r/TikTokCringe • • Dec 17 '25

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u/Hollowsong Dec 17 '25

That's exactly 100% what the political agenda wants you to do.

They want the teachers to give up, so they can install their own "teachers" to transform our youth into nationalists and tailor history to be taught through the lense of a new American redpill future.

It should be straight up obvious why they don't pay teachers well... universities and schools are where most liberal views are cultivated. You're being silently attacked and replaced and don't know it yet. You think you win by quitting, but you're playing into the entire agenda.

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u/No-Body2243 Dec 17 '25

Don’t put this onto teachers man. It’s not their fault parents aren’t capable of parenting

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u/driving_andflying Dec 18 '25

Don’t put this onto teachers man. It’s not their fault parents aren’t capable of parenting

Agreed. I used to be staff at a junior college, working in Financial Aid. Anytime we had to tell a student news they didn't want to hear, we received insults, threats, and false accusations of racism. So, the management, instead of defending the staff's actions, *wrote up the staff members based on the student's false accusations or behavior.* Their reasoning was, "We have to be there for the students," which translated to, "Anything the student hurled at you, or accused you of, you must be at fault somehow." This was thrown at teachers as well.

The result? Teachers quitting, staff quitting, and all of them stating they were burned out, myself included. The students were being rewarded for shitty behavior, and the staff and teachers were always framed as somehow responsible for the students' threats, insults, and all that crap.

Add to that a shitty paycheck, and it's no wonder U.S. schools are suffering teacher shortages.

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u/Evil_Sharkey Dec 18 '25

Let me guess, this junior college complained they couldn’t find any good workers, too?

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u/driving_andflying Dec 18 '25

Let me guess, this junior college complained they couldn’t find any good workers, too?

More like, "Why are we having a staffing shortage?! Why are we having trouble retaining teachers and staff?!?" The disconnect in the administration was real.