She has good reason, about the message that will be affected after such a parody. Demarest was the prosecutor in one of Oregon 's most high-profile child murder cases. She understands the fear that far too vague to bear many children, because the lines have become more of what 's appropriate education.

Nobody is suggesting that it 'sa connection between Adam Mansbach' s book and child abuse or neglect of children. Nevertheless, there 's no denying that reason, "Go to Sleep F ***" should be kept out of reach of children because of his violent language and because of the way they humiliated children. "

Demarest may be disturbed by the book 's language, but considering their line of work, it' s understandable that she might be. My point is not to take with her on the book, as cited .

However, the author of this message, Karen Spears Zacharias, decided to Demarest as a lead-in, a bunch of their own conclusions, none of which are distinguished by using a lawyer who was recently dealt with a child 's murder indicated.

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I know you are not thirsty. That's bulls**t.
Stop lying.

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First of all, you marginalize every one of those groups

Zacharias won't let it go, either. She continues to beat every last bit of enjoyment out of Mansbach's book with her ridiculous need to equate

She's right. It's not the least bit funny. Not when you've got an axe to grind and the space to do it. No one is "for" child abuse or neglect. No one really thinks that swearing at children is "good parenting." And certainly no one thinks that telling blacks, Latinos, etc. to "go the f**k to sleep" is acceptable. But here we are, being told something we all know, by people who have proven that anything can be twisted into an "issue" and that are obviously incapable of enjoying a good joke.