Wisconsin teachers

Sorry, but unions have shit to do with that amendment, you know it too. Last I checked, no one is losing the right to redress a grievance/assemble. If you really think that was an amendment to protect a union......we may as well end this talk now.

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Wylie

Dude? no hard feelings here! we are just shooting the shit on internet forum. I hope you get some natural medicine soon and feel better. I concede to a lot of what you say. I don't believe teachers are overpaid I just thought your original post was a little to bleeding heart for these teachers comparing them to factory workers in third world countries and shit lmao Like Ron said they know what they are getting into. My sister In law is going to school to be a teacher and she's already crying about how they are under paid and I think that's ridiculous. I just want to yell at her "either change your degree or stfu!"(but the wife wouldn't like that to much) They probably have enough pity for their selves and don't deserve yours. By the way I appreciate your intelligent and stimulating posts.

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Thanks man, I appreciate it. It's been said before and I'll say it again: This is what I love about 10th Planet. Any other forum and this just degenerates into name calling and trash talking. :)

Thank you too Ashley. :) I'll be in soon. I might even make it in tonight. I'm just moving real slow right now because I haven't had much resembling food in two days and my energy level is near zero. It takes a lot out of me and getting my engine going again can be tough. I think I'm a diesel, not an F1...

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Originally Posted by stlnl

Sorry, but unions have shit to do with that amendment, you know it too. Last I checked, no one is losing the right to redress a grievance/assemble. If you really think that was an amendment to protect a union......we may as well end this talk now.

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Well actually since they are government workers and their right to bargain collectively is being taken away from them by their employer and they have assembled peaceably in the state capitol, it seems apropos.

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Originally Posted by Jason Hyatt

Well actually since they are government workers and their right to bargain collectively is being taken away from them by their employer and they have assembled peaceably in the state capitol, it seems apropos.

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Again, collective bargaining, has zilch to do with the amendment........as you already said, they are assembling, and no one is stopping them. Not a constitutional issue, even the ACLU wouldnt try to make a case.