I bet there's a lot of content in there that I probably wouldn't care to see or read and is insignificant to it's theme.
That would be a bad bet.
The thing is if you're trying to make a point there will often be plenty of smucks out there that will fill their argument with indecent and
unneccessary filth and vulgarity. That is something I too disapprove of.
Bradbury simply doesn't do that. In fact, he's sort of famous in the community for his stance on vulgarity.
I bet I can guess what made you think otherwise too, this dad and daughter duo of dimwitted dolts. See how their uninformed opinion spreads like a
filthy miasma, corrupting those who come in contact with their words?
It's simple to present this from a biased perspective all you have to do is play around with a few words and you will get the shock reaction.
The book is one of the most important in existance on the subject, and it's well-written. It's a classic, with a message, and delivered with style
- what more could one want?
There's no sensationalism here, just good old-fashioned, honest, outrage.
Do yourself a favor and read the goddamn book before making up your mind about it. Don't be like these people...