Prince William County Middle School Teacher participated in Insurrection & told his students live

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I am ok with a bias towards decency. Why aren’t you?

Destroying small businesses in the name of race--and destroying jobs along with it.
Destroying government property in the name of racial equality.
Burning cities.
Burning churches.
Throwing bricks, etc.

Decency?

What the hell are you talking about?

Do you live in Washington area? You did not know about the riots last summer?
Here is for starters:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/religion/fire-set-at-historic-st-johns-church-during-protests-of-george-floyds-death/2020/06/01/4b5c4004-a3b6-11ea-b619-3f9133bbb482_story.html

[Anonymous]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/dc-braces-for-third-day-of-protests-and-clashes-over-death-of-george-floyd/2020/05/31/589471a4-a33b-11ea-b473-04905b1af82b_story.html

another link for you--I guess if you did not know about this it shows what bias there is in the news

Trying to find the part about the Secret service agents that were hurt and hospitalized defending the White House.

[Anonymous]

Secret SErvice agents:

https://abcnews4.com/news/nation-world/secret-service-agents-injured-after-fridays-protests-near-white-house
https://www.foxnews.com/us/more-than-60-secret-service-officers-injured-during-violent-george-floyd-protests-in-washington-d-c

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

Wait! What??!! You mean there are liberal teachers who have gone to the capitol of the United States and held senators and representatives hostage??? When did this happen? Please link to it. I can’t believe I missed it!

Thanks!

The teacher attended the protest, he didn’t participate in the break in of the capitol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

As a liberal I actually believe in justice for everyone, not just people who agree with my views of the world. If this guy committed a crime, like breaking into the capitol or assaulting police, then by all means he should be fired. But he should not be fired for simply attending a protest. It's very scary to read some of the responses on this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Secret SErvice agents:

https://abcnews4.com/news/nation-world/secret-service-agents-injured-after-fridays-protests-near-white-house
https://www.foxnews.com/us/more-than-60-secret-service-officers-injured-during-violent-george-floyd-protests-in-washington-d-c

Oh, okay, yes I did read about that. I guess I just disassociate myself and the major proponents of “Black Lives Matter” from whatever selfish idiots think looting and violence is okay or should play a part in PEACEFUL PROTESTS. No, that is not okay, I agree with you. What I meant was that a teacher who attended a PEACEFUL protest for a good cause (like equal rights for women, or saving the dolphins) should be able to talk about the experience with his or her class.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

As a liberal I actually believe in justice for everyone, not just people who agree with my views of the world. If this guy committed a crime, like breaking into the capitol or assaulting police, then by all means he should be fired. But he should not be fired for simply attending a protest. It's very scary to read some of the responses on this thread.

Of course! I think everyone assumed he stormed the capitol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

As a liberal I actually believe in justice for everyone, not just people who agree with my views of the world. If this guy committed a crime, like breaking into the capitol or assaulting police, then by all means he should be fired. But he should not be fired for simply attending a protest. It's very scary to read some of the responses on this thread.

Of course! I think everyone assumed he stormed the capitol.

Why would everyone assume that?
Are people even bothering to watch the video before responding?

[Anonymous]

Oh, okay, yes I did read about that. I guess I just disassociate myself and the major proponents of “Black Lives Matter” from whatever selfish idiots think looting and violence is okay or should play a part in PEACEFUL PROTESTS. No, that is not okay, I agree with you. What I meant was that a teacher who attended a PEACEFUL protest for a good cause (like equal rights for women, or saving the dolphins) should be able to talk about the experience with his or her class.

The First Amendment gives us the right to protest. I don't get to judge the protest and neither do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

As a liberal I actually believe in justice for everyone, not just people who agree with my views of the world. If this guy committed a crime, like breaking into the capitol or assaulting police, then by all means he should be fired. But he should not be fired for simply attending a protest. It's very scary to read some of the responses on this thread.

Of course! I think everyone assumed he stormed the capitol.

Why would everyone assume that?
Are people even bothering to watch the video before responding?

Because we are lazy?

[Anonymous]

There is absolutely no excuse for anyone in the Capitol that day. It was horrendous. But, the riots adjacent to the BLM protests were also horrendous. There was loss of property and life to many people as a result of them.
The assault on the Capitol was egregious and many people are being charged. Few were charged as a result of the BLM riots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Oh, okay, yes I did read about that. I guess I just disassociate myself and the major proponents of “Black Lives Matter” from whatever selfish idiots think looting and violence is okay or should play a part in PEACEFUL PROTESTS. No, that is not okay, I agree with you. What I meant was that a teacher who attended a PEACEFUL protest for a good cause (like equal rights for women, or saving the dolphins) should be able to talk about the experience with his or her class.

The First Amendment gives us the right to protest. I don't get to judge the protest and neither do you.

Eh, I don’t know. A protest where people are chanting Fascist and racist crap? I can’t judge that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Welcome to public school, where teachers are allowed to teach whatever they want, especially if the teacher unions approve.

Uh, he's been placed on leave, so apparently public school isn't quite the "anything goes" circus you imagine. If he was, in fact, in the Capitol Building or otherwise participated in the storming of it, he committed a crime in the course of attempting sedition, and he should be fired.

“Prince William County Public Schools recognizes that employees have a right to engage in political activity on their personal time,” reads the statement. “However, employees may not engage in political activities during worktime, on school property, or using school resources, and employees who engage in criminal activity which calls into question their fitness as a role model for students may no longer qualify for employment with PWCS.”

Um, please let us know the last time we heard of a Liberal public school teacher getting fired for similar activity on school time. Oh wait, that just doesn’t happen.

They won't have to fire him for his views. They will be able to fire him for his ACTIONS. As in, storming and breaking into the US Capitol building. So, yes, I suppose that has not happened yet on the other side of the aisle.
I'm also shocked that people who are conservative WANT to align those MAGA rioters/ seditionist inside the capitol as being "with them". It is commons sense to try to put as much distance between those idiots and themselves .

Where are you getting this info from, that he was one of the protestors who entered the capitol?

As a liberal I actually believe in justice for everyone, not just people who agree with my views of the world. If this guy committed a crime, like breaking into the capitol or assaulting police, then by all means he should be fired. But he should not be fired for simply attending a protest. It's very scary to read some of the responses on this thread.

I'm the bolded and I agree with you. If he is found to have been inside then it's his actions he will have been.fired for (criminal activity). I don't believe I was clear on that.

[Anonymous]

Here is the thing with "keep politics out of the classrooms", which to an extent I agree with, certainly. But it's much better to teach how to listen a s debate with facts and hear one another at a young age. Before the echo chambers

My other issue is when things that are just plain statistical facts are put as a "liberal position" , look to say that there are racial inequities in outvomws driven by history including recent policy is not a political stance. It just is reality. So standing against that kind of inequality and historic injustice isn't "politics", it's not.