Don't they keep some sort of record on people who do that, just in case they commit some sort or crime?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

reading banned books, you mean? it isnt a federal offense to read banned books. its just appealing because it is a slap in the face to fundamentalist organizations like the moral majority who try to take excellent books from a nation of children.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

yes, that is what I mean, and do they keep a record on people who read the banned books? Because I know they do for Hitlers book. I wasn't asking if it was a federal offense.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

yeah, i dont think so... not for books that get banned all the time, like huck finn or to kill a mockingbird or the catcher in the rye. maybe for mein kampf? i dont even know/. i own a copy of it, but i dont think they like took my name down when i bought it at barnes & noble. o.O this is all wiki says about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mein_kampf#Current_availability

by Anonymous 13 years ago

hmm maybe it depends on where you live, my brother owns that book and they have a record on him. I was just wondering if they did that for all banned books.

by Anonymous 13 years ago

ohh, okay wow. thats pretty intense. to be honest i havent read it yet XP where do you guys live, if you dont mind my asking?

by Anonymous 13 years ago

stalker! what the fuck? Im not telling you where i fucking live? you fucking weirdo! jp:P i live in arizona

by Anonymous 13 years ago

hahahahahaha i started reading that and i was like OHMYWORD I AM A NICE HUMAN BEING I DONT DESERVE THISS lol, Arizona, that's cool. my aunt lives there (:

by Anonymous 13 years ago

8 comments...?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

catcher in the rye is banned but against gravity (>50x the amount of "fuck") isnt. IRONY

by Anonymous 11 years ago

For a project in English during my freshman year in high school we had to pick a banned book to read. That is how I discovered Kurt Vonnegut.

by Anonymous 11 years ago