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Latest post Tue, Jan 24 2012 4:22 PM by TaterSalad. 111 replies.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on Sat, Nov 22 2008
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You just proved my point!
Teachers are overpaid! I did not know the stats. Thanks!
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on Sat, Nov 22 2008
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EVERYONE deserves great insurance.
> Teachers deserve great insurance
Why only teachers?
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on Sat, Nov 22 2008
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Teachers are NOT sacrificial lambs. Sure it's a community service.
Doesn't mean we are stupid.
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Anonymous Citizen


- Joined on Sat, Nov 22 2008
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It's amazing how anti-education Americans are!
All I hear is: we are falling behind the rest of the world, our children need mentors, we need top jobs for the future, we need future leaders, blah blah blah. However, who is the first person to be attacked and ridiculed? Teachers.
Don't people realize that teachers educate this country's future?
Teachers make too much? Have too much health insurance and big pensions? OK...if that's the case, then why didn't you become a teacher? How come you're working whatever job you are working making "way less" than we are and are unhappy? YOU CHOSE to not become a teacher, why fault us? Wouldn't you want the people directly responsible for the future of your children, of this country (!) to be making a decent living and have health care? Would you live in a home build by drunkards making $8 an hour? No. Would you get an operation done by a doctor who made $10 an hour and worked for minimum benefits? Heck no! OK, so then would you trust your kid's education to low-paid hacks? YES! At least that is what most people in this country think. How ridiculous.
Every other country in the world is starting to pass us by because education is valued and respected in those countries. In America, we just give it lip-service and then do everything we can to destroy it.
Remember the old adage, "you get what you pay for?"
I DARE YOU to send your kids to a school run by people making $25,000 or less a year (since teachers make too much). Then after they graduate you can go see them at McDonald's and be proud that you just ordered a hamburger from your high achiever.
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TaterSalad



- Joined on Wed, Aug 24 2011
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The real problem with Public Unions is that the Union leaders during tough and lean times when the tax payers are tapped out themselves will "only" except lay-offs as a means to balance their towns, cities, states governments.
This places the taxpayers who are the providers and funders of these public union employees through tax collections which brings risk and safety issues when the fireman and police are laid off instead of taking less in wages and/or benefits to balance their cities or townships budgets. Putting the homeowners/taxpayers at risk by the Unions "only lay-off policies" is wrong and immoral.
Union leaders to their constituents: "Keep them dues coming"!..............
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gypsy


- Joined on Thu, Mar 19 2009
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The taxpayers are the employers of the union teachers. The unions are and have been more than willing to work within budget constraints.
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TaterSalad



- Joined on Wed, Aug 24 2011
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Michigan - MEA has a 28 page manual which instructs its members to use students as propaganda for contract negotiations. The MEA bows to the Saul Alinsky "Rules for Radicals". This is why Public Unions are not wanted in the United States.
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