[INFJ] 2019: Amazon starts burning books again, first time since 1933

Recently I wondered why a book like "Don't Make the Black Kids Angry" by Colin Flaherty "disappeared" from Amazon, a #1 bestseller by a very accomplished author (author of "White Girl Bleed A Lot"), you can (currently) still read the reviews btw
https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Make-Black-Kids-Angry-ebook/product-reviews/B00U5N25XC
"just the book" is not available anymore.

And today I found this:
https://www.counter-currents.com/2019/03/how-to-fight-amazon-censorship/

IMHO the last time something like this happened was 1933

as the effect is basically the same, the book is not available anymore at the biggest book vendor and sales therefore go to near zero, so this is clearly, at least IMHO, the equivalent to book burning.

IMHO I think that it is clear that by this act, Amazon finally crossed the red line, if Amazon gets away with this, this will mean the end of free speech, the end of democracy, and the beginning of a new dictatorship, this time probably a socialistic, leftist dictatorship, probably by corporations, political correctness, moneysacks, fake news media and so on. The list of censored books will, without a doubt, grow longer and longer, and soon the entire book market will be streamlined and politically correct.

IMHO one should not continue to buy from Amazon after this (any product).

At the same time the EU(DSSR) passed Article 13, which might be the end of the free Internet, at least in most of Europe.

So now we got the end of the free book market and the end of the Internet, what a nice combination!

But didnt we all know it would finally come to this?

IMHO Amazon should now be dismantled as a company for violation of the first amendment, and the EU should be dissolved for violating the rights of ca. 500 million people. IMHO it is already 5 minutes after 12 o clock. Just as Google, Facebook and the other big tech traitors, the list is long. We dont need a censored book market and we do not need a censored Internet.

BTW I suggest you check out http://www.minds.com, http://www.gab.ai, http://www.mewe.com, http://www.steemit.com, and d.tube and bitchute.com.

 

@acd
Lets assume this was 1933 and you were Chinese, you would probably say:
"Wazzda Ploblem!! Just buy the book elsewhele (Flance! The Black Malket!)! Youl lights lemain intact (elsewhele)!"

This is even a fitting analogy, because it is true, you can still get these books elsewhere. I mean, if you know they exist ;-)

If Mr. Bezos would own the entire US water supply and decides to cut it to feed it to an artificial iceberg in his private swimming pool (the pacific, for example), you would probably say, it is his private property and just search for another vendor (elsewhere).

You know what the heart of the matter of your posting is? I will translate it for you: "I DONT CARE(, I am not affected, these books dont matter to me, books dont matter to me, I am sure "my books" will not ever be affected by this)".

 

The iceberg too big, the imagination too small ;-)

 

I agree that the "widerspread" distribution might be hindered a small itsibitsy bit and a handful of people might perhaps not know these books exist ;-)

I guess you drink Coca Cola and therefore dont need water ;-) (just like Marie Antoinette was supposed to say, "if the people dont have bread they should eat cake", shortly after that she lost her head, however it is probably a myth that she said that)

Why do I still think this thread revolves around the topic "I dont care", lol.

I heard the water in USA is fluoridated (or whatever the verb is). Adolf did the same to the water supply of KZ inmates, but this is surely just coincidence ;-)

 

@Asa
Do you think "Don't Make the Black Kids Angry" is racist? I think this thread still revolves around "I dont care" and "I am not affected" or "I dont like these books". It seems many here are unable to grasp the importance of free access to books. And dont tell me just because some dealer in a corner of the bronx still sells a book this is "free access", as this is exactly what you are currently trying to tell me. And how can you order a book you never heard about? Same applies to the Internet, if Google censors something - which it frequently does by changing the algorithm - I can still find it somewhere in the Darknet, so "wazzda ploblem"??? And thats the problem with censorship: ***CENSORED*** Now you know, but what are you going to do with this knowledge?