borrow the world record book of racist stories

No. Racist content has no place in our society, and no ethical library or lending institution would have such a book available for borrowing.

There shouldn't be a so - called 'world record book of racist stories' because racism is a very wrong and immoral concept. No library or institution should have or promote such a thing. Instead, we should focus on books that promote equality, diversity and anti - racism.

Yes. Banning it would send a clear message that racism is not tolerated. It would protect the vulnerable from being exposed to such harmful and offensive content.

It would fuel more hatred. People who read it might be influenced by the racist ideas in it and start to have discriminatory views towards certain groups.

Definitely not. Such a 'book' would be full of harmful and offensive content. Racism has no place in a civilized society, and promoting it through a so - called 'world record book' is immoral and unacceptable. It would only serve to spread negative stereotypes and divide people.

Definitely. Racism has no place in a civilized and inclusive society. A book full of racist stories would be a relic of a dark era that we should be striving to move away from. It would likely violate basic human rights principles and ethical norms.

There are parts of the Book of Mormon that have been criticized as potentially containing racist ideas. For example, certain passages about the Lamanites which some have interpreted as having a negative view based on race. However, the Latter - day Saints (Mormons) have made efforts over time to distance themselves from such interpretations. They may say that these passages were written in a different historical and cultural context and should not be read as promoting racism today.

Sure, as long as you take good care of it.

No, ghost stories themselves aren't necessarily racist. It depends on how they're written and the intentions behind them.

Ex - Mormons might say that the racist stories in the Book of Mormon are evidence of the problems within the Mormon faith. They could argue that these stories have been used to justify discrimination in some cases. They believe that the modern world should reject such teachings and that the Mormon Church needs to more fully address these issues if it wants to be seen as an inclusive and non - discriminatory religious organization.