Ten Most Harmful Books of the 19th and 20th Centuries

30 Reprimands:
Involvement with witchcraft, séances or other satanic or demonic activity.

YOU'D BETTER NOT HAVE ANY HARRY POTTER BOOKS!

At least it's ok to have sex with men.

I still can't believe that place is real...

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Originally Posted by flux=rad

I like how they just punish you by taking your money. They must be making a killing.

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"Me?"
"Yes, YOU!"
"How can I help you?"
"Don't "How can I help you?" me, you were thinking dirty thoughts, $50, right now"
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Originally Posted by IronPlant

Tracer, having your location being Christopher lee is pretty gay. Shit, that is like saying you are IN him.

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and?

There's probably just as much, if not more, freaky shit going down at Liberty than any other university in the USA.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

I'm surprised they didn't put in The Federalist Papers. Also, why no love for Catcher in the Rye?

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In their prior "Ten Books Every Student Should Read in College" list, "The Federalist Papers" was ranked 2nd. I'm curious though as to why you would have presumed it fitting for it to have been on their opposite critical list. Or, was it just sarcasm going over my head? I've never read it quite honestly, so I'm just asking (I know of it, but not enough to understand your attack against the group with it I guess - I'm assuming a suggestion that there is some small element of truth to your joke/comment for it to have been made, that there's something in it they're against).

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Originally Posted by NightWolve

In their prior "Ten Books Every Student Should Read in College"

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Now THAT list is comedy.

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Originally Posted by NightWolve

I'm curious though as to why you would have presumed it fitting for it to have been on their opposite critical list.

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It's a book that incites revolution against the status quo. No different in that regard from The Communist Manifesto. Besides, it was written by a bunch of self-described liberals who saw a great injustice being carried out against the people and wanted to enact change. They knew the Articles of Confederation would not keep the new US together, and wanted to see their crazy little thing called the 'Constitution' take over. I can't think of anything more fitting to be on a conservative literary hitlist. Especially considering that Madison and Jefferson later went on to support The French Revolution, and we all know that supporting the French is a cardinal sin.

When you add all that up, I'm surprised The Federalist Papers didn't make it to the top of the list.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

It's a book that incites revolution against the status quo. No different in that regard from The Communist Manifesto. Besides, it was written by a bunch of self-described liberals who saw a great injustice being carried out against the people and wanted to enact change. They knew the Articles of Confederation would not keep the new US together, and wanted to see their crazy little thing called the 'Constitution' take over. I can't think of anything more fitting to be on a conservative literary hitlist. Especially considering that Madison and Jefferson later went on to support The French Revolution, and we all know that supporting the French is a cardinal sin.

When you add all that up, I'm surprised The Federalist Papers didn't make it to the top of the list.

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Now THAT is comedy.

They encourage to read The Republic? The book where Plato sets up a horrifyingly regimented and strict totalitarian state where the government tricks everyone into acting they way they seem fit and even controls the way people are born?

... Why?

Because clearly that is the perfect society.