The Fonz Jumps Another Shark: Henry Winkler Says Books Are Not Our Enemy

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This writer loves books and reading. Back when she was in high school and captain of the forensics team, she won gold at the state championship for a four-minute speech on banned books.

That being said, there is not an actual book ban in this country. Some school districts have decided to curate books and the curriculum — which is what every school district does. So it’s a tired, ridiculous argument that books are being ‘banned’ just because they’re not on every shelf or every classroom.

Actor Henry Winkler, best known as the Fonz on ‘Happy Days’ decided to spend Black Friday getting dragged on X for wading into the debate.

Books Are NOT our enemy

— Henry Winkler (@hwinkler4real) November 29, 2024

No, they’re not.

The Leftists who push inappropriate, pornographic books on children are. And we have no obligation to carry those books in our schools.

No.
But do you think it’s appropriate for a book written for LGBTQ teenagers that instructs them on kink sex, bathhouses, using adult sex apps and details urine fetishes and erotically eating poop to be in schools?

Because that’s what award-winning This Book is Gay, does.

— Chad Felix Greene 🇮🇱 (@chadfelixg) November 29, 2024

Award. Winning.

Egads.

Books with explicit sexual content in places where kids can get hold of them are.

Good grief. What happened to you?

— Matthew Marsden (@matthewdmarsden) November 29, 2024

Maybe not, but when you’re dealing with a public school and other peoples children, you do not have the right to give them access to full blown pornography adjacent content. If you want your child to have that vile s**t, do it on your own dime and in your own home. https://t.co/uQWpa5Nf7Y

— Jon (@GayRealist) November 29, 2024

All those books are readily available on Amazon.