2020 exposed the teachers unions for the frauds they are – Washington Examiner

"They’d rather spread deliberately exaggerated fears about the coronavirus so they can exercise power over local governments, encouraging teachers to walk out of the classroom if their schools reopen and threatening strikes if government officials buck their demands. Now, almost unbelievably, a teachers union in Chicago is suggesting widespread vaccination won’t be enough to convince teachers to return to the classroom."
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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

The teachers unions actions are equivalent to violence against children

Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

School vouchers for all would go a long way toward curbing teachers union power. The very last thing that teachers unions want to face is accountability, competition and the forces of the free market.

Last edited 5 years ago by Tom Paine's Ghost
anonymous
5 years ago

no one with a backbone will do anything about it.

DixonSyder
5 years ago

Overrated job. Most teachers are doing it for one reason, no, not for the children, but for short hours, good pay and benefits. Get fired chalk burners then find out what a real job is. 8.5 hours a day, 1/2 hour lunch, 1 or 2 weeks of vacation, no half day bs, punch in, punch out, 4 or 5 holidays a year.

Juicy Smollier
5 years ago
Reply to  DixonSyder

This is also true for Cops and Fire guys (the most overpaid of all besides teachers).

Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Juicy Smollier

This is definitely true otherwise these cops would not enforce unconstitutional orders for a paycheck.

Juicy Smollier
5 years ago
Reply to  Aaron

I am generally pro Cop and pro Fire by the way. I’m also pro-sanity about what the job is for most (I’ve seen hundreds of out of shape or obese DOC and cops), and at least in IL, the agreements with them have led to the insolvency of many things. I also noticed that occasionally I am being censored with comments on wirepoints, which is pretty lame. Rarely, but if you comment about a certain class of people even indirectly, they restrict. Very Voltaire telling.

Aaron
5 years ago
Reply to  Juicy Smollier

Censorship is cowardly.

heyjude
5 years ago

Our cultural and political institutions are taking off the masks and now showing very clearly what they are all about- lust for money and power. They do not even try to hide it any more. Feels like we are nearing an end game here…

george
5 years ago

Teachers should be ordered back to work. If they don’t show up they will not be paid. Sick days taken only with proof of illoness from doctor. If they strike….so what. The damage to this generation of young people is already done. How long do you think the unions will last if the teachers get no paycheck.

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