Bookstores with liberal agendas?

[softwaremama]

Has anybody experienced this?

There is a bookstore I frequent, a Borders Books, where more conservative books are, uh, not on shelves, difficult to find--or unavailable. For example, I had to order the O'Neal book, Unfit for Command, even though it's a bestseller--and I live in a major metro area, BTW. At other times, when I've looked for O'Reilly's books, Ann Coulter's et al, I have to find a clerk who then retrieves the book from some Siberian zone of the store--or I've had to order the books because they're "sold out."

Is this a phenom in your area? Are funky-looking liberal clerks w/agendas praticing guerilla book-banning to support their addictions to strong coffee? Or is Borders (or other stores I'm not aware of) not about selling product?

 

[Avatar4321]

Ive always just thought that they dont have conservative books because there is such a big demand that they go fast.

 

[softwaremama]

Ive always just thought that they dont have conservative books because there is such a big demand that they go fast.

No, I think they hide them, purposely damage them, and lose them. There was a discussion on talk radio recently verifying this; others in this metro area have experieneced this. I'm wondering if this phenom is happening elsewhere.