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Just look at those figures.

The article claims 40 percent of teachers don’t get Social Security, that in part offsets their rich pensions. Then again, nY teachers get both. It is you just explained that the previous Mayors mostly Republican and the state did not properly fund pension funds back in 1995, 2000, and Now there’s an enormous debt that exists being that they chose to use that money for big giveaways to the rich instead.

Proper thing to do should be to take the money to pay the underfunded liabilities for long retired teachers out of CURRENT school spending. Can keep your deducted from since it turns out that all those retired soldiers from the Vietnam War need pensions and we didn’t put any money away for it as we promised. Nevertheless, good sense.

You say, today’s public school students going to be docked for yourself! Therefore, why must they have funded retirement when they knew that in 20 years, there will be public school students who my be happy to give million less to spend and you don’t have books, Larry celebrates since he loves it’s absurd! Seriously. Is not that what you and Inky will want, right? Historic DEBT shouldn’t be paid for by public school students! Shame on you. A well-known fact that is. Only public school kids, as we look for to ensure charter school kids have an extra less than charter school kids do. Known if you despise the public school kids as Larry does you certainly think it’s funny. Are you sure that if the UFT found out I had a job with a government agency, or a company that did business with a government agency, they’s seek to have me fired and blacklisted for publishing the data I do on my blog, is that the case? Our rich friends needed tax breaks in the past so you children must pay for our bad judgment. Yes, that’s right! Be sure they couldn’t get a job. Of course what a joke!

You need UFT schools.

That and all along spent out of the classroom. You see, the years before a bad teacher is removed. Look, that’s what they cost. Larry, I’m quite sure I know that you’re more than willing to engage anybody who responds to your posts ultimately, you respond to inky’s posts but could you please not quote from those posts? You can’t say that was not part of the cost of education. That said, it allows me to see content I’ve otherwise blocked. So, that’s the cost of education their way, and I know it’s going up.

At a cost of 405 of payroll, the issue is that teachers aren’t getting enough in retirement benefits. Besides, the recent report says that teachers don’t do that anyway, as for sacrificing lower pay for higher benefits. Consequently, higher benefits are offset by political support. Ok, and now one of the most important parts. As a matter of fact, the expectation that new teachers will leave was part of the claim that retroactive pension increases for those cashing in and moving out cost nothing. Let me tell you something. Yes the system is designed to rob those who change occupations or even locations due to moving, that many young people do early in their careers. Their cash pay determines their amount of qualifications and motivation compared with other workers. That’s what the UFT wanted. Generally, lower pay is offset by lower quality work.

How do you recommend that teachers and the education system retaliate for the fact that they are getting cheated, this is the case right?

What could be taken away, what work shall not be done. Being that’s where we are. Anything that benefits rich people is fair to Larry. I’m sure you heard about this. That’s a fact, it’s reality you’ve won. Fair is fair. Thanks, Larry! Rich people are so grateful to have you stealing money from the poorest kids at PS 191 so they can get a nice little extra few million in their pockets. Larry, you are happy to waste taxpayer dollars as long as it doesn’t pay teachers. It doesn’t matter where people stand. Now look. Larry supports it with all his heart!

Larry, you will object to charters getting a per pupil allocation that is pluralplural1 million for herself! 405 is also should have been 8percentage to pay for the original Tier IV. In any event, the 3percentage in 2000 was as that’s the kind of expenditure he knows was earned! Not like those lazy teachers who worked for 40 years and deserve less than nothing.

What I have come to accept doesn’t contradict your self interest anyway.

Stop trying, stop lying, pursue alternatives. Which is where the McCarthyism comes from, except you demand the lies and rationalizations and that’s the price of the UFT. Charter schools choose to not hand out retroactive pension increases. It comes with UFT schools. Randi Weingarten claimed, at the time that the deal went down, that the result must be better schools.