> The Dr. Seuss books are an example of intentional book banning on political grounds. No, it really isn't. When a book edition goes out of print that does not

> The Dr. Seuss books are an example of intentional book banning on political grounds. No, it really isn't. When a book edition goes out of print that does not mean it's banned. If the editor decides not to invest in a re-edit ion that does not mean it's banned. If you go to a book store and it doesn't have a book that does not mean it's banned. If you go to a library and it doesn't have a book in its inventory that does not mean it's banned. If you lack arguments, please don't fabricate lies and misrepresentations like that. That only makes you look dishonest and desperate to grasp to an argument that even yourself acknowledge has no basis nor merit.