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https://davidgeorge.bandcamp.com/track/hey-kansas-city
One of my buds wrote a song about KC. Give it a listen!
Grade school is probably pud as hell, but high school would suck and Jr high probably the absolute worst. You're working with developmentally insane people all day
Ah, yes. Grade school is a piece of cake! Crazy amounts of differentiation in each classroom, developmental delays, keeping children focused for more than 10 minutes at a time, planning and teaching multiple subjects, inability to think abstractly, varying levels of independence, helicopter parents, uninvolved parents, etc. Easy peasy.
About what I thought, fairly pud
Yeah, god forbid a job have a few challenges
Grade school is probably pud as hell, but high school would suck and Jr high probably the absolute worst. You're working with developmentally insane people all day
teachers get paid plenty. their job isn't difficult, they don't work many hours, and they get summers off.
which part of that statement do you disagree with? b/c all of it is true so i'm just curious.
teachers get paid plenty. their job isn't difficult, they don't work many hours, and they get summers off.
Those are very good points, MIR.
Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly, and numerous white folks with a considerable amount of influence don't speak for me just because I'm white...er, part of the "white community".
I think you need to develop your point into something more than butthurt about a couple corporations not being required to pay for their employees abortions.
Can't we all just recognize that the real problem is tying healthcare to employment, and not the family that owns hobby Lobby being opposed to abortion. It's perverted they had to spend their money to exempt themselves from a law tantamount (in their minds) to funding genocide.
But very good for their unborn children.
Stellarcat, why did you assume I was talking about the people on one side of the discussion and not the other?
I also respect that he has his own sense of morality and how he didn't ask anyone else to adhere to it.
I'm in favor of people who are willing to look at an issue from a viewpoint other than their own and show respect to the person that holds that viewpoint.
Disagreeing with another's decisions in no way, shape, or form insinuates bigotry. I can disagree with tons of beliefs, but it doesn't mean I should or would treat them any differently than my best friend or family member. Why is that so difficult for some to comprehend.
So far, the biggest example of bigotry is coming from those in favor of homosexuality. How can you not see the irony in this? I believe that above all else is love, and even though I don't agree with you, I should still try to love you with all of my heart and hope for the best for you. It is easy to lump religious believers into an intolerant, unintelligent, non-progressive box. Yet many also lump homosexuals into a nice, neat box also. How is that any different than what you're actively condemning?
However, since you already responded, I'll leave it. I like reading the discussion between most people on here, but life is too short to get into a pissing match. 