People aren’t “freaking out.” They have reasonable concerns about the language he uses just like school boards around the country have reasonable concerns about the language in Maus
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Agreed. Thought it was the wrong interp given the current right-wing white-lash and widespread book-banning campaign; but he's not entirely wrong that prudishness and parental fear of almost *any* "uncomfortable" topics is at least a part of the problem.
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The thread seems… totally normal?
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They want a sanitized version of the Holocaust. No they aren’t holocaust deniers, no, no!! Maybe there is happy, crappy version of the holocaust in book form we can use.
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Americans have always demanded a sanitized version of the Holocaust and the war—Most Americans think that the US won the war in Europe.
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I found it persuasive, though much of his argument hangs on the assumption that the board members have never heard of Maus.
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A very reasonable assumption. I mean, look at them!
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My respect for Corey's intellect hasn't been diminished, but his public role has always been tiresome
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The problem with Robin is that his normal manner of speech is unfathomably condescending, and so when he says something controversial people get wound up because he's essentially ALWAYS egging people on.
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