Should Libraries Carry offensive Books, Music, Movies, Magazines, and etc..

I think that offensive books, music, movies, magazines, and etc. should not be aloud on the libraries shelves. My support to this argument is that kids of all ages go to the library, my point here is that we don't want our kids looking at this offensive stuff. Libraries should have books, music, magazines, movies, and etc. that are appropriate for kids of all ages. I'm not saying having little kids books in the teenage section but have books and everything else be positive not negative. I have gone to libraries and I was astonished by how many books, magazines, movies, music, and etc. have horrible and offensive scenes and stories. Also the language is totally not acceptable. We don't need kids learning this inappropriate and offensive information. What kids hear comes out of their mouths. We need to protect our kids from hearing this offensive stuff and start teaching them the right things to do. Kids learn everything from books, music, magazines, movies, and etc. Kids need to save the room in their brain for positive learning and education, not fill their brains with nonsense and with inappropriate stuff. Kids use the information they take in into their everyday life. If they take the most inappropriate information into their head they will act upon it, they will think it's ok to do what they read or heard. They would use the excuse that the people in the book or music did it so why can't they. Also I would like to look more into the section of violent information that is found in the movies or music. This violence affect the way people think. I've heard stories of criminals who read books and use that information to torture their victims. If we illiminate these types of books and movies from the libraries we wouldn't have to worry as much of what goes into peoples heads. Libraries are public, and they need to take things in consideration, like what would be the out come if we do this. They have to understand that there are a lot of kids that go to the library, and even though there is a kid section in the libraries the kids are still able to go to the adult section and read all the offensive information. I now would like to turn my attention to the music. The music that the libraries offer is very offensive. The bad words on those CD's are unacceptable for kids who are younger than nineteen. Even then nineteen year old shouldn't listen to this stuff either. This world is full of so many negative songs that teenagers and kids learn from the songs and they try to copy what the lyrics in songs says. Like for example; there are songs out there that I've heard of that talks about killing people if they bully you. The problem with kids and teenagers listening to this is that if that person who is bullied might get the idea that that's what he/she should do. Kill the bully. This is the wrong message to give to a kid. The information to give the kid is to report the behavior and not to handle it themselves. Now is where my problems wit offensive movies. Offensive movies are kind of like songs, they give you the wrong message. Come on it's Hollywood right, kids shouldn't take it seriously, but wrong kids learn from what they see they don't know if it's right or wrong. It's the type of influence you let your kid deal with that gets the kid introduce. Libraries should think of all the pros and cons of having offensive books and music for people to read. Back to the statement I mentioned earlier, kids learn by what they hear, see, and read. This bring my point up of how careful libraries have to be with the stuff they provide for people. Kids think differently than adults do. Each brain has a different way of interpreting information. Meaning they process the information they take in differently. This could be a huge problem which leads me into my next argument. Kids brains are still undeveloped, which means the stuff they procces through their head will stay wit them forever. So if they take in the offensive information they will use it in their future, but if they get the positive information and how everything should be they will be more successful in life. I believe each brain has only so much information it can hold. Since the brain has long term and short term memory all the good memory will be moved to the short term, because too much offensive information is overriding the good information. Libraries should understand that. I believe they have this offensive stuff because it brings people in. But the problem with that is that those people who read the inappropriate books bring their kids with them. The kids learn from their parents. So if the parent reads something offensive the kid will learn it's ok and there isn't anything wrong with that. This is not what we want our kids to be thinking. This argument more focused on how we can protect our kids from the offensive information that the libraries offer.