“[Confiscating a book and punishing its author] is a sign that one does not have a good case, or at least doesn't trust it enough to defend it with reasons and refute the objections. Some people even go so far as to consider prohibited or confiscated books to be the best ones of all, for the prohibition indicates that their authors wrote what they really thought rather than what they were supposed to think . . .” PeopleThinkingDoeBookReasonEnoughCasesBeing The BestCensorshipFirst AmendmentProhibitionObjectionsFreedom To Read Author:Laszlo Radvanyi
