Amazon recently pulled off its store a book challenging some of the assumptions of the transgender movement. Do you think Amazon should be taking such books out of its online store or should be allowing the book to be sold on its platform?
Wording notes: describes the book only as 'challenging some of the assumptions of the transgender movement' - the book (Ryan T. Anderson, 'When Harry Became Sally') is not named | no 'not sure' option
loaded_terms — the sympathetic characterization of the removed book ('challenging some of the assumptions') and the omission of its actual content frames the removal as censorship of ordinary dissent; the item measures free-speech attitudes more than views of trans people
