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The War on Teachers

« The War on Teachers ».

Amen.

Author AirBeaglePosted on Dec 24, 2012Feb 25, 2026Categories Education, Rants

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    With each passing day, the AI owning ghouls give us another reason to hate their fucking guts.

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