Lets discuss banned books, have you ever read banned books before? How much of these verboten books that you ever read in your entire life?

>>24513753 (OP)
I guess i tried reading maus but i didnt care for it so didnt finish.

read 7 of that list

why is lotr banned? witchcraft?

>>24513790
Apparently it was deemed as s*t*n*c by christians

>>24513753 (OP)
I think that the controversy was overblown somewhat
It’s a really good book

>>24513835
Would you leave it lying about your house? Is it a book you would even wish your wives and servants to read?

>>24513753 (OP)
>banned books
>almost every title was assigned reading at my school
0/10 Not even trying.

>>24513859
This mufugga had to read the handmaids tale and harry potter

Reverend Insanity. It was banned by the CCP.

>>24513901
and judy blume's forever lol

>>24513910
Man I was just joshing around but that sucks

>>24513753 (OP)
I searched for Henry Ford's 'International Jew' at my local library and couldn't find it. Also tried a state level search with no luck.
I did find one library that had the Protocols of Zion, but it was not available for distribution. Only can walk into the library to read it (they want to know who the based people are in person.)

What about books banned from banned books lists?

>>24513753 (OP)
people really stretch the definition of a banned book. when i think of banned books im thinking banned in one or even multiple countries due to calling for action in a radical way or whatever. i went to my local bookstore and they had set up a banned books section, and they specifically highlighted fucking milk and honey because it got banned in some schools in the us. you could put hundreds of books there if you just take books that are not allowed in schools because they depict violence and stuff.

i heard someone in the uk got arrested for reading "the white resistance manual", so i downloaded it immedietly.

>>24514026

>>24514026
Kek that's rich

>>24513753 (OP)
>The Call of the Wild
Why?

>>24513753 (OP)
Banned by who?
I notice uncle Ted, Siege, etc aren't on that list and not available on Amazon afaik.

BTW my go-to response to questions about banned books are either technical financial books that are out of print, to bore, or occult grimoires to titillate. I haven't actually read any of the books, thank god for A Certain Magical Index.

no ulysses? if this is a modern list then its a real shame those books are banned.

>>24513753 (OP)
this is a good 1

>>24515084
moar

>>24514406
> Occult grimoires.
Post a list of at least 3 of them if they aren't found on Sacred-Texts yet...

>>24515087
> Timothy McVeigh.
Haven't heard of that name in a long time yet somehow... Every other motherfucking low-scoring serial killer gets some sort of hype on youtube yet nobody really speaks about his case on similar crime related youtube platforms for some reason. That's pretty odd isn't it?

>>24515119
and moar

>>24515133
popular topic for internet searching

>>24515119
especially as he was the direct inspiration for columbine but they were too pathetic to blow anything up

>>24514022
Go to internet archive for anything like that.

>>24514026
> White-Listed Banned Books.
> Black-Listed Banned Books.
We are here now guys.

>>24515084
It's a little interesting how TTD preceded the new norm (in places) of capitalising 'black'.

>>24513753 (OP)
"The Canticle of Canticles"... Banned?
I'mma do this to them:
>"Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines have tender grapes."

>>24513753 (OP)
Read some real banned books.

>>24516201

write a pdfile book, get it removed by a school board, it's a BANNED BOOK!!
be Jared Taylor, get delisted by corporations like Amazon so nobody can read your stuff in the first place... yawn

>>24516204

>>24516201
>>24516204
>>24516207
What is this?