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At least she got paid.
With our tax money, most likely.
Finally, a good use of my taxes.
The success of capitalism. A hostile felon is looting our coffers to the tune of billions and we are giving a fucking teacher the side eye for getting a pittance.
Do you live in the Georgia county where she was fired? I bet the answer is no. Then why do you think it is your tax money funding the payment? Do you even live in the US?
Did you know counties get federal money to fund schools? Yeah. It's true. Wild.
What percentage of your tax dollars ended up in that Georgia county to fund a 300k settlement. Probably zero. Assuming it was 100% was funded with federal dollars, let's do the math: about 50% of the federal tax revenue (5 trillion) came from individual income taxes (2.4 trillion). The average us taxpayer pays 14k in taxes each year. Do the math on a 300k payout and that equals .000875 cents came from each taxpayer. With that said federal monies to school districts are typically earmarked.... So the most likely scenario is zero money came from the poster.
He lives in the same goddamn duplex! “Dey tuk ur money!”
too bad they can't use more of those taxes to pay other teachers, too