Education

Here's a perfect example, teacher predation of students covered up by administrators, of how government's power of coercion not only corrupts individuals, it institutionalizes corruption.

"Three faculty members at Triton Regional High School -- math teachers Jeff Logandro, 32, and Daniel Michielli, 27, both of Blackwood, N.J.; and health instructor Nick Martinelli, 28, of Cherry Hill, N.J. -- allegedly engaged in sexual activity and other misconduct with separate members of last year's senior class.
And when the school's top administrators were told of the alleged activities, Principal Catherine DePaul and Vice Principal Jernee Kollock worked to protect the teachers rather than turn them in, authorities allege."

A rational person might think that one example of this barbaric, institutionalization of corruption and abuse of children would wake every American up and motivate them to take away the government's power of coercion, but despite so many cases, it never happens. I realize that Americans were brainwashed in government schools, but surely they can overcome that. I'm always so disappointed they never do.

Government school teacher supports Democrats.

"A Philadelphia high school teacher is under investigation after she reportedly ordered a student to take off a t-shirt supporting Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign and compared the shirt to a Ku Klux Klan sheet.
The incident occurred at Charles Carroll High School in Port Richmond. When the student refused the order, she tried to throw the girl out of class.
The teacher reportedly told the 16-year-old student that the high school was a “Democratic school” and then threatened to use a marker to cross out Romney’s name."

I predict nothing will happen to this teacher. She will return to class after being told to be more discreet in her oppressive support for Democrats.

Isn't it funny how, whenever a Democrat is president, claim to support the Constitution but they never demand the federal government abolish the Department of Education and all interference in education?

"That’s why neither the word “education” nor “school”  (or, for that matter, ”compelling national interest”) is in the Constitution, and even a commission created by Franklin Delano Roosevelt said that there is no constitutional federal role in education. Washington does have jurisdiction over District of Columbia schools, and a responsibility under the 14th Amendment to prohibit discrimination, but that’s it."

Don't tell conservatives, or liberals obviously.