Comments by "Billy Bob" (@davidrobertsemail) on "Georgia teacher resigns over concerns with back-to-school plan" video.

  1. Arthur Morgan I agree but so is walking instead of driving. We can’t go on like this it’s killing our economy and destroying lives. Yes protect those at risk but that doesn’t mean school closed indefinitely. Teen suicide, abuse, drugs, alcohol,etc. all will kill more than this virus. The cure is killing the patient. We had the same death rate in 1958 with the Asian flu. Only a few schools closed in hot spots and life went on. Either way many people fisa gonna this.....you’ve noticed ;-) Let parents be in control of where they send their children to be educated. Not school unions. Let the money follow the children and let’s not damage our children’s education further. Choice is all I’m asking for.
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  2. It’s teachers v parents. Parents don’t get paid if they don’t go to work....teachers get paid not to teach.
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  3. If teachers hadn’t been paid since March like millions of Americans they would be telling us how safe it is to open schools. They are getting paid not to work! No teachy no payee!
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  4. If they aren’t going to teach why should we be forced to pay for them?
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  5. wade stanton I know, it’s criminal. We shouldn’t be forced to pay for a terrible product.
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  6. Yolanda Kent so if one teacher gets sick we stop education? How about we allow parents to access public schools or not. Let the money follow the child. ......ah but then the unions would object.
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  7. Arthur Morgan you can’t pick and choose everything you want to pay for I agree. Law and order for example. However education is already established as a private function. It’s much better than public and should be an option for people that don’t want public schools. If private schools refused to teach nobody would pay them. Why are we paying teachers not to work. Please don’t say remote teaching is working. I’m a parent of two. It isn’t. We should have a choice, let the money follow the child. Private school teachers are doing significantly better than public during this pandemic.
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