> If people really want to read things like that, then the publicly funded local liberal should carry them.
Do US libraries typically offer books that glorify 9/11? (I mean the second 9/11 of 2001, not the first of 1973.)
Do US libraries typically offer books that glorify 9/11? (I mean the second 9/11 of 2001, not the first of 1973.)
I don't know any such books. If you have a specific one in mind, I will check to see.
But they do carry 9/11 truther books [1], which often claim that it was "an inside job" or "a hoax" or something.
It was still in the library.
If Maus were rated according to TV standards, there's no way it'd get less than TV-14. Unless you think shows rated TV-14 can be kids' shows, I think that disqualifies it as a kids' book.
Are 14 year olds adults?
I don't know the titles of any such books to search for, but my local public library has several books by notorious holocaust denier David Irving. So probably they wouldn't have a problem with a pro-9/11 book either.
edit: I didn't read the thread carefully, looks like Cato already pointed this out.