A New Take on Communism

[kitex]

In Blue Heaven the book became a #1 best seller for several weeks before tapering off to currently be in the top 5 spot. The Minister of Finance, Jack Neer himself even picked up a copy.

[Pikachurin]

Fortunately, the book was not banned in Disparu, since the book did not achieve the minimum scored required to be banned in the Government's criteria of "Forbidden and Dangerous Media". However, the Government prevented publishers and bookstores from directly selling the book due to the fairly high score it achieved, and it was only made available to universities and other organizations that wanted to study the book.

[Michael McBride]

The book, as is with the Communist Party, is banned in the Federation.

[Il Terra Di Agea]

While the book did not find massive success in Norway, it has become common as an example of contemporary Communism, used in both schools and on the bookshelves of a great number of communists and socialists throughout the country.

[Biohazard]

"I thank every nation, and to all the readers who have read the book, although I fear that many nations of the world have misinterpreted the meaning behind the book, or are merely stereotyping Communism," stated Ferrer.

[KaiserMelech Mikhail]

The book has been outlawed in Marscurian Pakistan, and all copies have been burned in public. Anyone who hands over their book now will not be punished, but if caught in the future, possession of any book that glorifies communism will be met with a hefty fine and the inability to ever hold a government job.