To see the lunacy of a vocal minority remove objects of art of literature because their feelings are hurt or they perceive some sort of offence in these works and thus the entire world are bereft of its benefits to the world seems like puritanical behaviour to say the least. As well as being able to decide for themselves and not a small minority who decides to choose for all others. The west is not a communist culture. 

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In the original, Fahrenheit 451 (1966) film based on writer, Ray Bradbury's novel a futurist, Fireman goes around burning books as part of the government's objective to remove them from spreading ideas of free

that cause people to have feelings, like books, paintings and music. 

Again under government mandate.

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The sad thing right now isn't that its a

government or country removing art and literature but, tiny groups of faux outraged social media activists, multi-national companies (for financial gain, though most carry losses as it has the opposite affect, and elitists lecturers looking to make a name for themselves by having a paper published in a cancel culture environment as they clout chase.

 

I wonder how many of these same people will look back in a decade or two and realise their massive mistakes in twisting our culture and society for fame or fortune? And would they apologise or denounce their misguided efforts in destroying western society in their Puritanical efforts?

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I highly doubt it.