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Guess we can't ban Mein Kampf from school curricula or libraries. That would be limiting young people's understanding of racism!
The problem these people have isn't that students' understanding is being limited. They have been making such choices about what is and isn't allowed for years. The problem is that it's being done by the wrong people and we can't have that.
Bull fucking shit. It isn't exactly difficult to get a hold of a copy of any of these books. It isn't about controlling access, it's about not teaching and endorsing these materials.
Mein Kamph ACTUALLY gets banned, by countries.
What they are calling "banned books" is simply not letting teachers force shit on to the students.
That should be obvious but apparently not. For instance why would a Christian/Muslim/Jewish/etc parent want their kids to be taught lgbt lessons? This goes for anything. If I were white I’d get pretty sick of hearing about how I’m responsible for things that happened long before I was born with no larger perspective about the history of the world in general.
Why should an atheist want their kids to be taught lgbt lessons? Outside of progressive religious prescripts, it is self-evident that child grooming and promotion of hedonistic sexual impulses are detrimental to any society.
in retrospect, it's easy to see the signs now of how faggotry was to overtake atheism. every conversation slowly became about how the poor oppressed faggots were being hurt by the big bad mean christians.
you still couldn't call out the muslims actually killing fags though.
I was just giving an example. But yes the schools waste so much time on pointless matters that students could learn when they get older.
An atheist?
Probably to help destabilize social order. His own child being offered up at the sacrificial altar is of no consequence.
To Kill a Mockingbird was banned by the left recently. Wikipedia and Silicon Valley tech are all about book burning, but digitally.
It's the friend-enemy distinction again. Burning enemy books is simply being a good person. Burning friend books is a violent assault. The obvious power disparity is irrelevant.
And just because something isn't on the curriculum doesn't mean it isn't allowed. It could still be available in the school library, for instance, or be allowed by a teacher asking for book reviews of the student's choice.
They want "banned", then they ought to see what happened to Song of the South.
Also, we shouldn't ban mein kampf.