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  • CoastWatch on
    These individuals are mindless, clueless and misguided. I almost feel bad for them.
  • Lehmann Eric W on
    This mob moved into downtown residential areas where they got to intimidate local Jews with their pro terrorist message.
  • rubaiyat on
    Even is well to do they leave housing behind which eventually trickles down.
  • Ahchooo on
    It’s interesting that the free open market doesn’t seem to work very smoothly. If it did, many of the people complaining about the high rents would leave town, and get jobs and work elsewhere. But so many stay, because they have jobs and/or family here. So, whose job is it to make housing options better for the workers? The businesses that hire them? The people who patronize the businesses? Taxpayers in general? Or is it up to the workers to say No, not staying in this overpriced town, and let the work go undone? Would that cause a shift in prices?
  • 4287632 on
    So, you are now agreeing there has been a misrepresentation of the numbers. That was not what you were indicating in your earlier discussion of this matter. Not including information to an audience that knows their own salaries is not misleading the public. That is different. I have been a union rep as well and have an insiders understanding of our history and negotiations. What appears missing in your understanding of current negotiations, and your misunderstanding of the angst and reaction to the spin of numbers, is there is a history of this not being the case. Surely, given your experience, you understand that context is important, and without this institutional history that teachers in THIS district have, you might look at the district's proposal and their public relations campaign a little different. Your posts read like an essential "calm down." You may not have meant it that way, but that is how it came across to me reading it through my lenses. Teachers aren't really being asked to be paid "enough"--which is not even quantifiable--they are desperate to remain in their jobs made nearly impossible with the increase in the cost of living. When you know there was money there that could have been spent on salaries, the bare minimum of the budget is going toward teachers, and you are seeing increases in other budgetary expenditures, this makes for an incredibly frustrating context that I have not seen in 30+ years in the district. It is different than the "usual." The response of teachers is completely appropriate.

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