Website review: Banned | No Borders and Binaries
Spectrum108 discovered this in Activism
•16 reviews since Jul 5, 2008
activism, banned-books, books
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Spectrum108 discovered 7 weeks ago- Books under the "banned" designation. Read'em while you can or collect a copy. Welcome to the NWO.
- MadCatX rated 5 weeks ago
- I think it just makes them sound more credible to say they're banned. Fuck the NWO, welcome to delusions of the X-Files!
- donthefox rated 7 weeks ago
- Loads of pdfs, full of lies, speculation, and fun! Not all, though, Palast is in there. Don't fuck with Palast.
- alana13 rated 7 weeks ago
- "What we become depends on what we read after all of the professors have finished with us." ~Thomas Carlyle (Thanks "Spectrum108" -- great books here.)
- clcallies rated 7 weeks ago
- I would think the publishers of these books gave them a banned designation in order to market them to a certain customer segment. Some books would not sell at all unless people thought there was something special about them. Claiming to be banned would be that "Something Special".
- edjump rated 7 weeks ago
- I'm not certain as to who they are talking about that supposedly banned these books. I have read several of them, and they are not hard to come by. If you want to see a banned book, check out, of all things, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Huckleberry Finn", both by Mark Twain. They have both been banned from the school systems nationwide, for several years.
- AlexPuma rated 7 weeks ago
- I do want a source on this list really. I can't see myself thumbs-upping it unless there is one. But if this is true, though, I wonder why the Hollow Earth Theory is banned?
- Metzker rated 7 weeks ago
- Well, I guess they're all banned somewhere. From a US standpoint they definitely aren't. Some of these aren't books at all.
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