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He isn't profiting. All proceeds from the book are going to charity.

No, if you confine yourself to criticizing Israeli foreign policy you dont get any such label. However ,if you go on to claim that there is a Jewish media conspiracy or similar then you are propogating ancient propaganda that only 70 odd years ago led to the population being softened up for...

The proceeds are going to charity though... Interesting moral conundrum. We shouldn't be threatened by ideas.

Do we know what prompted the Waterstones decision ? If it is some sort of campaign then this could be seen as a success and next stop would likely be other bookshops and perhaps the Council. If however it was a unilateral business decision then hans kraay fan club may be right. In that case then...

:smile: Harsh but nevertheless cheaper than buying a book...

You may be right though I would be surprised if everyone in Liverpool takes the same view on this or any other subject. Even if they do then some may still wish to read the opposing view. It's a bit like being at University and reading around the subject. There are many people who don't feel...

The same logic could be applied to religious books produced by the main religions. At times of religious tension there could equally be protest at the distasteful and unsavory content (the advent of the internet has given every sad case campaigner a wonderful platform with which to get...

It shouldn't be banned and bookshops should stock it. The logic is pretty clear in my opinion. Previous legal proceedings found in favour of the police. If bookshops had applied a ban on anything that contravened these findings then nothing could have been stocked that supported the Hillsborough...