The incoherence of Seussghazi lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2021/03/the-in…
Basically, once we start with the fundamental truths that 1)most books go out of print and 2)most books are eventually removed from public libraries with highly limited shelf space any attempt to construct an argument that this in any way constitutes "censorship" crumbles
The obvious tell here is that the most of the culture warriors trying to make this a thing immediately start talking about The Cat In the Hat and other Seuss books people actually read rather than defending the value of most or any of the actual books that are going out of print
One thing to add here is that I'm open to arguments that the estate misjudged in specific cases and they and/or libraries should reconsider.
https://twitter.com/beyerstein/status/1368753266822103041
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