Thanks to the Biden Administration and their complete inability to do anything useful for America, famed author and children’s icon Dr. Seuss is being stripped from schools as the material is considered offensive to some.

For now, only six of the author’s books were deemed inappropriate and taken out of circulation, but it is only a matter of time before PC culture comes after the rest. And for those who might still possess one of Seuss’s forbidden books, selling it has become increasingly hard thanks to new measures taken by websites like eBay. 

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When it comes to anything and everything that can be sold – there is eBay. From houses to collectibles, there isn’t anything that eBay isn’t willing to sell. Well, that was until the Democrats took over and released the PC movement into the country. Now, eBay is even refusing to sell any of the banned books written by Dr. Seuss.

In a statement, Parmita Choudhury, an eBay Corporate Communications Specialist, told reporters, “At eBay, we have a strict policy against hate and discrimination to ensure our platform remains a safe, trusted, and inclusive environment for our global community of buyers and sellers. We’re currently sweeping our marketplace to remove these items. It can take some time to review all existing listings and provide education to impacted users. We’re also monitoring the newly published list to be reviewed.”

And with their statement, the company swiftly purged their site of the following books due to so-called “offensive imagery”: “And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street,” “If I Ran the Zoo,” “McElligot’s Pool,” “On Beyond Zebra!,” “Scrambled Eggs Super!” and “The Cat’s Quizzer.” 

Now that eBay has become woke like the rest of Big Tech, you think they would apply their new rules to everyone, but there are always those few exceptions – like Adolf Hitler. 

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As any user will find, it is nearly impossible to find a single copy of the banned Seuss books, but when it comes to Hitler’s Mein Kampf – there are plenty of copies to snag up for the kids. But it’s not just his book, users can also buy Hitler stamps and plaques because there is no way anyone would find that remotely offensive. 

According to eBay’s policy, they won’t sell “Listings that promote or glorify hatred, violence, or discrimination aren’t allowed.” And yet Mussolini’s “Doctrine of Fascism”, Stalin’s book on socialism in the USSR, and even the Anarchist Cookbook, which give instruction on building bombs, can all still be found for sale on the site. 

So it begs the question, is eBay really purging their site of hateful content, or is this just another tactic by the Democrats to appease their voters?