Dem's-NEA-and Sexual Abuse of Our Children

[Kev3188]

No you don't; you just give them a reason to laugh.

 

[southwind]

KC, its quite obvious you did not read the post and then article......they show, in the article that NEA sexual abuse EXCEEDS that of the Catholic religion. By a large margin....
 
A report by CBS notes that Public Teachers sexual abuse is 100 times that of the Catholic Church.

Dell, you know by know, the Demorat mantra according to BaRack.........."Never take the blame, just point the finger!"

 

[southwind]

No you don't; you just give them a reason to laugh.

Shouldn't you be handing out union cards somewhere ?

 

[Kev3188]

Shouldn't you be handing out union cards somewhere ?

Would you like one?

 

[Dog Wonder]

You would have to read it to him.

 

[southwind]

Would you like one?

Nope! Already have too many other hands in my pockets, and sure as hell don't need a union's in them!

 

[KCFlyer]

 
Nonetheless, Jennings resigned.
 
Thanks for reading my post.

 
So accuracy doesn't matter?   

 

[Dog Wonder]

No one will ever come close to my record, -97!
 

Not when the average IQ is a +100.

 

[delldude]

 
So accuracy doesn't matter?   

 
Only if you're a conservative.....lying is the art form of the progressive liberal.
 
Besides, I don't quite think it has all 'come out' with the clown.

 

[delldude]

 
So accuracy doesn't matter?   

 
So that negates all the sourced MSM info in the article?   LOL

 

[KCFlyer]

 
So that negates all the sourced MSM info in the article?   LOL

An accusation of belonging to a pervert group that is unfounded?  Guess if you find one MSM article...a group by the way who is never to be believed (unless it backs your view) it's cool, and you can go on to claim (unfounded) that he belonged to NAMBLA....why stop there....why not accuse him of killing kittens?

 

[Glenn Quagmire]

You mean the CBS news link that published a National Review Online op-ed?

"Tom Hoopes is executive editor of the National Catholic Register and, with his wife, April, is editorial director of Faith & Family magazine.

By Tom Hoopes
Reprinted with permission from National Review Online"

...or the anonymous Blogger from Redstate called toni100 or something of the sort?

"By: toni100 (Diary) | October 2nd, 2009 at 09:05 AM"

Sorry dude, it failed the even the 'far away' smell test. Normally you do try somewhat to vet your posts. Not here.

 

[delldude]

 

Sorry dude, it failed the even the 'far away' smell test. Normally you do try somewhat to vet your posts. Not here.

 
Smell this dude:
 

 
 

 BY THE NUMBERS

Some of the major findings of a seven-month AP investigation into teacher sex abuse across the United States.
• A total of 2,570 educators nationwide were punished for sexual misconduct from 2001-05, representing about a quarter of all educator misconduct cases in that time period.
• The total number of times an action was taken against a teacher's license for sexual misconduct was 2,625 (more than 50 teachers lost licenses in more than one state). Licenses were revoked in 1,636 of the cases; surrendered in 440 cases; suspended in 376 cases; and denied in 108 cases. Other punishments were handed out in the remainder of the cases.
• Students were clearly identified as victims in at least 1,467 of the sexual misconduct cases. The victim was a young person, a category including students, unidentified youths, family members and neighbors, in at least 1,801 of the cases.
• Educators made physical contact in at least 1,297, or 72%, of the cases in which the victims were youths. The remainder were cases that did not involve physical contact, including verbal sexual harassment and other offenses.
•  There were criminal convictions in at least 1,390, or 53%, of the cases.
• Nearly nine out of 10 of the educators punished for sexual misconduct were male.
• At least 446 of the cases that the AP found involved educators who had multiple victims.