What purpose do book bans serve when those same books can be bought off Amazon?
It's ridiculous
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
@SethGreene531 ???
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@ArishMell No joke intended. Banning books in this modern age, is tantamount to the campaign of burning that was carried out in this 1966 fiction, Fahrenheit 451.
An act intended to protect and control citizens; has real life parallels to efforts by the Gestapo in WWII, and the NVM against intellectuals and artists in Vietnam.
And the ongoing campaign today, in schools and public libraries. Against LQBTQ, and religiously controversial publications.
Thankfully, Independent and online self publishing houses do not bend as easily to the push for censorship. Their content is readily accessible and disseminated world wide. They are not bound by regions.
Ensuring free thought and expression remains intact.
An act intended to protect and control citizens; has real life parallels to efforts by the Gestapo in WWII, and the NVM against intellectuals and artists in Vietnam.
And the ongoing campaign today, in schools and public libraries. Against LQBTQ, and religiously controversial publications.
Thankfully, Independent and online self publishing houses do not bend as easily to the push for censorship. Their content is readily accessible and disseminated world wide. They are not bound by regions.
Ensuring free thought and expression remains intact.
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