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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Get real jobs.

My DH is a firefighter and works 2 or 3 24-hour shifts per week.  He will retire at  age 45ish with a fabulous pension.  He is able to participate fully  in raising our kids.

My  master's is in secondary ed and work as a substitute teacher; I schedule my work days around DH's schedule.  My kids  have minimally needed outside child care. I traded in full-time teaching when my kids came along.

SMH at these glued-to-their-chairs moaning weenies. [/quote]
Other people have to work until 70 before retiring. It’s not “fair” that your husband gets to retire at 45. We should force him to keep fighting fires until he’s 70 or he should get no pension. It’s “fair,” since we’re also forcing people whose jobs can be done WAH to go back to the office to appease people.[/quote]

NP.  That is a crappy analogy.  I guess you did not do too well in  persuasion or compare-and-contrast.[/quote]
No, it’s a good analogy. If it weren’t, you’d explain why it’s bad instead of just declaring that it is.

Also, are “persuasion” and “compare-and-contrast” classes or grades in your country? It’s pretty clear you’re not from the United States.
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English teacher here in MoCo.

Are you a mysterious SCIF?  Give us some detail. [/quote]
Ah, so you’re still not going to say a thing about the policy justifications (or lack thereof) for RTO. Got it.

PSA: it takes two seconds to google what a SCIF is. You gonna move on now? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_compartmented_information_facility[/quote]

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