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Dirk Neyhart Berkeley, California
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Your columnist Victor Joecks writes last Sunday that gubernatorial candidates have different views on banning books. There is one surefire way to get a teenager to do something you don’t want. That is to tell the teenager he or she should not do it. Even pre-teens have been saturated with porn. It is a sad state of affairs, but it is reality.

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