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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 8077623">I don't think D&D should be cultural insensitive. I do think people are going to disagree over WHAT is culturally insensitive. And a lot of this discussion revolves around whether a person being offended automatically means their offense is warranted. The argument is about where that bar ought to be, and I think the bar has moved much too far in the direction of accepting every critique as valid. If we are at the point where multiple sensitivity readers need to be hired in order to make sure a book doesn't offend anyone before its release, I think we've gone much too far in the direction of empowering the offended. There is also the original subject which wasn't about the content of D&D books going forward, but whether older books with content that people today may find offensive, should still remain on sale. I think taking away or changing such existing books would be a form of censorship</blockquote>