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Originally Posted by shalym
Yes...it's possible to disagree with them, and if you* do, the proper response is to not read what they write. I don't believe it's proper to change what they have written to "clean it up". There are millions of books to read, a large portion of which were probably written by authors that you do agree with. Why not read those books, rather than try to change the other ones to fit your definition of "clean"?
Shari
*To clarify, I am using the collective "you". I am not intending to call out any specific person.
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Why is that? If I love mysteries, but don't care for excessive gore, I should just limit myself to cozy mysteries instead of reading an enjoyable book and skip over a few pages I don't enjoy?
Some people like to read popular books, but skip over the sex scenes. Some people like to read popular books, but skip over the really scary parts. Some people like to read popular books, but skip over the technical science explanations. Some people like to read popular books, but would prefer to skip over the profanity.