Why are they banning “Wrinkle in Time?” It can’t (well shouldn’t) be religion. I have always thought of L’Engle as a religious person. And I mean that in a good way.
Never mind, I did a search, and the villains are the usual suspects. Perhaps they recognize themselves as the villains in the book, who want everyone toeing the same line all at the same time … forever.
Literature is essential in our lives. We need it to expand our imaginations and creativity. Banning books is a complete and total crime, all thanks to stupid and whiny moral guardians. Verne is doing the right thing by keeping those books.
This comic is somewhat of a distraction from the very real problems and concerns that many parents have: that their schools or some of the teachers in their schools are exposing their very young children to material (especially sexually explicit material) that they view as inappropriate; and that they are promoting political, social, sexual, and/or “moral” agendas which are contrary to their beliefs.
Garbage cans and cinder blocks. Hammer, hammer, saw, saw?…
Can’t get into the argument about books. It not fair to argue with idiots. How can you tell they’re the idiots? Read what books and why they’re banning them.
Only one book was not allowed in our school when I was at grade 8 level. It was NOT in the library but almost everyone had a copy and was reading it. It became more popular when one of the teachers disclosed she was a former associate of the author. Xaviera Hollander – The Happy Hooker.
Slavery, killing, torcher, are generally considered bad and should not be shown as good things. Lets ban the Bible. Banning cuts both ways. That is if you are being honest about it.
Gee, I totally understand that ‘Hop On Pop’ encouraged children to use violence against their fathers and was banned in Canada. Aayyup. Seuss must be spinning in his grave.
allen@home about 1 year ago
Good job Verne.
ikini Premium Member about 1 year ago
Serious subject, but I can’t help chuckling over the reversed "e"s in “free” and the misspelling of “library”.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member about 1 year ago
Why are they banning “Wrinkle in Time?” It can’t (well shouldn’t) be religion. I have always thought of L’Engle as a religious person. And I mean that in a good way.
Never mind, I did a search, and the villains are the usual suspects. Perhaps they recognize themselves as the villains in the book, who want everyone toeing the same line all at the same time … forever.
boneroller42 about 1 year ago
Yeah, but “Hop on Pop”?? WTF??
Tigressy about 1 year ago
At least they don’t burn them – yet.
Oh well; this century’s still young…
nosirrom about 1 year ago
Book banning is one of the first steps to dictatorships.
Ellis97 about 1 year ago
Literature is essential in our lives. We need it to expand our imaginations and creativity. Banning books is a complete and total crime, all thanks to stupid and whiny moral guardians. Verne is doing the right thing by keeping those books.
A1scout about 1 year ago
A lot of people didn’t learn their history and are now repeating it. They should at least read Fahrenheit. 451! Oh, was that banned too???
Doug K about 1 year ago
This comic is somewhat of a distraction from the very real problems and concerns that many parents have: that their schools or some of the teachers in their schools are exposing their very young children to material (especially sexually explicit material) that they view as inappropriate; and that they are promoting political, social, sexual, and/or “moral” agendas which are contrary to their beliefs.
gokar RLV about 1 year ago
Garbage cans and cinder blocks. Hammer, hammer, saw, saw?…
Can’t get into the argument about books. It not fair to argue with idiots. How can you tell they’re the idiots? Read what books and why they’re banning them.
rossevrymn about 1 year ago
nice, an aware of adult realities library
TMMILLER Premium Member about 1 year ago
Only one book was not allowed in our school when I was at grade 8 level. It was NOT in the library but almost everyone had a copy and was reading it. It became more popular when one of the teachers disclosed she was a former associate of the author. Xaviera Hollander – The Happy Hooker.
oakie817 about 1 year ago
i started high school in RI, and a lot of the banned books were required reading for class
jasonsnakelover about 1 year ago
There are three book titles I recognize the names of: A Wrinkle in Time, Huckleberry Finn, and To Kill a Mockingbird.
Holden Awn about 1 year ago
Since you’re a cartoon, put your old Hentai collection lower so the kids can reach it easier…
Gina Carson about 1 year ago
The Bible was banned in the 60s and nobody said a word.
Hydrohead about 1 year ago
what was being sawed and hammered if it is just Rubbermaids stacked on cinder blocks?
wjbillthompson about 1 year ago
Only fascists ban books. Stop them NOW!
tony_n_jen2003 about 1 year ago
From Laugh-in “Nine out of ten people mispronounce the word libary” Strange I remember that from all those years ago.
leemorse9777 about 1 year ago
Slavery, killing, torcher, are generally considered bad and should not be shown as good things. Lets ban the Bible. Banning cuts both ways. That is if you are being honest about it.
beany54 about 1 year ago
I love it!
ISENOTHING about 1 year ago
Gee, I totally understand that ‘Hop On Pop’ encouraged children to use violence against their fathers and was banned in Canada. Aayyup. Seuss must be spinning in his grave.
harebell about 1 year ago
Is “stamped” the title of a book? Should I be looking for it? How about “drama”?