I judge people on what they are, not on what they work at or what they possess.
You work at what you work at. I could not care less. My objection is to brain dead carping about teachers in particular and the public sector in general.
If you bothered to engage in a debate rather than ranting like an enraged alcoholic you might realise how silly you are.
Iâd like to see teachers enter the profession because they want to teach and improve children - not because they get 3 months off every year, get well paid and a big pension.
But you canât frame a coherent argument so have another glass of whiskey and burst a few more blood vessels pounding your keyboard, Mr Angry.
Iâm not certain but arenât many crèche costs fixed for the year whether you are off for the summer or not?
Also this notion of an increasing salary guaranteed. All very well until another fiscal crisis hits and the public sector are walloped with more and more made up deductions. Indeed the 2008 crisis had nothing to do with the public sector in terms of cause.
At the end of the day we all do what we do. To attack someone for having a certainty type of job and it being âcushyâ strikes me as someone very unhappy with their own choice.
You neither have the knowledge or intelligence to put forward a coherent argument.
Iâve given my points about teachers, you have given insults and disparaging comments about low paid workers with confirmations of how you judge others you know very little about.