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A place to share and discuss visual representations of data: Graphs, charts, maps, etc.

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Lowest-taxed group in each state of the United States (lemmy.world)

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 7 months ago

You mean you walk away with less than $100k EACH.

No, I mean total, and that's without full benefits since one of the schools is a small business.

Many teachers are part of unions and can practically commit murder and keep their jobs.

My wife has been fired basically for being autistic more than once and while the union wanted to make a case it was eventually determined to be too unlikely to stick.

It's cool that you think you know my whole situation and also the situation of everyone else earning less than me, but it's just not the case that everyone or even most people making 40k are lazy. Many of them have been working hard their entire lives but didn't have the resources to succeed despite their best efforts, and writing each of them off as

a Walmart employee who couldn't bother to do their high-school homework? Who just clocks in and clocks out every day without a care in the world about their job?

is just pretty shitty. It's not the case that every high earner was handed life on a silver platter, and it's not the case that every low earner is an unskilled layabout content to wallow.