Thread: Rewriting books is doubleplusungood
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Old 01-21-2011, 11:54 PM   #203
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Originally Posted by Fastolfe View Post
Found this today. I thought it was funny

I'd laugh if it wasn't really a possibility in this country.

I don't care which end of the spectrum is trying to censor or change books; it's wrong to do so. Period. End of story. We even have a first amendment that supposedly supports the author's right to put things as he likes, even if it offends people.
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