Thread 518567050

>We didn't have other applicants
who would work for below minimum wage with no securities*
FTFY

What self respecting person wants to help a bunch of niggers and wetbacks

they will teach US white man about WMAF and how to stop using condom

Offer a million dollar salary. 100% guarantee they'd have plenty of qualified candidates who are US citizens.
>But that would cost too much.
Which is an admission that this is about driving down wages and not about there not being anyone available.

>>518567050 (OP)
because conservative politicians cut funding for schools and oppose unions

>>518567050 (OP)
What do you mean why? Americans are way too stupid to teach. That happens when you are on your knees too much sucking politician dicks mindlessly.

>>518567050 (OP)
Nobody wants to live in dying rural towns, certainly not young people. People don't want to retire there either, because there's often a lot of property maintenance that's hard on old people and they're far from a hospital.

>>518567946
Rural hospitals pay lots of money on top of high base doctor pay, and still can't get doctors because rural life sucks. Move in as the new guy or gal and your dating pool is complete fuckups. Btw, you can't get raises faster than the broader economy can inflate.

>Crow reservation
Oh now it makes sense.

>>518568319
>cut funding for schools
Meanwhile, in reality, the US has among the highest education funding per student in the entire world.

https://nces.ed.gov/programs/coe/indicator/cmd/education-expenditures-by-country

>The United States spent $15,500 per full-time-equivalent (FTE) student on elementary and secondary education, which was 38 percent higher than the average of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) member countries of $11,300 (in constant 2021 U.S. dollars). At the postsecondary level, the United States spent $37,400 per FTE student, which was more than double the average of OECD countries ($18,400; in constant 2021 U.S. dollars).

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> and oppose unions
Once again, the reality is that teachers unions are so strong that its basically impossible to fire teachers in many school districts. When teachers crash out/give up in those districts, the schools just have to keep paying them to do nothing until they retire because it would take years of litigation to actually fire them.

Schools are absolutely showered with cash in the US, its just squandered on administrative bloat and other amenities instead of actual education.

>>518569405
Do they pay a million a year? No. Then shut the fuck up, it's about pay, no matter what sub 100 IQ excuse sounds good to your moronic brain.

>>518569405
>Rural hospitals pay lots of money
Doubt
They pay just above the minimum level of
>do I really want to spend next 3 years of my life in the middle of the fucking nowhere for a few pennies?

Why americans don't invite politicians for H1B visas?

>>518567050 (OP)
White men aren't allowed to be teachers, and White women are required to be rabid leftists if they want to be teachers. Also, all the school boards are literal Communists.