The aim of the case was to ensure that in times of crisis, our societies do not abandon their foundational commitments to freedom of religion and belief.
The current trend toward domestic isolation, avoiding strangers, missing out on different perspectives, or skipping impromptu conversations dehumanises.
Dettmar said before the trial that he doubted the usefulness of masks: “If you want to wear them voluntarily to school, you can do so, but we don’t have to patronise parents.”
If one picked up this book expecting a genuine defence of COVID restrictions, one would soon be disabused of that notion. It is both hilarious and deadly serious, obliging the reader to remember all the traumas that befell us.
