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Originally Posted by JSWolf
Let's say this book is 100% legal to sell. In that case, Amazon did nothing legally wrong in selling it. But that still does not mean that Amazon made the correct decision to allow it to be sold. Common sense seems to have been tossed out the window in this case.
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and they bowed to pub;ic opinion and pulled the book. it's done, it's over
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
But in reality, the book is going to also get blamed for what happened. That's not going to change. You are going to be outraged at the neighbor and the book and you will want to sue the author.
You won't be saying. "Oh yes, the book had nothing to do with this and I will defend Amazon's right to sell it." That's not going to happen. You'd be right there demanding Amazon take it down.
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that's a stretch and you should know it. reading a book about pedophilia is not going to create those tendencies. if someone is already inclined that way, they have probably already acted on it. pedophilia apparently has the highest recidivism rate of all of the criminal acts. if the repeat levels are that high, one can only imagine what the initial ventures into the act are.
just because I have read a book detailing lesbian lifestyles does not make me wish to embrace the same lifestyle