Can you prove that or are you just assuming it does not?

So you want me to prove a negative? Basically what you’re saying is that the ACLU is promoting communism until someone proves otherwise. Logic don’t work that way.

“It doesn’t. “

Can you prove that or are you just assuming it does not?

It has a lot in common with American individualist anarchism which teaches a person has the right to harm themselves, their property, or those who consent to be harmed. Some forms of communism have the same tenet in their dogma.

That’s all there is to the book? Sure, I think it paints an unrealistic picture of a happy Cuba that doesn’t exist, but is it really so bad that we need to ban it?

http://link.cubanamericanpundits.blogspot.com/2006/04/to-ban-or-not-ban-that-is-question.html

Just scroll down a bit and you’ll find the text as well as descriptions of all the pictures.

Whatever it is, I think banning it is just plain silly. Children who would read the book haven’t a clue what communism is, and even if they did, are we really so paranoid that we think they’d unite and rise up to overthrow the government?

So why does the ACLU want the U.S. to become communist?

It doesn’t.

It is not only a slippery slope that will end up depriving us of our freedoms if the books goal is realized but it’s victims are are children who are very vulnerable.

So why does the ACLU want the U.S. to become communist?

Okay… so if the ACLU is not using the ’slippery slope’ argument in their legal fight against the banning of the book in question, what legal argument(s) are they using?

Have you bothered to find out? Do the facts in the case matter to you in the slightest, or are you content to get your information in this case exclusively from television stations?

And speaking of which… where is the original statement from the ACLU that makes the “prime example of the slippery slope” argument?

Have you even read the filing, Jay?

In a statement regarding the new book removal request, the American Civil Liberties Union said: “This is a prime example of the slippery slope and open season on libraries and authors that will be inevitable if censorship of books in our public school library system is institutionalized.