So, neither Huckleberry Finn nor To Kill a Mockingbird were banned if you read your articles. There was just a discussion about the use of racial language, and it was determined that they needed to be properly contextualized as part of a curriculum so as to avoid romanticizing them. You are playing dumb by citing the PEN definition of banned to avoid this obvious difference. Also, wearing shirts with guns on them has nothing to do with book bans and bringing them up is you grasping at straws to make an argument that is not founded in reality.

Edit: also your third article is just a reposting of a bunch of tweets in tabloid fashion to create a false controversy.

>Do you think the left has never pulled books from shelves that don't fit their ideology

I would like an example if you don't mind.

And the functional difference is that librarians have degrees in education and library science. The others are hand ringing Karens with a fox news addiction and an obsession with controlling society.

>Books are added/removed from library lists all the time

This seems like a pretty disingenuous argument in the context of banning books don't you think? It's not like it's unavailable or out of stock, it just doesn't conform to conservative worldviews so they want it banned.

Really? How can you unironically say think for yourself and then post links to tabloid bloggers? Read an actual book. You want to learn about the historical context of Baal and Molech, I would recommend Carthage Must be Destroyed by Richard Meyers. He contextualizes Phoenician and Greek mythology with the rise of the Roman Republic. And the best part? He offers citations from archeology and other primary sources, as well as engaging with the existing academic writing on the topic. It's also a well written and approachable narrative.

>very real and well documented. I have contacts with former members and witnesses and victims of such events in the dark occult circles

Oh I see, I guess we should just take your word as evidence?

Let's see. We could start with the fact that you seem to think the "season of sacrifice" and Molech rituals are actual things. Would you by chance be spending time perusing Q anon forums?

>Don't be afraid, be educated.

I think you need to take your own advice. Your account is basically mental illness run amok. You should seek professional help.

The Satanic Temple is different than the church of Satan, which is where you are getting the list of sins, i think. Also, basically, everything you wrote is nonsense. You write like someone who wants to sound smart but doesn't actually know what they are talking about.

Oh I see. I didn't realize you were illiterate, my mistake.

The right-wing land owner who originally agreed to the contract regarding the sign, and then changed their mind when the saw the message that would be on it. You seem pretty dense, acting like the modern Republican party isn't the party of culture war nonsense.

I can see why you would abandon the liberal arts, reality and history have a little too much nuance for you to engage with adequately I guess.

"And there really isn't a single time in history a government was taking gun rights from their people and the government turned out on the "right" side of history lol King George III had sent the redcoats to gather weapons, ammo and gunpowder from the colonists and that's how we got Lexington and Concord."

You wrote the above. So you are in fact arguing that you did not mean what you said? I don't need to construct a straw man argument, because either you have no idea what you are talking about, or your written communication skills are so underdeveloped that you are incapable of articulating it.

> Show me proof he isn't just making up a straw man.

You have no idea what a strawman argument even is do you?

None of what you wrote addresses why the right is compared to fascists. The right wing is compared to fascists because of their broad distain for the democratic process, there unrelenting focus on maintaining cultural hegemony, by targeting this fake border crisis (what has changed since Biden took over, what policies or actions?). The glorification of Christian nationalism as a substitute for anything related to intellectualism (IE public education, college education, and "liberalism". And continuous reliance upon strong populist, authoritarian politicians like Trump and Desantis. I could go on, as there are still many authoritarian actions and perspectives that you can point to.

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Also you don't have a very nuanced understanding of history if you think that the revolution boiled down to King George III trying to take everyone's guns. It is funny that you think that though, it certainly illustrates how your warped obsession with the 2nd amendment and firearms dictates how you view history and politics.

And who would that be?

Well I have reason to believe that you are gullible or a troll.

>basic economics

Yes you are, you are attempting to distill complex corporate economics down to the level of a household budget; and then deriving truisms from the comparison. It's dumb and self defeating, unless you are a corporation benefiting from record profits. Are you actually a corporation and thus defending yourself?

Does it make you feel good to defend large corporations and the ultra wealthy as they are actively gouging you for profit?

>vitriolic emotion

Says the person with the opinion unsupported by any modern science or medical knowledge.

That's fair

>bleat out whatever their deluded brains tell them

I think part of the issue is that it's not their brains coming up with the ideas. They allow pundits, like Tucker Carlson, to literally inject stupid into them, and they run with it.

>Authoritarian Dictator in American history

Can you give some examples? I am genuinely curious what makes you think this.

Someone needs to ask the CNAs at the nursing home to take away your phone and turn off the cable news.

>Nancy said she didn’t want them when it was suggested to her by someone

That's funny I don't remember reading that part...

You not being able to read/understand English is not me doing "verbal" gymnastics.