Thread: Florida Teacher writes Letter to Congress

Some people sure have a hard time handling facts and honesty don't they!! God forbid they face the truth and save their childrens schools and education!!




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Originally Posted by apropos

Problem is, folks, that we live in America. If the woman did write this letter, then she is exercising her Constitutional right to transmit her concerns and thoughts to her elected representative. It doesn't matter if the letter is misinformed, poorly worded, or racist. She is paying taxes, she is an American citizen, and therefore she has a voice in our government. She needs no defense for writing her representative under our form of government.

I find it troubling and frightening that someone can be suspended from their job simply because they wrote a letter to their Congressman. Talk about tyranny of the majority.

I agree completely. Is our nanny government now saying, "When we want your opinion, we'll give it to you!"? What's truly frightening are the similarities between what political correctness and facist Italy during WWII.

Originally Posted by apropos

Problem is, folks, that we live in America. If the woman did write this letter, then she is exercising her Constitutional right to transmit her concerns and thoughts to her elected representative. It doesn't matter if the letter is misinformed, poorly worded, or racist. She is paying taxes, she is an American citizen, and therefore she has a voice in our government. She needs no defense for writing her representative under our form of government.

I find it troubling and frightening that someone can be suspended from their job simply because they wrote a letter to their Congressman. Talk about tyranny of the majority.

I guess I missed something, but where does it say she was suspended from their job for writing this letter? If that is the case I sure agree with you.

Jan Hall, 59, was suspended without pay Wednesday [2005] after the letter was printed in the Spanish-language daily newspaper, El Nuevo Dia, spurring protests at Sadler Elementary School.

http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/flor ... ryid=42649

Originally Posted by MyAmerica

This just doesn't seem right.

I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if this were purposely done. It appears too phony.

Originally Posted by wilro

Originally Posted by MyAmerica

This just doesn't seem right.

I agree. I wouldn't be surprised if this were purposely done. It appears too phony.

The letter seems bogus. I dont think a teacher would write that out of fear of losing her job.
I think the letter was written by someone who wanted to draw attention to themselves as being the poor victims of racism and discrimination. Maybe by doing this, they think people will feel sorry for them and make them legal citizens.
IF the teacher did write it, then shame on her for some of the things she said. But I do agree that there should be a halt to all immigration for a period of 5-10 years so that agencies can get caught up with the numbers already here. And I do agree that illegal aliens are taking the jobs of American citizens.