If teachers didn't want the job, then why did they apply for it?
No government employee should get rich off of the taxpayers. Oh no, they have to pay for PENCILS. Damn near every single person in the country has to pay something to do their job, cry me a river.
If teachers didn't want the job, then why did they apply for it?
No government employee should get rich off of the taxpayers. Oh no, they have to pay for PENCILS. Damn near every single person in the country has to pay something to do their job, cry me a river.
Because teachers get rich off of the taxpayers?
Some do.
There are many in Illinois that retire with $100k pensions.
If teachers didn't want the job, then why did they apply for it?
No government employee should get rich off of the taxpayers. Oh no, they have to pay for PENCILS. Damn near every single person in the country has to pay something to do their job, cry me a river.
For the children, not themselves...
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Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
If teachers didn't want the job, then why did they apply for it?
No government employee should get rich off of the taxpayers. Oh no, they have to pay for PENCILS. Damn near every single person in the country has to pay something to do their job, cry me a river.
Because teachers get rich off of the taxpayers?
Some do.
There are many in Illinois that retire with $100k pensions.
That must be because they have a strong union which got them a great union contract.
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So how will it get paid? See in a perfect world that liability is funded. But in Illinois, which has nearly $125B in total liabilities long term it isn't.
So unless you have money trees, that can somehow raise capital without reducing the value of the existing, it won't get paid.
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Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
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Every single educator I know, and there are lots from pre-school up through college professors, think arming teachers is stupid.
Many of us think banning guns is stupid.
Banning all guns could never happen. Most are talking about assault weapons . Do you think that's stupid and please explain why, if yes.
I don’t think banning the AR15 would change anything. There are many similar guns. Also, a valid argument from friends is that they want to own a gun similar to what the government has possession of. Many people don’t like that argument, but many people don’t want to end up like Rome, Cuba, China, German/Poland, ect. I think it’s a valid argument personally, but purely my opinion.
That is why it is pointless to ban a gun by name. Ban features of a gun. i don’t think assault rifles should be banned, in beleieve fixed magazines with a limit will have a more greater inpact
This is reasonable.
How do you feel about a pistol grip rifle? My feel is that style of stock allows for easier shooting from many different positions: a trade off where shooting rapidly with versatility is enhanced (killing many things in close contact).
I guess I'm saying I don't like it given its purpose by design. I think Power spoke to the assault rifle and its usefulness against wild pigs. Is the pistol grip stock an invaluable feature for hunters?
To your point about the AR15 rifle: it has many undesirable and dangerous features that make it something people should concern themselves over.
Was in Vegas celebrating my wife's birthday, so didn't this response. I have no problem with a pistol grip for forward grip. If someone wants a military looking rifle to target shoot with I don't have a problem with that either. I would argue they those features have virtually zero practical impact on a gun. If you disagree and think that makes it easier to kills dozens of people, then fixed magazines and magazine limits, which I would be for, would really solve that problem anyway.
What dangerous and undesirable features are you referring to that people should be concerned about? In my opinion, the only real difference between an assault rifle and hundreds of others is the capability of reloading large capacity magazines. Any other feature is insignificant, and in many cases just cosmetic.
So how will it get paid? See in a perfect world that liability is funded. But in Illinois, which has nearly $125B in total liabilities long term it isn't.
So unless you have money trees, that can somehow raise capital without reducing the value of the existing, it won't get paid.
So that’s the teachers fault? That the state failed to fund their pension or raided it?
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
No one I've seen has raised this as a viable strategy. I strongly support the end of sales of the AR/semi weapon, but have not once mentioned a gun turn in program.
I believe we were arguing straw man theories just the other day...
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
Median household income in the US is $59k. You are saying having less than two years income socked away is rich?
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
Median household income in the US is $59k. You are saying having less than two years income socked away is rich?
I assumed the pension he's referring to is an annual payment? perhaps I'm wrong.
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
Median household income in the US is $59k. You are saying having less than two years income socked away is rich?
I assumed the pension he's referring to is an annual payment? perhaps I'm wrong.
I did too, but then it seemed like the conversation was going a different way, where 100K was the available pension amount.
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
Define rich.
Kevin Durant is wealthy The guys who signs his paychecks is rich
Pensions are typically contributory and grow over time based on stock market and investment strategies. Welcome to Unsung’s America, where $100k in retirement is rich.
Welcome to the world 1% where $100k, in your mind, isn't rich.
Define rich.
Kevin Durant is wealthy The guys who signs his paychecks is rich
I'd argue that if you can afford to buy and supply an AR15, you're rich.
Which part? The running into the school without a gun during an active shooter incident or that the NRA is on "our" side and we shouldn't worry about them? Depending, the Team Trump Treason Trumpeters.
Holy hell! Not only a narcissist, but a delusional one at that. The term "run" must be inferred loosely. Unless he'd be on a golf cart protected by bullet proof glass chasing down his next hole in one.
Which part? The running into the school without a gun during an active shooter incident or that the NRA is on "our" side and we shouldn't worry about them. Depending, the Team Trump Treason Trumpeters.
That is just normal political bullshit about the NRA. Yet a guy who has five deferments for bone spurs, and clearly hasn't run in 30 years, is going to run into a school to stop an active shooter? What an asshole.
Which part? The running into the school without a gun during an active shooter incident or that the NRA is on "our" side and we shouldn't worry about them. Depending, the Team Trump Treason Trumpeters.
That is just normal political bullshit about the NRA. Yet a guy who has five deferments for bone spurs, and clearly hasn't run in 30 years, is going to run into a school to stop an active shooter? What an asshole.
Can we get some local PD or Sheriff's Dept. to invite him to their next simulated shooter exercise so we can watch him shart all over when those paint rounds hit his fat ass.
Which part? The running into the school without a gun during an active shooter incident or that the NRA is on "our" side and we shouldn't worry about them. Depending, the Team Trump Treason Trumpeters.
That is just normal political bullshit about the NRA. Yet a guy who has five deferments for bone spurs, and clearly hasn't run in 30 years, is going to run into a school to stop an active shooter? What an asshole.
Can we get some local PD or Sheriff's Dept. to invite him to their next simulated shooter exercise so we can watch him shart all over when those paint rounds hit his fat ass.
It's not nice to wish cardiac arrest upon a fellow American.
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There are many in Illinois that retire with $100k pensions.
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So unless you have money trees, that can somehow raise capital without reducing the value of the existing, it won't get paid.
From your cold dead hands? Is this what you were implying?
Geezuz Unsung.
... feel the noise?
I have no problem with a pistol grip for forward grip. If someone wants a military looking rifle to target shoot with I don't have a problem with that either. I would argue they those features have virtually zero practical impact on a gun. If you disagree and think that makes it easier to kills dozens of people, then fixed magazines and magazine limits, which I would be for, would really solve that problem anyway.
What dangerous and undesirable features are you referring to that people should be concerned about? In my opinion, the only real difference between an assault rifle and hundreds of others is the capability of reloading large capacity magazines. Any other feature is insignificant, and in many cases just cosmetic.
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I believe we were arguing straw man theories just the other day...
The guys who signs his paychecks is rich
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http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/375597-trump-i-would-have-run-into-school-during-shooting-even-without-a-gun
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