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Apollo-

I never understood why people hate millionaires and CEO's? They are the ones who create and make jobs for people. I respect all first responders; but to your point, don't they know the dangers of the job when they apply? I would argue they are willing to take accept the dangers because the lifetime benefits and retirement packages are fantastic! I cannot debate your claim about the 1 in 5 getting cancer; I do not know how factual that is, but if it is true then why are they willing to take that chance? Again, they do it in order to reap the benefits.

Public schools are failing, building are falling apart and many of the kids within those schools have little if any respect for their teachers and administrators, right? On the other hand; private, charter and Catholic schools are almost the complete opposite. My question then is why the ultimate goal of folks who graduate with a teaching degree try so hard to work in the public school system? I would think its almost a "no brainer" that teaching in either a private, charter or parochial school would be easier? But that is not the case, is it? Oh wait... Public schools have unions... Ok, now I understand. So when teachers say they do what they do because they want to "provide children with the necessary tools they need academically to succeed in life," or "they love that they have the potential to make a difference in a child's life" they mean it as long as they can realize the benefits associated with being in a Teacher's Union where they are guaranteed a huge payday!

Apollo, I guess we should just agree to disagree, I hope you have a great weekend.

Warwick Freemason

The Taxpayer's Freemason

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