treat occult titles as they would obscene material. More here from the Courier Post Online.

January 31, 2004 by Uncategorized 2

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  1. Fang-Face says:
    January 31, 2004 at 2:05 am

    Satanic Panic

    Now, the 14-year-old’s parents, Tahir and Wanda Mella, have with other parents in pushing the school district to remove any books about the occult from township school libraries.

    Dare I ask if they’re going to ban all the christian occult nonsense as well?

    You go ahead and just ignore the warning signs of an adolescent mind in melt-down mode, Mom and Pop. Go ahead and blame it on the books, and you can blame it on the books as well when Junior commits suicide from being acculturated. Who cares if he’s a biological adult; since he hasn’t yet reached that magic number which is an artificial constraint imposed by ignoramuses then of course he can’t possibly be disaffected from not being allowed to think for himself and from being treated like a child. Right?

    [younger adolescents] “don’t need to know about this stuff any more than they need to know how to make a homemade bomb,” said Tahir Mella,

    In that case you are very definitely going to have to start by banning the bible. Why, that inkwell of depravity is just chalk full of devil-talk. It even explains his origins.

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  2. Anonymous Patron says:
    January 31, 2004 at 2:16 am

    Re:Satanic Panic
    No, no, the Bible doesn’t explain the devil’s origins.

    The Bible is the devil’s origins.

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