Canavan Outs Himself As A Steiner Advocate After Claiming Boys Are Sick Of Being Lectured By Teachers

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Nationals Leader Matt Canavan has raised eyebrows around the country this week.

Across the nation and in his home state of Queensland, Canavan has left many confused again as to what it is he actually stands for.

The latest cause for consternation from the tough ocker Aussie bloke who hates woke nonsense and modern day snowflakes comes in the form or comments made yesterday - where he said teachers are being too hard on our boys.

The extremely woke inner city comments about young boys being sick and tired of being lectured by people who's job it is to lecture and teach them things, comes off the back of Chanel Contos Press Club address, where she spoke about the importance of teaching consent amongst a raft of other things.

In the typical way that well off blokes do when someone says something that makes them feel uncomfortable, Liberal Leader Angus Taylor and Nationals Leader Matt Canavan have hit back, saying that there are too many agendas being taught in schools, and our precious young boys are sick of being lectured.

Of course the 'agendas being pushed' have not been outlined in any particular shape, with vague allusions to feminism, trans rights and scary rainbow people.

However, the comments criticising teachers for doing their literal jobs have also outed Matt Canavan as a big Steiner guy.

The frustration with the mainstream schooling system and the rigid way of teachers telling kids things to try and make them smarter and more well rounded individuals, has led to Canavan finally coming clean.

"Yeah, didn't pick him as a Steiner school guy who hates mainstream teachers," but there ya go, said one local Betoota Heights resident flicking through the paper this morning.

"Would have had him more as a these little snowflakes can suck it up and get on with life, and if teachers are trying to stop them from becoming rapits, that's a good thing."

"But you learn something new every day."

"Keen to see him on the bongo drums."