The people who banned Mein Kampf were
Edit: I've since reevaluated what good guys means and now disagree with my own statement
reaches into asscrack
Huh. Interesting. Thanks for the info :)
Interesting. Have you ever seen green nipples? Is that possible?
What is the name of the contraption on the left? Looks like a perperpetual motion machine but I'd like to learn more about it.
At the end of the day yes. But it'd also be good start if normal Americans realised that american millionaires aren't part of their community and don't represent them. And the rich guys know that they'r a seperate group with different common interests. But they still claim to be American and that their goal is to make America great again.
That's why it's a bad category. The average american worker has more in common with a French worker than with an american millionaire.
Edit: just realised the meme called all book banners not good guys instead of bad guys. And I agree the Bavarian government are definitely not good guys. Still left the original reply for ceomleteness' sake even though it's based on a wrong premise.
I agree that it should not be banned. However this one mistake isn't enough to label the people who banned it as bad guys. Overall the people who banned it, namely the Bavarian government, did an OK job at managing their state. They are conservative to be sure and passed a bunch of other bad legislation but not enough to make them bad guys. I associate bad guys with movie villains and while there are governments around the world that are on that level the Bavarian government isn't amongst them.