'We carry a lot of books we find abhorrent': Bookstore won't carry Andy Ngo's book exposing Antifa on its shelves

Remember when Target punted and said it would sell Abigail Shrier’s “Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze That’s Seducing Our Daughters” after all, after saying it had removed the book from its online selection after at least one Twitter complaint?

Here’s video of protesters outside Powell’s bookstore in Portland yelling, “Don’t sell Andy Ngo’s book!” As we told you the other day, racist Sarah Jeong was wondering when Twitter was going to permanently suspend Ngo for “incitement” for posting the mug shots of left-wing extremists alongside the charges against them. Now he has a book out — “Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy” — and bookstores are being pressured not to carry it.

"STOP SELLING ANDY NGO'S BOOK"
"HELL NO, WE WON'T NGO"

A crowd of #antifa have gathered outside @Powells bookstore in downtown Portland to demand they pull my book from their website. The store has already announced it won't stock the book on shelves. pic.twitter.com/bsX5HMGDSW

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) January 11, 2021

Yeah, check out this backbone:

At Powell’s, a lot of our inventory is hand-picked and hand-promoted. And a lot of our inventory is not hand-picked. Unmasked by Andy Ngo came to us through an automatic data feed via one of our long-term partners, Hachette Book Group. (1 of 3)

— Powell's Books (@Powells) January 11, 2021

A better approach is to create a list where people who can't handle opposing ideas have you protect them from seeing certain books. This is similar to how gambling addicts can ask casinos to bar them. The rest of us don't need to be protected from scary books.

— Reclaiming My Time Machine (@oreillythemovie) January 11, 2021

Bake the cake.

— ??American G0R!11@? (@GorillaEatzPie) January 11, 2021

Strangely I can buy Mein Kampf no problem.

— Chris Welch (@Chris_AWelch) January 11, 2021

Too late. Already ordered it.

— TresHall (@gingertreshall) January 11, 2021

That’s fine. I already pre-ordered online. If I knew a bookstore that stocked it, I’d buy from them.

Welcome to 1984

— Roger Moore (@BonusDonuts) January 11, 2021

This is some of the best free advertising you could have gotten. Going to order it tonight.

— You Can Put Me On Your Damn Lists ⚔ (@ChrisMcHickey) January 11, 2021

Awesome publicity!

— Curtis Bird (@CurtisBird16) January 11, 2021

Hilariously, without their protest, I would have almost no idea that the book existed.

— Taynna (@Taynna) January 11, 2021

Someone tell Antifa 1st amendment rights go both ways.

— マヨ (@littlemayo) January 11, 2021

https://twitter.com/myndUrByzniss/status/1348764116027117568

Favorite part is when she tries to use her kindergarten hand signal to get the rage mob behind her to quiet down so she can make yell at the owner, but the mob won't have it… they wanna scream and gnash those teeth.

Congrats, America.

Less than half of y'all voted for this.

— Cecil Charles (@thececilcharles) January 11, 2021

If these people actually read books they might be more embarrassed about being part of today's book burning brigade https://t.co/ABxZejF9x8

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) January 11, 2021

The crackdown continues … maybe Twitter really will ban Ngo for inciting these protesters to mob a bookstore.

Related:

ACLU lawyer says stopping the book on transgenderism that Target pulled and its ideas is ‘100% a hill I will die on’ https://t.co/JjdAjZoA6C

— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) November 14, 2020