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When I first read that I thought it said "one uses authority and force to protect the capitol" 😂
This and all the other Republican attacks on education are just to end public schools. They don't see education as a right or a civic virtue >

They see poor kids only value as working in the factories. >

That's really unfair and inaccurate. 
They can also work in mines and plantations. >

You're right. Then, the rest will be free prison labor. >

The people send their 5 year old in confederate flag t shirts are going to sue teachers for wearing rainbow ear rings >

And teaching parts of history and science that they don't like >

Cool, can I counter sue the dumb parents for fucking with our public school system? >

How about can a teacher press charges against delinquent kids who assault them on a daily basis? >

Exactly! You raise a menace to society. Can you then be sued? If not, sit down. >

Both teachers and police are public employees, why one has qualified immunity, while teachers can be sued? >

One uses authority and force to protect capital and the other teaches critical thought that challenges capital.
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Is it really surprising a capitalist nation favors one over the other?