Thread: Kaufman links e-book trend to bookburning, Nazis
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Old 12-02-2009, 06:01 PM   #221
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Another delusional old school reader/writer. For some people technology and progress causes great fear, I think Kaufman is one of those.
The Jewish analogy is so utterly pathetic in it's attempt to be divisive and stir up emotions. I do not appreciate being called a nazi for using a Kindle and having 50+ books in a device that fits into my pocket or backpack with ease.
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