Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "America's Newest Outsourced Job: Public School Teachers" video.

@CatOMattic Schools still have a mass shooting problem lmao, write paragraphs all you want No other country has this issue, even Switzerland which is armed to the teeth has better lives than Americans. Also no one mentioned blacks, but you jumped straight to it... sounds like someone's got some issues to work through
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@Hunching-z8q They don't work 9 months of the year. How stupid are you? Add up the classes they take to learn new teaching methods, the time they spend teaching summer school, the time they spend creating a new curriculum each year, and the time they spend grading for hours after school each day, and the amount of work they actually do puts them in the $30-40K range. Hardly good for a salaried position. Not to mention they're expected to pay out of pocket for anything beyond what they get the first day. So, new supplies? Dry erase markers run out? Whiteboard scratch up? Bulletin boards break? Electric sharpener broke? Kids don't have clothes? Your school doesn't participate in free lunch, and the parents are poor, too? Pay up.
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@lance3635 Alright, have fun losing your job, too. If not yours, then your children's. If you want to take it to its logical extreme, let's wait until only African employees are desirable by companies. Just don't complain when everyone bar the poorest laborers have money to live on.
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Pup Pup Man America doesn't deserve to complain about something it started- overthrowing Mexico's president and replacing him with a dictator in the 1950's, then convincing the post-revolutionary government to outlaw marijuana by circulating fake 'reefer madness' stories in the newspapers near its southern border, then spraying pesticide on Mexican fields, only stopping when those same products ended up in U.S. supermarkets.
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@vaderrider4887 You're not too smart, are you? Teachers regularly have to buy their own supplies for the classes they teach- something no other country is lazy enough to allow. You talk about all teachers, and your example is a single college professor? Get out of here with that bullshit. Especially if your professor was tenured, those are two completely different jobs. After the end of every day, teachers still have to go home and grade for hours, and have their curriculum ready for the next day. No one is asking for wealth, you prick. They just want to be paid for the hours they actually work. They shouldn't be paid like wait staff, they have careers and schools depend on their ability to teach. They're teaching your kids, and you're going to support someone who wants to cut their pay even more? Lol, your funeral buddy
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@Lookielou No, they don't. Do you know any teachers? Is that what they told you? Most teach summers to make ends meet. The labor they put in and the money they get out are not proportional in any sense, and any extra expenses beyond the bare minimum are expected to come out of the teacher's pocket. Writing supplies, whiteboards, staplers, papers, extra clothes for the students that don't have them, medical supplies (gotta love the South) for high school students, the list goes on. They go home and grade for hours and then get yelled at by parents when their 'perfect little angel' doesn't get an A on the test they didn't study for. Give me- no, them- a fucking break!
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@vilecrocodile9171 Socrates said the same thing about kids... 2,000 years ago. You're small-minded and have no self-awareness. You're just repeating what every other generation does, no different than the last.
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REDEX SUBZERO No they aren't lmao. Also, public money going into private hands? NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION I can't vote on who makes those decisions! It's some capitalist who just wants to make money! The only private schools that work are the old ones (Ivy Leagues), the new ones suck and don't teach. Don't even get started on charter schools. Students on average were a year behind after returning to public schools.
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