I know what you mean. That video is absolutely brutal. I don't understand how people can do stuff like that to someone else. This kind of video does make me take Sam Navy's advice about carrying in the house to heart though.

And you know when you're a democrat when you sign DOMA into law, then cheer its end, all while blaming republicans of being the bigots and homophobic, but not in an effort to really fight for individual rights, but in order to obtain a bigger voter base, because democrats dont actually care about individual rights and help minorities else they would stop fight so fiericely for the laws that hurt them the most.

Defense of Marriage Act (1996; 104th Congress H.R. 3396) - GovTrack.us


Gee, I can't seem to remember, was George Bush President in 1996?

Oh, wait, it was Bill something.

NSFW? I don't even understand what is going on with this.

https://www.miataturbo.net/attachmen...ine=1372359876

What in the fuck

Brooklyn teacher not going to jail after having sex with 16-year-old boy - NY Daily News

blue state post. they are like low hanging fruit: CHICAGO COP ARRESTED FOUR TIMES IN SEVEN YEARS STILL WORKING, MAKES $80K

What I want to know is why I never got to be statutorily raped by any of the hot teachers when I was in high school. I mean, isn't that ever 16 year old boy's fantasy?

Edzachary what i was thinking.... lmao she isnt too bad looking either (never had any decent looking teachers growing up) lol

She's a pedophile and needs to be treated as such.

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We had two at Charlotte High when I was there, and for the life of me I can't remember either of their names. One was sophomore world history, the other was junior English lit. Both recent grads working their first teaching jobs, not all that much older than us.

I've never understood why it is considered a good idea to hire a fresh out of college attractive male/female teacher to teach high school aged students. The age difference is fairly small and even if the teacher has no problem controlling themselves it serves as a distraction for all of the hormone ridden kids. Don't get me wrong I had a smoking hot Spanish teacher in high school and I would have done things if the opportunity presented itself but that is the whole point.

because young people are the only ones stupid enough to get into teaching.

Maybe at anything but the collegiate level. I am seriously considering semi-retirement as an accounting professor. They make really good money for really not that much work and you don't even have to work summers. Its a good way to wind down a career.

Of course if you have a degree where 90% of your peers go into teaching I imagine the pay swiftly declines.

A good friend of mine from HS / college is a teacher at the elementary level, and I can convey to you a sense of what she has described to me on the subject.

For the most part, educators in the K-12 domain tend not to move around much through the grade levels. Or, at least, they don't generally do so willingly. Broadly speaking, most people who decide to go into teaching do so with a specific pre-conceived ideal of what level they'd like to teach at. Some specifically want to teach extremely young students, some specifically wish to teach high school, etc.

Where mobility exists within the teaching profession, it is generally upwards into administrative or managerial roles. So someone who started out in the classroom might wind up managing a certain department or program across an entire school district. Or they might move up to a dean / VP / principle role.

In Missy's case, she very specifically wanted to work with elementary-aged ESE students, and spent more than a decade doing so right out of college. (She is now the assistant something-or-other of the whole county's ESE program.)

But in general, teachers do not advance laterally- that is, as a career path, one is not expected to start out teaching the very young and then progress upwards to older and older students. This is especially true once you reach jr. high and high school, where many teaching roles focus on high specific skills and degrees. Eg, one expects a high school calculus teacher to have a college degree in math, whereas a recent college grad with a math degree would not generally tend to seek work teaching first graders.

Ohio police department sparks controversy with fake drug checkpoints | Fox News

Well if drug checkpoint are illegal, just do "fake" drug checks.

Police shoot and kill Rottweiler in the street when the dog runs over to owner being arrested for obstruction of justice | Mail Online


The video is sickening.

I actually thought this was a pretty clever technique. I really don't think it is the best use of police resources though.

This kind of stuff really pisses me off. I know it is a big dog and all but there were 3 fucking officers and the owner was right there and had showed no signs of resisting. They could have either let him restrain the dog or had 2 of the other officers do it. Hell they could have tazed it.