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KW4 t1_j9qa5ge wrote

It’s one thing to say “don’t represent people who ban books” and another to harass and threaten. The latter is also illegal. You can try to manipulate, boil it down, and turn a blind eye to it all you want but it doesn’t change the facts of what’s happening. The narrative here is constantly that violence and harassment is a staple of the right and yet here is yet another example of that not strictly being the case.

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flaaaacid t1_j9qazrb wrote

The people who banned books said it happened so it must be true.

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KW4 t1_j9qcd41 wrote

Nice deflection!

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flaaaacid t1_j9qci6l wrote

Not really. I'm literally saying that I think it's bullshit, and I don't believe them.

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KW4 t1_j9qcuwa wrote

You’re deflecting in order to not address the point at hand. I’m sure the PR firm who was raking in easy cash from the district just randomly decided to part ways for no reason whatsoever… yeah that sounds about right. Use your brain, even a little bit.

Edit: I can’t reply for some reason, but the argument here is not about whether it’s right or not right to ban books. People obviously can have differing opinions there. The point I’m making is that, especially on Reddit, we love to believe that harassment and violence comes from just one side. This is yet another example of that not actually being the case.

Folks from both the left and the right have a tendency to resort to to these tactics when they feel disenfranchised. You can choose to believe it or not but the proof is right here in the pudding.

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GeesKicks t1_j9qil64 wrote

OR...maybe they realized that doing business with fascists is bad PR and therefore bad for the PR business they are in. That's a reason and not random.

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im_at_work_now t1_j9ud3h3 wrote

Or just... don't ban fucking books. You expect people to not get livid about that?

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