[MacLac]

Danielle, they are just following the spirit of your rules as intended. Unfortunately, the spirit is mean spirited, but you have downloaded compliance so you can cleverly politically distance yourself from it if needed.

Should read the comments of Smitty's "Flat Earther's Society," on LinkedIN. Now all of a sudden these books are a problem...too funny. "The school executives need to fired for this travesty." "What about the children?" It's hundreds of comment of good entertainment....

 

[David A]

Alberta rewriting order banning school library books to protect classics: Smith

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is rewriting a ministerial order directing school divisions to ban books containing sexually explicit content to ensure classic books stay on library shelves.

www.ctvnews.ca

Marlaina still blames the Edmonton Public Schools division for this pause instead of herself.

If there was a prize for finger pointing, she would win. There is a long list of others she blames for various problems: the Feds, municipalities, schools, AHS ... and so on.

Apparently she is blameless for everything and her gullible supporters believe this bs.

 

[TAS]

If there was a prize for finger pointing, she would win. There is a long list of others she blames for various problems: the Feds, municipalities, schools, AHS ... and so on.

Apparently she is blameless for everything and her gullible supporters believe this bs.

And don't forget when she was Chair of the Calgary Board of Trustees that was dismissed by the Government of Alberta in 1999. It was dismissed after being deemed dysfunctional by the province.

But in that case if was the fault of the Alberta Government and the other trustees on the board.

 

[MacLac]

Crazy C&*T face - that's our MAGA Premier!

Rob Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order

If the result of marching orders given to school boards is pointless and absurd book bans, the blame lies with those who drafted them.

edmontonjournal.com

"At that same news conference, Smith was asked specifically about the inclusion of Atlas Shrugged, a personal favourite of hers. Smith suggested that book should instead be mandatory reading in high school."

 

[trevorhayden]

Pathetic. Sad really.

 

[kcantor]

I wouldn't be unhappy to see Atlas Shrugged as part of a core curriculum reading list that also includes The Grapes of Wrath, Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Dispossessed, The Grapes of Wrath and The Shock Doctrine. Maybe with Harari's Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind for good measure.

 

[Whattagame]

Can you imagine how quickly society would crumble if these zero-accountability Randian dorks got their way?

 

[David A]

And don't forget when she was Chair of the Calgary Board of Trustees that was dismissed by the Government of Alberta in 1999. It was dismissed after being deemed dysfunctional by the province.

But in that case if was the fault of the Alberta Government and the other trustees on the board.

Rob Breakenridge: Blame for disastrous school book ban lies squarely with who issued the order

If the result of marching orders given to school boards is pointless and absurd book bans, the blame lies with those who drafted them.

edmontonjournal.com

 

[Gus Haynes]

This would be a lot funnier if the UCP weren't meddling with our kids, but Danielle's unique combination of malice and incompetence is still kind of funny.

 

[The_Cat]

Hey, Dani, leave those books alone.

 

[Gronk!]

This would be a lot funnier if the UCP weren't meddling with our kids, but Danielle's unique combination of malice and incompetence is still kind of funny.

Danielle hates transgender kids, therefore her unique combination of malice and incompetence is NOT that funny.

Province facing backlash for move toward mandatory pronoun notification in schools

As thousands of kids returned to Alberta classrooms on Tuesday. The government is facing backlash over the province moving toward mandatory pronoun notification in schools. Advocacy groups say the changes are unconstitutional. “This policy will cause significant harm to students in the province...

edmonton.citynews.ca

Advocacy groups launch legal challenge against Alberta’s Bill 27 | Globalnews.ca

Two advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the province surrounding Bill 27, a controversial piece of legislation that aims to regulate pronoun use for gender-fluid students.

globalnews.ca

 

[David A]

Danielle hates transgender kids, therefore her unique combination of malice and incompetence is NOT that funny.

Province facing backlash for move toward mandatory pronoun notification in schools

As thousands of kids returned to Alberta classrooms on Tuesday. The government is facing backlash over the province moving toward mandatory pronoun notification in schools. Advocacy groups say the changes are unconstitutional. “This policy will cause significant harm to students in the province...

edmonton.citynews.ca

Advocacy groups launch legal challenge against Alberta’s Bill 27 | Globalnews.ca

Two advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit against the province surrounding Bill 27, a controversial piece of legislation that aims to regulate pronoun use for gender-fluid students.

globalnews.ca

Years ago she claimed to be a libertarian, now she is micromanaging and meddling in everything. Its hard to know how much of her bs she really believes and how much is pandering to the base she hopes will keep her in power

 

[kcantor]

... Its hard to know how much of her bs she really believes and how much is pandering to the base she hopes will keep her in power

For the rest of us, the difference between those two is what exactly?

 

[David A]

For the rest of us, the difference between those two is what exactly?

I feel that when she comes to the conclusion this may not be the best strategy to stay in power, she will shift somewhat like with the book ban clime down.

 

[trevorhayden]

Most of her government's finite time to date has been to propose a terrible idea, be forced to cancel it. Nothing else has been actually improved.