When the substitute teachers arrived at the Strongsville police station for background checks, striking teachers greeted the ?SCABS? with aggressive screaming and taunting. The applicants had to be escorted into the building by police officers.
?Go home, SCAB!?
?Have some integrity!?
?Get an honest job!?
One union member said, ?We?re trying to scare them off in hopes that something positive can come out of this.?
Something positive ?For the Children,? no doubt.
Several white men screamed at a black woman with one shouting,?Don?t do it honey, it?s not all about you,? and ?Rosa Parks would be ashamed.?
No doubt there is an important history lesson ?For the Children? in this mob scene.
Strongsville, Ohio, a normally quiet suburb just south of Cleveland, recently became Ground Zero in the public sector union war. Last Sunday, after months of failed negotiations, teachers voted to strike when the school board submitted their ?last best offer? to the Strongsville Education Association (SEA).?With the high-stakes Ohio Graduation Test looming the week of March 11th, the 6000-student district hired substitute teachers to fill in during the strike. Not surprisingly, this didn?t go over well with union teachers who decided to intimidate and harass anyone who crossed the picket line????For the Children.?
Laura Rowley, a parent with students in the district,?described her experience?registering to be a substitute teacher, walking through the gauntlet of 100 union members:
?I can?t put into words how these EDUCATORS behaved in front of the police station. Blocking the entrance, screaming in my face, calling me a b**tch, pounding on the doors of the building, going on and on?every other word was mother f*cker, dumb piece of s**t?I swear I was walking thru [sic] death row. Really it made me sob?I?m embarrassed that these are the people that are teaching my children. We had to have police escorts to leave the building, is this [sic] beyond crazy. Honestly, I am afraid to send my kids to school tomorrow.?
She added, ?There were subs crying and hyperventilating, thought they were going to call an ambulance.?
One parent who drove by the scene that day told?Bob Frantz on WTAM radio,??I heard the most foul language and I thought my car was going to be mobbed.?
Was that really ?For the Children??
Source: http://pjmedia.com/lifestyle/2013/03/11/when-teachers-act-like-thugs-for-the-children/
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