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by Supermancho
1405 days ago
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> I am not saying that this is the case here, but when Hitler wrote about the Jews, Afaik, Hitler wasn't attacked for what he wrote, per se.
I'm not sure this invalidates the point. These people that attack authors must have been disturbed enough, by being exposed to concepts they find distasteful, that they lash out. They attempt to transfer their inability to cope, with what they imagine the book will do to others, to the author in a misguided attempt to diminish their own pain and/or to gain notoriety for doing so, on other people's behalf. |
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