🚨 BREAKING: Over 100 TEACHERS in Texas will now have their teacher certification suspended and become ineligible to teach in Texas public schools after they endorsed Charlie Kirk's assassination or incited more violence, Governor Greg Abbott announces.
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 15, 2025
They're all FINDING OUT.… pic.twitter.com/FSTgIbe9VZ
brew82 said:
That's awesome! I've been a public school teacher for 28 years, unfortunately liberalism runs rampant in the profession.
valvemonkey91 said:
It's terrifying and shocking to me how many female public school teachers are absolutely toxic and reprehensible human beings that are influencing our kids.
Homeschooling will become the norm. These women are truly broken.
valvemonkey91 said:
It's terrifying and shocking to me how many female public school teachers are absolutely toxic and reprehensible human beings that are influencing our kids.
Homeschooling will become the norm. These women are truly broken.
ts5641 said:valvemonkey91 said:
It's terrifying and shocking to me how many female public school teachers are absolutely toxic and reprehensible human beings that are influencing our kids.
Homeschooling will become the norm. These women are truly broken.
My son and daughter, both in their 30's, are sending their children to Christian school and doing Homeschooling. My daughter in law said she doesn't know one of their friends sending their kids to public school.
Slicer97 said:
Thankful I live in a conservative district where most of the teachers and admins are Christian and keep their politics to themselves.
Slicer97 said:
Thankful I live in a conservative district where most of the teachers and admins are Christian and keep their politics to themselves.
'03ag said:Slicer97 said:
Thankful I live in a conservative district where most of the teachers and admins are Christian and keep their politics to themselves.
This is a dangerous assumption
“you deserve to be murdered for your opinions, but it’s profoundly evil if i get fired for mine”
— MJ (@morganisawizard) September 15, 2025
HTownAg98 said:
My wife typically shows CBS's "Your World in 90 Seconds" to her AP Lang kids to prompt discussion on current events, analyze rhetoric in speakers, etc. She waited until yesterday to show something involving Charlie Kirk for obvious reasons. One of her Kirk supporting students tried to get her to share her opinions on Kirk, and she didn't take the bait. He kept after her, and she finally asked the kid if he knew who Brett Kavanaugh and Clayton Williams are. Kid didn't know, and she suggested he look them up and see why she wouldn't choose to share her thoughts.
swc93 said:
When many of us were kids we never even pictured our teachers outside of the classroom. We didn't think about spouse, kids, vacations, pets...nothing. That is how it should be. Social media again is just too much; private lives need to stay private. Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
Kenneth_2003 said:swc93 said:
When many of us were kids we never even pictured our teachers outside of the classroom. We didn't think about spouse, kids, vacations, pets...nothing. That is how it should be. Social media again is just too much; private lives need to stay private. Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
Unless I'm mistaken, the posts that are getting people fired have gone well beyond "sharing an opinion." They're glorifying/praising criminal acts (murder in this case), and some I think are potentially inciting additional acts.
swc93 said:
When many of us were kids we never even pictured our teachers outside of the classroom. We didn't think about spouse, kids, vacations, pets...nothing. That is how it should be. Social media again is just too much; private lives need to stay private. Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
swc93 said:
When many of us were kids we never even pictured our teachers outside of the classroom. We didn't think about spouse, kids, vacations, pets...nothing. That is how it should be. Social media again is just too much; private lives need to stay private. Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
DallasAg 94 said:
Just be aware you are trading one set of problems for another.
Most "Christian" schools are anything but "Christian," especially in MS and HS.
swc93 said:
…Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
Ol_Ag_02 said:swc93 said:
When many of us were kids we never even pictured our teachers outside of the classroom. We didn't think about spouse, kids, vacations, pets...nothing. That is how it should be. Social media again is just too much; private lives need to stay private. Getting fired for sharing an opinion is a bit much; but being dumb enough to post something controversial and/or inappropriate shows a level of stupidity that imho is a fireable offense for any public servant.
Back in 95 or so I was in an AP Bio class in high school. Great teacher but stern. One day a couple of us saw her smoking out in public and asked her about it the next day at school. To this day I remember the ass chewing we got about minding our own damn business and "what teachers do on their own time was none of our concern"
Great lady. Wish teachers were still this way.
