Amazon Claims Delisting of a Conservative Book Was an 'Error' and No One's Buying That Excuse

We can't help but notice that any time a social media account is suspended or a book is banned, it's usually the account of a conservative or a book written by a conservative. When called out, the platform or retailer that suspended the account or banned the book says it was done 'in error.'

This time, it happened on Amazon with a book written by conservative YouTuber Mark Dice. In 2023, Dice published 'The War on Conservatives,' which became a bestseller with thousands of positive reviews.

Dice's book was removed on June 16, and Amazon said it was because the book 'might result in a disappointing customer experience' — three years and thousands of sales later.

Amazon Offers Bizarre Explanation For Suddenly Banning Conservative YouTuber's Book: 'Censored by the world's largest bookseller' https://t.co/Ey5GozHG4W
— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 29, 2026

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The book, “The War on Conservatives,” by media analyst and the first conservative YouTuber to reach 1 million subscribers, Mark Dice, was taken down on June 16. It had garnered several thousand five-star ratings and hundreds of positive reviews on the site, having reached the No. 4 spot on Amazon’s overall bestseller list.
“I think it’s obvious Amazon was determined to censor the book until they received the media inquiry from the Daily Caller and realized it wasn’t going to happen quietly and was about to turn into a major news story,” Dice said.
Dice said that it was “ironic” that a book written in part to call out cancel culture and the censorship of conservative viewpoints by major technology and media platforms has “itself been censored by the world’s largest bookseller after years of successful sales, positive customer feedback, and documented reader satisfaction.”
The book also gives social commentary on contemporary issues, including immigration, attacks on Christianity and the traditional family, gender ideology, and broader political and cultural divisions in America.