... also arguments for censorship, especially when dealing with the extremes in books and other media that is entirely based on insulting certain groups of people. The book "Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain is considered by many to be racist because of repeated use of degrading terms. However racial equality emerges as a theme of this book. But who judges what the public have ... careful about what image was being presented in domestic press and literature and nobody wrote to many critical articles. Due mainly to the rapid increase in graphical quality (and hence realism), censorship of vide...

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