Margaret Atwood – what fear the rights in Alberta, Canada? humor

Is there anything that is embarrassing to the right? Yes: jokes about them. In the Canadian province of Alberta, 200 books for schools and libraries were recently banned. Alberta is ruled by Trump Sympathisant Danielle Smith. She wants to make Alberta more independent of Canada and much more repressive. Among the forbidden books were “1984” by George Orwell, “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley, and “The Report of the Mag” by Margaret Atwood – The Canon of Enlightenment Natural Denate against Dictatorship and for Democracy. Fundamentalist Christians and conservative parent associations had put the school authority under pressure to capture these books that they were not suitable for children. A demagogical fairy tale count.

The 85-year-old Margaret Atwood then asked the Canadian children to get their dangerous novel, because “then your hair will start to burn!” And she published a very modern on X a utrac root but real fairy tale about a couple who believe in something like this. They would not have bowel movements, no pimples and no sex, but still five children – and Jesus misunderstood as a call to enrichment. And one day they lived in a dictatorship as described in “The Report of the Mag”. In it women are disenfranchised and only a child of birthing. And then Danielle Smith no longer had a job, but “a pretty new blouse”.

The real Danielle Smith did not find it funny and suspended the ban on the 200 books. The school authority “went too far”. Is there anything that fears? Yes, the good old reading.