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Anonymous asked:

ok but it is this simple - if the Nazis also burned incest, pedo and rape fiction, they were right to do so, and the wrong was in everything else they burned. this material should be systematically destroyed, preferably publicly. do you agree with this? if not, why do you support people getting off to incest, pedophilia and rape?

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So for anyone watching anon has provided a most excellent example exactly how reactionaries use feelings of moral outrage and disgust to manipulate people into blindly believing baseless and absurd positions like that pulp erotic novels posed some kind of danger. No they were not right to burn those books and it’s incredibly interesting how you’re presenting Nazis and their Fire Oaths as more rational and level headed in this area as if those book burnings did anything good. You trying to say that there were social ills and problems in early 1920s Germany that were solved by conservative moral panics about the supposed dangers of youths reading these books which were then amped up during Nazi rule when Goebbels explicitly said that the difference between his censorship and past censorship is that he doesn’t believe adults should read trash and smut either like you think the results of this was some kind of net positive huh?

I mean, anon, Hitler also created a lot of jobs and gave us Germans the Autobahn, so what he did wasn’t all bad, right?

Bleh. Please go find another hobby than trying to find redeeming qualities in mass-murdering, war-mongering fascist regimes.

Also, you might want to think about what Heinrich Heine said about burning books:

“That was but a prelude; where they burn books, they will ultimately burn people as well. “

The nazis didn’t burn “books about pedophilia, rape, and incest.” They burned books that had “Un-German spirit.” That included, among other topics, the following:

Specific works included:

Their goal was to remove these books from the world, or at least from Germany.

There is no category of “evil books that deserve to be burned” that doesn’t come from an attempt to promote active censorship as the only way to a “pure” society. There is never “we will remove this handful of Bad Things, and prevent more of them from being made, and otherwise leave people alone.”

It’s always - ALWAYS - “now that we have removed those Bad Things… society is not yet perfect. Hm. I wonder why. I guess we need to identify the other Bad Things that need to be removed.”

“One of the fundamental problems of education in and for a democratic society is set by the conflict of a nationalistic and a wider social aim.” — John Dewey, Democracy and Education
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