I can't imagine why you should feel the need to apologize or why anyone in our group should flame you. I for one agree with the point of view of the article and the bookseller. Are we for freedom to read only when we like the item in question? And, in fact, apparently many of the items were not in any way offensive; that's what happens when you start banning books. Since when are we in favor of book-banning?
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