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Yeah, we should be able to read waht we want, and use 'common sense' to work out what the content is likely to be.

Reading a book from the 19th or 20th century is likely to have content of old fashioned views, of the time. That goes without saying when I was at school we didn't need content warnings.

I think a book seller in the UK selling harry potter books and removed the author from the book.

Getting ridiculous most people are perfectly capable of reading a book and seeing that book in the context of the era it was written in.

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