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- When I say "OUR," I'm referring to more than 300,000,000 people that live in the United States. Our public schools need OUR help to stop the Destruction Of Public Education Syndicate (DOPES)destroying one of our country's greatest public resources, OUR public schools. The DOPES, supported mostly by billionaires (there are only a few hundred of them), has been at it for decades, and those lying bullies are not going away.
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Crazy Normal - the Classroom Exposé 
Lloyd Lofthouse
September 15, 2012 at 07:54
I support Chicago’s teachers 110%. In fact, all public school teachers should strike across the country until the nation stops scapegoating teachers and teacher unions for the problems in this country that start in the home with parents.