Why can't people understand that the average person doesn't want that kind of stuff in their life or in existence at all?
Kinda missed the point.
>Why can't people understand that the average person doesn't want that kind of stuff in their life or in existence at all?
Kinda missed the point.
All one can do is speak to their own mind and care for those they are charged with caring for, such as family.
No one has the right to decide what someone else is permitted to read or how they can think and feel.
Making that decision for others puts one dangerously close to supporting the book burning camp even if they never light a match.
All one can do is speak to their own mind and care for those they are charged with caring for, such as family.
No one has the right to decide what someone else is permitted to read or how they can think and feel.
Making that decision for others puts one dangerously close to supporting the book burning camp even if they never light a match.
Why can't people understand that the average person doesn't want that kind of stuff in their life or in existence at all? No, it's not a matter of "if you don't like it, don't partake." It's a matter of "They want the world, the only world they can live in, to be a little more pure."