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This just in: On my computer when I go to the book "The Pedophiles Guide to filth and flharn etc . . . " The image doesn't show up, it says pricing information unavailable and the link doesn't work Hmmmmmmm . . . . If Amazon has removed it due to popular vote or whatever, will they still be prosecuted for breaking a law of any kind. There are tons of other books on their site that others don't list because the content breaks some law (so I've heard) Will they be prosecuted for ignorantly listing those books. Remember, this isn't a censorship issue. This is a "hey, I think that books content is child porn or some other already determined to be illegal material." Is Amazon above the law? Are they? Huh, huh! Sure seems like it.
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Okay so go ahead and buy your kindle today so you can start enjoying books like this:
The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure
Yes, that's right. According to Amazon they are aware of this book and have "approved" its content suggesting that they understand the law about what is legal and illegal etc . . . Well, okay then. Let's wait and see what might happen if the book and its content is deemed "approved" by those whose job it is to actually investigate such matters. Should be interesting. And Amazon, you've really outdone yourself this time. And just in time for Christmas.
God bless us everyone.
I'm don't generally take to censorship as I believe it violates the law of the land, but I do feel there are lines. This definitely crosses one and I hope the FBI jumps on them for it.
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