If book-burning didn't have such bad historical associations, you know they'd already be burning all the books they don't like. They only thing preventing that, for the moment, is the 'bad optics'.
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Thankfully, many classics are public domain and are available for free in PDF versions. Typewriters were inventoried in the Soviet Union, so the only way to reproduce subversive material was by using carbon paper.
Yes, but how long until Big Tech cloud computing services refuse to host or distribute any digital books found guilty of wrongthink?
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Or even worse, remove or change key portions from the PDFs - people could read it and be unaware it was changed.
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Exactly. When we have a team of people going and "correcting" historical works because the author made an unintentional mistake, like getting Eurasia and EastAsia mixed up when talking about a war
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