El Opinador Compulsivo

Orson Scott Card sobre la apenas disimulada propaganda antijudía que pulula por ahí. En fin, creo que es imposible de contrarrestar. Hay demasiada gente que desea desde el fondo de su alma creer estas cosas, que se siente tan bien haciéndolo (visto en LGF):

Let me tell you about an audiobook that I hated.

I didn't hate it because it was badly written -- it was mediocre in the way that mediocre thrillers usually are, and that means it would ordinarily have been tolerable.

No, the reason I stopped listening to Steve Berry's The Alexandria Link is that this book is evil.

I don't mean it's about evil. I don't even mean that it is evil-porn, like those horror books whose authors are pervertedly devoted to thinking up cool ways to torture and kill people.

I mean that this book, to the degree that it is read by people ignorant of history (i.e., practically everybody), will move us closer to a future in which our society permits or even approves of the murder of Jews and the destruction of the state of Israel.

Wait! This book is fiction! How could it have such an effect?
Well, it can't -- not all by itself. Its effect is incremental. But it's real.

Here's how it works.