RhaenyrasUncle

RhaenyrasUncle t1_j2a5m58 wrote

The government isn't run like a business, hence the employees of the government should not be compensated like it is a business. It is public service for a reason.

> Make no mistake about it. If you are a working man and vote R, you vote against your interest.

You have not established this to be true, yet.

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RhaenyrasUncle t1_j18entw wrote

Zero-tolerance policies often tie the hands of teachers/adults from even touching students on the shoulder to pull them away from a fight.

Even more reason why we should hire armed teachers who are trained police officers and thus exempt from these zero-tolerance policies.

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RhaenyrasUncle t1_j18efu1 wrote

You have a kid with no father nor male father figure...a mother who works 2-3 jobs and is never home...he gets in trouble at school, what does he have to fear?

He gets arrested? Immediately adds to his clout. Who is going to discipline him? Who does he have to fear?

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RhaenyrasUncle t1_j18e5lq wrote

If its anything like my experience going to school in dorchester, its a neighborhood thing. Kids from Neighborhood A fight kids from Neighborhood B, fight kids from Neighborhood C, etc.

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RhaenyrasUncle t1_ivpa5an wrote

> The license doesn’t give them the ability to vote, and this law doesn’t give a pathway to citizenship, so I don’t really see the issue with it.

The goal is not to give noncitizens citizenship, but rather to give noncitizens the right to vote in our elections. With drivers licenses, they would now have official, state-recognized identification, which can be used as the basis for voter registration.

Noncitizen voting rights was on the ballot in Oregon this election, and just barely failed. I wouldnt be surprised if it comes up in a few other states in 2024, and possibly passes somewhere in 2026. Might even be in our own state.

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RhaenyrasUncle t1_ius6xu9 wrote

Which is why it is important that we carefully analyze the legitimacy of any call for "experts".

Unfortunately, facts are subjective in today's world. Objective truths are often considered "misinformation" by "experts" with an agenda.

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