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Originally Posted by Kaneman
Complete bullshit, once again. I don't think public school administrators are actually capable of making good, fair decisions.
Its not just teaching, A LOT of jobs will fire you if they find out about this kind of past. I have a stripper friend who's trying desperately to get out of the business....but keeps getting fired when her new jobs find out she used to strip. She's funny, intelligent, works hard and learns her jobs well....still gets fired though.
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Tell her to quit wearing glitter and insisting on receiving her paycheck in crumpled up singles.
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Originally Posted by Kaneman
Bullshit. Why is it ridiculous to think having a perfectly legal job should affect future employment ONCE you've already been hired? She wasn't running drugs and guns for the Mexican cartels, she was legally employed and paying taxes. Does this all boil down a a jealousy thing? Women jealous of a woman pretty enough to take her clothes off and men jealous of the type of woman they never got the chance to fuck?
I bet if a Marine sniper who has violently killed 20 people would be perfectly acceptable to teach children, but not a former stripper.
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I get what you are saying, but the fact is her former profession is a distraction from her current profession. Being hired also doesn't create an unbreakable pact. The decision to hire is based on a set of circumstances. Changes in those circumstances will also cause the decision to employ someone to be reexamined. I think teaching is seen as a little different from most professions in another way. Putting a person in front of kids in that role serves as an endorsement. Unlike athletes, movie stars, and musicians a teacher is supposed to serve as a role model. This woman's past removes some of the "role model" luster.
Ultimately an employer will determine what is acceptable for an employee. In this case the "employers" are effectively the school district, the school board, and the parents. The decisions she made have consequences and one of those appears to be her former career and her current career being incompatible.