Liberal Librarian To 9-Year Old Kid: 'Please Stop Being A Winner' - Galt's Gulch

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Liberal Librarian To 9-Year Old Kid: 'Please Stop Being A Winner'

Posted by Eudaimonia 12 years ago to Politics

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Tyler Weaver of Hudson Falls, New York.

9 years old.

Who want's to chip in to get him Rand's complete works?

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Posted by winterwind 11 years, 12 months ago

I do! and let's send him a slew of fan letters, too. I WAS that kid - I remember asking the librarian for the hardest book she had, reading it overnight, taking it back -and being praised, apologized to for not having something at my level, and being advised to get a library card right away!
ooh, ooh we could send the librarian some "fan" letters - "thank you for participating in the 'let's destroy any sing of competence and individuality in the scools WE pay for! Keep up the good work!"

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Posted by JossAmbrose 11 years, 12 months ago

I'd gladly buy him a copy of Anthem, it's probably a good one to start him on.

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  Posted by winterwind 11 years, 12 months ago
  
  How about a $100 gift certicate to his local bookstore and a suggested reading list?
  
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  Posted by LetsShrug 11 years, 12 months ago
  
  Hey Joss! I wonder if the school would give it to him. They'd be all suspicious of a package being mailed to a school studen...the librarian would see it and probably have a coronary..it'd be all over the news....scandal would ensue... I say DO IT! :)
  
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    Posted by JossAmbrose 11 years, 12 months ago
    
    I could mail it in clear plastic wrapping for all to see. Nothing like being transparent eh? In fact if we all lobbed in a few quid, we could buy copies for all the kids in class - in the name of equality of course. ;]
    
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      Posted by khalling 11 years, 12 months ago
      
      I have pesos
      
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Posted by LetsShrug 12 years ago

I thought it was the librarian who wanted to keep the contest going and it was the principal who wanted to start a drawing....

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  Posted by khalling 12 years ago
  
  no. The head librarian wanted to change it to a raffle and the long-time volunteer librarian who actually quizzed the kids on if they read the books said ending the contest was "ridiculous." I loved the part about his brother taking 2nd place. lol
  
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    Posted by LetsShrug 12 years ago
    
    Ohhh. Maybe I got it mixed up with the principal who had the kids kneeling. I bet it's fun in that library with the librarian and the volunteer.
    
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      Posted by khalling 12 years ago
      
      my other favorite part was the librarian's bitter response to being interviewed by the paper. "Now I can't change the contest."
      
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        Posted by LetsShrug 12 years ago
        
        Apparently I didn't read these very thoroughly. You've just told me 3 things that I missed. wow. The little brother came in second place and the librarian can't change the contest. I want to visit that library. There's a cat fight in there.
        
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