"I do not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it" (Voltaire). Some people will disagree with decisions but all will fight for the right can still make those decisions. , will say that agree it is ok to stand up for popular belief, but it’s not ok to cause harm to others and the society by doing so. also don’t think there should be banned books because it’s just a book, and one can control what they read—don’t take it out on others.
It's ok to stand up against popular belief when standing up means it will help more people than it will hurt. Like for women's right to vote it's not really hurting anyone it's only holding people back. Standing up for something believe in can be sometimes for example black lives matter… It shouldn't be just black lives it should be all lives and if do protest in general don't burn down stores, kill people, loot stores, nor cause utter chaos. …show more content…
There are a few people determining what the public can and can’t read. It’s just a waste of time… even if a book is deemed “not right for the public”, who's to say they are biased about the book. Just if someone wants to read something then let them/ If they are harmed in any way from the book, it's their fault. If they also ban a book for being inappropriate for kids, let the parents monitor it and control it. The rest of the world should not be punished for a book getting banned for a few parents complaining about their kids getting a hold of it and reading it For example, Harry Potter got banned for “persuading” kids to do witchcraft. If a parent thinks their kid is going to start making potions in the basement, don’t let them read the book. Don’t go ahead and take privileges away from everyone else. Another reason banned books are ridiculous is the right to FREEDOM of speech and FREEDOM of the
It's ok to stand up against popular belief when standing up means it will help more people than it will hurt. Like for women's right to vote it's not really hurting anyone it's only holding people back. Standing up for something believe in can be sometimes for example black lives matter… It shouldn't be just black lives it should be all lives and if do protest in general don't burn down stores, kill people, loot stores, nor cause utter chaos. …show more content…
There are a few people determining what the public can and can’t read. It’s just a waste of time… even if a book is deemed “not right for the public”, who's to say they are biased about the book. Just if someone wants to read something then let them/ If they are harmed in any way from the book, it's their fault. If they also ban a book for being inappropriate for kids, let the parents monitor it and control it. The rest of the world should not be punished for a book getting banned for a few parents complaining about their kids getting a hold of it and reading it For example, Harry Potter got banned for “persuading” kids to do witchcraft. If a parent thinks their kid is going to start making potions in the basement, don’t let them read the book. Don’t go ahead and take privileges away from everyone else. Another reason banned books are ridiculous is the right to FREEDOM of speech and FREEDOM of the