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Old 09-08-2015, 06:08 AM   #187
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To me, I read and if something bothers me, I try to let it go and go on. If I find that it bothers me too much or there are more things that bother me, I'll stop reading. But I won't examine every little thing. It has to be a pretty big thing. King Solomon's Mines is book I have read and did not like. I know it was written a very long time ago when things were different. But, I found I didn't like it. What was different back then was most of what it was I didn't like. I didn't go looking for things to like/dislike. It just was there.
And that's absolutely fair. That's entirely different to claiming that a book is "shockingly offensive" for the "crime" of having been written in a time when society was different to what it is today.
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