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I think those works should not be hidden from the public. Most of the time, it is the ignorance about its contents that continues to keep these works appealing. They should be refuted, not censored.
As for Borders not selling it... I am glad that some companies show some principles. I may not agree with them, but aren't we always complaining that big businesses do not care about anything as long as it brings them money? In this case, they acted according to their set of principles, which i may disagree (actually i do disagree) but recognize they showed some.
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