Re:States where teachers’ unions are strongest are slowest t...
by refurb on Sunday February 27, 2022 @08:42PM
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It’s not a false dichotomy if you just look at the union’s actions.
How does opposing a vaccine mandate help students? The answer is it doesn’t, its just the union flexing its politics muscle by using the mandate as a bargaining chip.
Re:States where teachers’ unions are strongest are slowest t...
by swasheck on Sunday February 27, 2022 @11:37PM
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we’re not debating vaccine mandate efficacy, we’re debating you implication that teachers aren’t in it for the students. you’re being intellectually dishonest.
Re:States where teachers’ unions are strongest are slowest t...
by refurb on Sunday February 27, 2022 @11:47PM
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You did a great job of skirting my question.
How does fighting for an exception to the vaccine mandate (one of the few for public sector in CA - LA just fired 1500 city workers) help students?
Re:States where teachers’ unions are strongest are slowest t...
by swasheck on Monday February 28, 2022 @09:47AM
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that. was. not. the. point. of. my. reply.
it never has been. i’m sorry, but your inability to stop moving goalposts kills this thread.
this is a false dichotomy and reeks of political rhetoric. it’s honestly both. teachers desire a safe working environment for themselves AND want to do the best they can to educate students under the circumstances.