Banning Book Censorship

Prominent novels are being thrown off the shelves of libraries, movie films are “crucified” by churches and other parental figures; parents shun their children from certain media crediting online profanities they deem unsanitary and hardly fits their child’s standards. Youth will cease to accumulate knowledge of reality beyond the barricade of coddling granted by their guardians—a crux of sacrilegious restrictions implemented just for their “safety” and “wellbeing.” Sheltering someone for a certain amount of time, or at the very least cripple their feeble minds condemns them of popular shows, novels, and anything considered unsuitable to the guardian. Therefore, censorship should not prevent children’s permission to browse these blacklisted
Religious authorities, government officials, and quite commonly school board members are often the ones responsible banning distribution of the book because of either complaints or personal reasons; usually targeting novels, religious affiliates remove them if they are not aligned with their beliefs, likewise school board members, or librarians, find it unnecessary to hand books out with explicit sexual content and offensive language (“Banned Books”). Various authorities have initiated book banning ever since books were created, it was easier to prevent objectifying novels from public distribution in the early ages because they were produced by hand (“Banned Books”). Now in modern day civilization, any objectively critical and obviously offensive novels are permanently targeted subjects of book banning, solely for content unsuitable for the child, which is constantly governed by the parent for some. Not even humor is safe from the thundering leer casted down upon projects of all kind; humor is the perception that a predicament or statement tickles an individual’s funny bone, thus causing them to cackle in response. How censorship applies to humor dates back to the B.C. era, where Plato complains that if a child discovers the amusement repelled against the gods, then they will invoke superiority and ridiculed for mocking the gods by the public (Nilsen). Provocative listeners will deride many comedic performers for misaligned realities promoting stories colliding with each other like polar opposites, only out of spite will they wag their tongues to silence the “triggering” factors breathed from the comedian’s flames. Performers, comedians, public speakers, and advertisers utilize derisive or witty humor as any other individual in today’s society would, they poke fun at an individual by