On May 10th, 1933, university students across Germany in 33 university towns burned over 25,000 books. Books by Ernest Hemmingway, Hellen Keller, Albert Einstein, and Sigmund Freud went up in smoke as students gave the Nazi salute.
Shows this snowflake publisher, ‘the consumer is king!’
I had no idea eggs of color were so thin-skinned.
The world has gone upside down.
[[[She added that it was nonetheless a “wise” move to cease printing the six books, saying “This is just a very difficult, painful time that we live in” and “we don’t want to upset anybody.”]]]
That’s it, throw in the towel to the cancel bots. Guess what, there won’t be a day that goes by that you don’t upset anybody in this current nut house we live in.
Wow. Ms Diamond-Cates sounds like a real profile in courage. A fierce warrior for free speech
How does one arrive at 5,785,593 percent? From what basis?
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I do not like them burning books
I do not like their dirty looks
I do not like the lies they tell
The tales they sell, their words from hell
I do not think them very wise
To tell the children all those lies
To make them take a load of sin
For just the color of their skin
I think it's time to tell them "NO!"
That it's a place they cannot go.
Oh, to be a fly on the wall of the Whaling Bar of the La Valencia in the 1950s and listen to Ted Geisel and Raymond Chandler chat through the evening.
I was reading BEFORE I ever went to kindergarten. Why? A definite part of the answer is my Dr. Seuss books. I learned to read from my Dr. Seuss books. To deny these wonderfully imaginative books to kids is another loop of mind control. I could not get enough of the wondrous creatures Seuss dreamed up.
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I find Ms. Dimond-Cates' remarks very upsetting! Off to the GUlag with her!
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On May 10th, 1933, university students across Germany in 33 university towns burned over 25,000 books. Books by Ernest Hemmingway, Hellen Keller, Albert Einstein, and Sigmund Freud went up in smoke as students gave the Nazi salute.
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