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john doe 000069 wrote:
<quoted text>HaHaHa you're the one that's a idiot. How many people over the years lost their home because of the greedy labor unions. It's time to abolish all labor unions. A person I know had to move from one area to another because of the high school taxes. They are going through hell because the school where they live doesn't meet the requirements their kid needs. This is where the school vochers would come into play.
How does anything that you have written above link teacher's unions to failing schools? One has absolutely nothing to do with the other.
Let's play this out...we dissolve all teacher's unions. Great! What then...are kids magically going to tap into this universal wealth of knowledge that appeared out of nowhere that was hidden under a rainbow by the teacher's unions? Are all kids out of nowhere going to become Doogie Howser? You know what will happen...NOTHING. If anything it will simply become worse, because at the end of the day, while the parent was at work making their living, an inexperienced teacher in a classroom somewhere, who could really care less because they are barely making a living dealing with the exact same children as before the unions went away. At least before there might have been a teacher in the building who actually had some experience...and some might of even cared. Who are we going to pass the blame onto then...not enough testing...the government...not enough money...colleges not producing "good" teachers...more certifications...what...tell me so I know.
I DO NOT AGREE AT ALL with having my home taxed for education. If anything I beleive it's unconstitutional. I beleive that there are better ways to fund the public school system. Maybe like taxing the oil and gas companies up north?
But abolishing teacher's unions does NOTHING to solve the fact that kids are too preoccupied with what to screw next, which nipple to pierce, and what drug to smoke. If they are not doing any of these things then they are glued in front of a computer, cell phone, or doing some other mindless activity. THose that succeed are driven to succeed and taught to do so by parents, teachers, and sometimes even circumstance. If you want an education...WORK FOR IT...DONT EXPECT that knowledge will just sink into your head without working at it. And parents are too busy being friends with their kids at best than doing their JOB of being real parents and teaching things like manners, discipline, dedication, and self worth. Things they dont make a pill for.
In the same mind set kids and parents need to realized that an education is a PRIVELEDGE and they should be glad they have a school to go to in the first place. There are kids in the world that dont even have that. And the goal of going is to learn something...not a social event. Until that gets through, NOTHING will change. No amount of money, no amount of testing, and no amount of union abolishment will fix what's happening here.
So yes Mr. Corbett you are an idiot...just like countless of other's that make six figures, sitting in nice big chairs, with expense accounts that match actual teacher's salaries, pretending they identified the problem and that the solution is just bill away. What qualifications does he have to make that assumption that "link teachers unions to failing schools" and that by eliminating the unions everything will be great and every student will be a rocket scientist by graduation?