It's illegal. It's immoral. It is a judgment call by someone as big as Amazon to say -- even if they just said this, what if someone buys this book, they molest a child, the cops find this book in the house, and then the parents decide to sue the pedophile and Amazon.
John Walsh discusses the legal and moral implications of Amazon selling harmful books, highlighting potential consequences.
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