Re:Porn @ the Library (Score 2, Insightful)

Then you've no right to read religious literature, sci-fi, classics, non-fiction, browse slashdot or check your email at the library using public taxes either. If you get to prohibt someone from browsing porn, shouldn't they get to prohibit you from doing your favourite library activity too? Maybe they really don't like the idea of their taxes being used to supply you with access to 'The Satanic Verses' or 'The Communist Manifesto', and would much rather you paid for those activities out of your own pocket and conducted them at home, where children wouldn't be corrupted by your religious or political interests.

I suspect you'd like it a lot less, being told what rights you don't have, than hearing about what rights they do have.