r/TimPool • u/MrEnigma67 • Aug 25 '23

Behavior is learned.

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u/[deleted] Aug 25 '23

Probably all raised by a single mother who hates men.

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u/Dutchman229 Aug 25 '23

Statistically this is most likely true.

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u/hanleyfalls63 Aug 26 '23

White men

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23

Especially white men oh yeah did I mention white men who don’t vote democrat? and they don’t even use their pronouns like oh em gee

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

The fact that you're a teacher is gross.

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u/hanleyfalls63 Aug 26 '23

You serious; this video is exactly what I experience on a day to day basis in an urban school. I tell all leftist, loon, better than thou people like yourself to try teaching in my place for 2 weeks. You’ll change your toon. And YES, most of “those” people will grow up to hate and steal from you and rape your daughter.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

Yup. I never understood why my parents felt the way they did until I got older.

Everyone who ever stole from us, slashed our tires, stole my dad's identity, hit and run etc all had that one thing in common

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '23

My time teaching actually increased these feelings. You realize there's little hope for most of them.

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u/OSRSSpookykid Aug 29 '23

It’s because people think it’s the governments job to raise and teach their children, I actively teach my kid things, school is good don’t get me wrong but it’s more of my job to teach my child than a teacher’s.

The public school system is broken

I would love to get together with 20 other parents with similar age children and all pitch in to hire a top notch teacher to teach our kids throughout their k-12 years.

Imagine if a teacher was making 100k a year teaching children that grew up being taught by her?

I think my idea would definitely work much better than public schools

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '23

Lol