From: LOLContests | #272
I don't think most people would argue that a school district banning Huckleberry Finn because of "racism" counts as censorship
I wouldn't call that censorship. So the school won't actively teach the book? So what? I was never taught the book in my school district... but we didn't ban it, as far as I recall. I guess no teachers decided to teach it. The result was the same as in the banning scenario, though. In both cases, if students wanted to read it, they could've read it.
See, the problem with what you're suggesting, is that the solution is to severely cripple the power of choice of organizations and therefore the choice of the people, and give all that power to the government.
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