Posted on Sep 27, 2021
Teacher Reportedly Forced To Remove A Pro-Police Flag Because The School Deemed It A ‘Political...
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Washington is NOT right to work. Marysville Educators Association (MEA) supposedly represents this teacher. She had to pay initiation fees. She has to pay monthly dues. And her union is nowhere.
Teacher Reportedly Forced To Remove A Pro-Police Flag Because The School Deemed It A ‘Political...
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From the article.... But she said the order to remove the flag was part of “an agenda rather than really wanting to gain any understanding of me, who I am, or my story.”
I support the police, my son-in-law was one until he was medically retired from injuries sustained in the line of duty. I don't care about gaining an understanding of any teacher, who they are, or their story. It is about letting kids be kids. Political messaging and political controversy should not have a place in ANY public school. And for those who think so... are you willing to let me indoctrinate your kids into my politics?
I support the police, my son-in-law was one until he was medically retired from injuries sustained in the line of duty. I don't care about gaining an understanding of any teacher, who they are, or their story. It is about letting kids be kids. Political messaging and political controversy should not have a place in ANY public school. And for those who think so... are you willing to let me indoctrinate your kids into my politics?
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SFC Casey O'Mally
I don't disagree with you. And if the school had a policy against *all* political messaging, I would tell the teacher to shut up, quit whining, and teach.
But when BLM and Pride flags *are* allowed, and a Thin Blue Line flag is *not* allowed, that is an agenda, not a policy against political messaging. It is no longer about "distractions" or "making classrooms comfortable." It *is* about indoctrination - but ONLY of the approved agenda.
But when BLM and Pride flags *are* allowed, and a Thin Blue Line flag is *not* allowed, that is an agenda, not a policy against political messaging. It is no longer about "distractions" or "making classrooms comfortable." It *is* about indoctrination - but ONLY of the approved agenda.
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Maj John Bell
SFC Casey O'Mally - Spot on! My comments extend to those teachers and staff that displaying undeniably political "icons," controversial or not. Get that stuff out of our kids classrooms, school houses and playgrounds.
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Commie bastards CWO4 Terrence Clark. I taught school for 15 years and i wasn't crazy about paying union dues. They never did that much for me.
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