What you (claim you) wanted to say: "What I wanted to say was that people should read books which challenge themselves. That the judge of complexity should be

What you (claim you) wanted to say: "What I wanted to say was that people should read books which challenge themselves. That the judge of complexity should be they and that it is not up to me to decide what people read." What you actually said: "If you visit a book store you will also find out that most "readers" are a very niche group, who mostly read genre fiction or crime slop." Perhaps before refocusing on your snobbery, you should educate yourself on language and sentence construction. Maybe something remedial? For there to be such a huge gulf between what you intended to say and what you actually said, is an indication of deficiencies whose correction is beyond what these forums could provide.