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If something really offensive is being sold at a national store, and you're terribly offended by it, do you think protesting and pressuring that national chain to pull this product is ok? If let's say the product is a book, if the chain decides to pull it off its shelves, would you call that banning and censorship?
I have 2 examples
1) A national cardealer is offering to give away AK47 for every new truck you buy, and many are protesting.
2) A book about how to be a better pedophilia is on sale on Amazon, and many are protesting.
Let's say, both bowed down to public outcry. Some say we shouldn't tell a business how to run their business. Books don't commit crimes. Guns don't commit crimes. Banning and censorship is bad.
Others say, if the businesses know that their actions might hurt their future finances, they should listen. After all, that's what businesses do, try to make money from the most people possible. They should be allowed to sell what they want or take off what they want, but the consumers should also be allowed to voice their displeasure and put pressure on businesses.
Your thoughts?
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