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Minneapolis teachers contract says white teachers get fired first
This is explicitly in the contract. Let’s not fire the lousy teachers, let’s fire the honkeys.
Constitution, shmonstitution. We are becoming too stupid to live. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...seniority.html |
Poor victim :want:
Tucker said you're going to be replaced, didn't he? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOz1Bdq1t2M |
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the victims are the kids, who get stuck with teachers whose qualification is skin color. have you ever gotten one right? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Jim doesn’t understand the Teachers voted for the contract.. so there’s no discrimination it’s a condition of employment….
And of course Jim lies talking about people getting fired White teachers would be laid off first That’s not fired And when’s the last time you heard of teachers getting laid off Another spoon feed outrage from the far right echo chamber Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You assume black teachers have no seniority and black teachers they will somehow take over theses schools section states that if a nonwhite teacher is subject to excess, the district must instead excess a white teacher with the “next least” seniority So basically if there are 150 white teachers And 4 black teachers and the need to lay 4 people off and 3 blacks have more seniority then the bottom 3 white and 1 black the black women keeps her job Doesn’t sound that earth shattering And please don’t make it sound as if you care about fairness all of a sudden Ps search this story all the hits are right wing sites imagine that Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
the leftists are really in their glory when they can get on a good "you must be a racist" rant.....:cheers:
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The contract specifies that you group teachers by seniority, and fire the white ones first. What if a white teacher happens to be the best teacher? Is that not possible? anyway, you did what all of you do, you ignored what i said, and responded ( stupidly) to something i never came close to saying. here’s a crazy idea…let’s judge people by what they do ( which we can all control) and leave color ( which we have no control over and therefore says absolutely nothing about us) out of it. why not fire the tall teachers? or the blonde teachers? do you ot see how stupid this is? just because it came from the left, you can’t criticize it. never. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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it’s not racist to say that skin color is literally the only thing that matters. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
Soon, you’ll be replaced
They’re coming for your boat too….. It’s white, isn’t it? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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This is explicitly in the contract. Let’s not fire the lousy teachers, let’s fire the honkeys. Hence you have an integrity problem 2nd the contract was passed by the teachers themselves and The policy doesn’t mention race, which better positions the district and union, experts say. 3rd it’s called a condition of employment In my union we approved a contract that if you were seen smoking or using tobacco products you could be terminated Of course those who got fired tried to say if violated their Rights. The Courts said you willing negotiated that Right away for a raise Same thing happened with detailed doctors notes people cried hippa Courts sorry you negotiated that privacy away This is no different just faux white outraged . Trying to claim it’s going to throw white better teachers out the door over black teachers who can’t possibly possess the same skills .. tell me I am wrong Jim even under the old rules seniority would supersede the best teacher if they had no seniority Didn’t see the Right complaining about that Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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you have kids in a school. the school has to lay off a teacher. Would you rather (a) they fire the worst, laziest, least-skilled teacher, or (b) automatically fire the least senior white teacher, even if thatbhaooems to be a terrific teacher? Have fun answering that. everybody knows who the worst teachers are. How is it not best for the kids, to get rid of them first? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
I just got an expensive looking flyer from the NEARI telling it's members which democrats to vote for in upcoming elections
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here i’m CT, for ten years, the speaker of the state house of representatives was a liberal democrat. Legislature is a part time job in CT, they all have full time jobs. His full time job? He was a rep for the largest state employee union! He worked for the state employee union. So as a state rep, it was his job to vote on the size of his paycheck at his full time job. No conflict of interest there! Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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to funny your article has nothing to do with (a) they fire the worst, laziest, or keeping least-skilled teacher it's still all about seniority until it gets to the bottom of the list but keep injecting something that doesn't apply the way its written A white teacher would have the same protections if the majority of teachers we Black .. but again if the contract stated Race which it does :btu:not |
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In the United States, a political action committee (PAC) is a 527 organization, that pools campaign contributions from members and donates those funds to campaigns for or against candidates, ballot initiatives, or legislation. they cant and dont use union funds to promote campaigns for or against candidates, ballot initiatives, or legislation. But again Scott don't let the facts get in your way :btu: |
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doesn’t mention firing the worst teacher, because per the contract, they must fore the white teacher. I don’t think you understand what’s happening. i’ll see if i can put it into a pop-up book for you. it’s not all about seniority. it’s about seniority and race Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Yet In You mind their telling their members who to vote for … More fantasy’s Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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And if you wanted you donated to your unions PAC or not it’s was never required was it. But it’s funny conservatives like yourself have no issues with dark money and corporate lobbyists But a teacher union you see as a threat and their political sway is somehow unfair LOL Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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answer? teachers unions hurt kids and communities. they enrich teachers and democrats. when i taught, i offered to be the teacher moderator for the ping ping club. there was no money in it, the school was broke. i was happy to do it for free. I get a letter from the union ordering me not to do it unless they paid me. All for the kids. They ( the union) are the most soulless whores you could ever meet. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Do you ever get tired of pounding a square pegs into a round holes teachers unions hurt kids and communities. they enrich teachers and democrats. Yep teachers are so rich and they enrich Democratic’s They ( the union) are the most soulless whores you could ever meet. please spare me your conspiracy’s your just another victim blaming others because you don’t have their pay or their benefits or the guts to do the job … you re pettiness is pathetic for a grown man Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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You had the opportunity to become a union leader when you were a member. Far easier to complain and accuse. You’re upset that A teachers union was willing to do something that they viewed as positive for others, but claim they have no soul. It’s ok for others to be compensated for their labor, but teachers are required to be called. How Catholic of you. Should all work in service of others be done for noble purpose with low compensation? It costs ~$70 to produce a year’s supply of insulin. Yet, the average annual cost of insulin went from $2,864 in 2012 to $5,705 in 2016 to $12,000 in 2022. That’s a 17,142% markup.😳 That isn’t inflation. It isn’t supply chain issues. It is 100% corporate greed. It’s required for some to live, surely right up there with education. Are the pharmaceutical companies also “soulless whores”? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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No, you said that. Scott mentioned a mailer from the teachers union asking people to vote for democrats, and you said thats what PACs do. Wayne, what's the downside to firing the worst teachers, as opposed to the white teachers? Do you assume black teachers need this protection? Seems like you assume that if employment was based on actual ability, that black teachers would be the ones fired, and therefore they need this protection. "because you don’t have their pay or their benefit" Because if I did have their pay and benefits, my company would go bankrupt in a week, just as the liberal pro union states are drowning in debt. Funny how you never mention that. Connecticut has debt it can never, ever pay. The biggest drivers of teh states debt, by far, are public union benefits. As more boomers retire, that debt is no longer a future theoretical thing, its becoming a current reality. WHen you make impossible promises, you can only out-run it for so long When it blows up, the union leaders and democrats who promised them impossible benefits wont care, they'll be retired. Ironically, the ones who will get screwed will be the teachers, who were lied to by both their union and by elected democrats, told the lie that they could deliver benefits that aren't mathematically possible. |
No, you said that. Scott mentioned a mailer from the teachers union asking people to vote for democrats, and you said thats what PACs do.
A he stated they told members how to vote And the candidates were recommended from the PAC committee It’s on their web site under News More General Assembly Endorsements (August 12, 2022) - The National Education Association Rhode Island Political Action Committee for Education (NEARI-PACE) today announced more candidate endorsements for General Assembly primaries in 2022, rounding out their full slate for the primary. These candidates have demonstrated an alignment with NEARI ideals and will work toward policies to support public education and protect Rhode Island workers. We look forward to activating our 12,000 members and their families in support of these candidates. The Rhode Island Primary is September 13. Vote by mail, early in-person at your City or Town Hall, or on Primary Election Day I should have done better research , Guess what their not even a union …. But an association and They are set up like the NRA https://www.nrapvf.org/grades/. So clearly someone misrepresented the flyer Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
wayne, why isn’t it better for children, if we keep the most talented teachers, regardless of skin color?
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Jim every state runs a debt the nation runs a debt. These are not household and can’t be run as such they need legacy investment looking out many years and generations ahead ….
Attached are the states who have retirements work workers . Many Red And the employees pay their % it’s the state who do not moving money around at the risk of those retirees or they get badly invested And the Republicans only weaken the middle class by their decades of anti union rhetoric Why the Republican Party Wants to Destroy Labor Unions. The GOP sees unions and their supporters as enemies to be politically and economically destroyed. (But most Americans don’t agree see other attachments) The right sees unions as a mainstay of the left, a crucial source of cash, campaign manpower and votes. Yep Jim that’s why Republicans hate unions because Because of the way those in unions tend to vote . They don’t care about the worker their family it’s just that simple and sinister and you’ve bought into the same rational At a campaign event someone had been attacking both the state teachers union and public employee pension funds.. and This guy stood up and said ‘My father is a cop, my brother is a cop. They have pensions, I don’t, and it really pisses me off,’ ” Rosenthal recounted. “Damn it, this guy was talking about his father and brother. He was pissed that his own father and brother had pensions.” It’s sounds like something you would think ? The comment reflects the success of the Republican strategy of pitting those who see themselves as taxpayers against public sector unions, viewed by many as takers. Sounds very close to your view on things random? Nope |
Wayne, can you answer my question on why it's better for students to be taught by non-white teachers, than to be taught by the best teachers regardless of color? You seem to be going to great lengths to avoid answering that.
As to your debt data, yes all states have debt. Not all have the same debt, not even close... Here is data from September 2021, ranking states by unfunded debt per capita (per citizen). The 6 states with the highest unfunded debt per capita? NY CT Mass IL Alaska CA Other than Alaska, what do the rest of those states have in common, in terms of politics? https://www.governing.com/finance/st...ebt-per-capita |
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Interesting to see the states most dependent on fed aid: https://commodity.com/blog/federal-aid-states/ |
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Paul, my brother retired after 37 years in education in June. For most of his career, he put 6% of his salary towards his pension, which will pay him 75% of the average of his 3 highest annual salaries, starting at age 59. That math is a joke. Compare to social security, where between me and my employer, I contribute 14% of my salary to the plan, and for my age, I'm not eligible until I'm 67, which would be 45 years of service, and I won't get ANYWHERE near 75% of the average of my 3 highest salaries. I contribute twice as much to SS as he did to his pension, for 8 years longer, to get about one-third of the annual payment that he gets. The math is stupid. And that's why we are where we are. When you spend more than there is, you get into serious trouble. |
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