idb
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Because the act of burning a book is iirelavant, the book has no life in it. Your question should not even be asked it doesn't matter. The question is why were people killed because of the burning of a book?The bigger question is, why were people killed because a book was burned.
That would be the next question but first, why did Jones burn the book?
A book against the value of life?
There's no question about the value of life to a book.
It goes the other way as well, what's the value of burning a book against the lives lost?
Did he make that evaluation before carrying out his petulant act?