Emboldened a couple of your pity party comments for ya from your original post... No assumptions
Except you forgot this part to bold of the post:
I don't
just blame Trump or Rich people...
I bolded it, italicized it and made it bigger, just for you.
And I also explained later why I was, at this time, specifically focusing on Trump though:
Yeah, I focus on Trump et al right now, because they are the ones in charge in the US.
If this came up under another leader and education was this bad, I'd be just the same then.
So yes, lots of assumptions on your part.
There's a reason why the youth demographic is leaving select jurisdictions, East coast communities very much included and much of that reason is based on a culture of victimhood and utter reliance on gubmint for everything
LOL, omg do you really believe this BS?
Sure, there are *some* morons around who have this case of victimhood and reliance on the government... and guess what, those of us who aren't them hate them as much as you do.
If not more, sometimes. Gods know I hate the lazy fuks who don't do a damn thing but scam the government because they "don't feel like working" and have to blame something or someone for why they can't work.
Thankfully I'm not like that even though it's actually hurt me in the end.
All you did was blame Trump and 'rich' people.
Told you why, see above.
Exactly how did some rich person cause the public education to fail?
Before I answer this, you want to state it to be specifically the US or Canada, because my answer will be different depending on where you're talking about.
... That's right, they didn't but as you are a victim and entitled, who better to blame than 'rich' people
Not a victim, and certainly not entitled. But man that's funny to read.
And magically, more money is the solution... Sure, that same solution is the never ending go-to answer and sure it's been tried many many times, and sure, it doesn't produce a result, but why not try again, right?
Money solely for the system, no, no more money there won't solve things, because it's not just money that's made it a broken system.
Teachers though are a whole different issue.
You 'got' yourself... Time and time again, in fact
Just so we're clear - you're not a teacher, you have no idea what the job entails, you know nothing of the alternatives BUT you are certain that whatever they are paid, it ain't enough.
No, not a teacher, but I have friends who are and we talk so yes, I know what it entails. Alternative depends on what you mean cause that covers a lot of ideas. And yes, I am certain that what teachers are paid, it is far from enough.
Thanks... And you wonder why someone refers to you as being part of the entitlement culture
I wonder because I'm pretty sure you're using entitlement in the wrong way and you mean something else.
Show me a comparative result relative to student achievement (ie. their job) and then we can talk about rates of compensation
I honestly have no idea what you're getting at here. Comparative result of what to what? A student's job to... what? Grades? GPA? SAT scores? Future in Education with a CC vs. University?
And rates of compensation for who? For what? To say a teacher gets paid at a certain level per student that graduates at a certain level?
Maybe better explain it for my poor, East Cost, entitled brain, cause obviously I didn't understand your so further edumacated talented vocals.