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Old 10-15-2013, 06:25 AM   #50
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Originally Posted by l_macd View Post
Sorry but BearMountainBooks posted some further info on what kinds of content is the issue here, these should have never been allowed on sale in the first place, and to compare it to murder/violent robbery is like comparing chalk and cheese.
I think pdurrant has raised a valid point. BearMountainBooks said:
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The books that caused the problem contained clear, illegal material or instructions/tips for how to commit certain crimes.
I've read plenty of thrillers that include detailed descriptions of how characters pick locks, or turn everyday objects into improvised weapons. They aren't how-to manuals, but they could certainly be described as containing clear instructions/tips for how to commit certain crimes.

I thought the problem books were extreme erotica books, ones that possibly contravened the Obscene Publications Acts.
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