Writer's Block: Book review
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Infuriating question.
There are a lot of books I dislike and would prefer never to have existed, but it's entirely up to people if they want to be daft enough to read something bad. Who are we to censor other people? There are a lot of hateful texts out there, but if you read Mein Kampf and decide that you now hate Jews, the problem lies with you yourself.
Infuriating question.
There are a lot of books I dislike and would prefer never to have existed, but it's entirely up to people if they want to be daft enough to read something bad. Who are we to censor other people? There are a lot of hateful texts out there, but if you read Mein Kampf and decide that you now hate Jews, the problem lies with you yourself.
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Date: 2009-11-19 01:54 pm (UTC)any book that blatantly tells lies or twists the truth to fit their agenda, everything from medical stuff, religious/culty clap trap and political codswallop.
however, i dont really believe in banning books but i am beginning to wonder at people's inability to read around stuff and taking twitter head line stuff or the say so of a figure head or pop star they like as a final word.