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Teachers have never done shit for me other than psychologically scar me enough to hate women.
I learned everything that mattered by myself.
I support teachers being forced to join co-ed sports and get mutilated or killed by large black men.
Pay them very high salaries – to be linebackers in co-ed football.
When they die, the pay-out can go to their families, like with terrorism.
Up to half a million British teachers, civil servants, train drivers and university lecturers walked out over pay and conditions on Wednesday in the largest coordinated strike action in Britain in a generation, causing widespread disruption.
The mass walkouts across the country shut schools, halted most rail services, and the military was put on standby to help with border checks.
About 300,000 teachers are expected to strike on Wednesday, the biggest group involved, as part of wider action by 500,000 people, the highest number for at least a decade.
Mary Bousted, General Secretary of National Education Union, told Reuters that teachers in her union felt they had no choice but to strike as declining pay meant high numbers were leaving the profession, making it harder for those that remain.
“There has been over the last 12 years a really catastrophic long term decline in their pay,” she said outside a school in south London.
“None of the people behind me want to be on strike today but they are saying, very reluctantly, that enough is enough and that things have to change.”
Looks like not hundreds but thousands of teachers in central London for @NEUnion rally and March as part of the #TeacherStrike pic.twitter.com/r6fclPSq8f
— Tom Belger (@tom_belger) February 1, 2023
#TeacherStrike in central #London. They are demonstrating from the BBC to Westminster. They demand better pay. #strikes #UK pic.twitter.com/B2QNUMUFt7
— Alexander Seale (@AlexSeale) February 1, 2023
With inflation running at more than 10% – the highest level in four decades – Britain has seen a wave of strikes in recent months across different sectors, including health and transport workers, Amazon warehouse employees and Royal Mail postal staff.
Education minister Gillian Keegan stuck to the government’s position on Wednesday. It has taken a hard line with public sector workers, telling them that giving in to demands for large wage increases will only fuel inflation.
“What we cannot do is give inflation busting pay rises to one part of the workforce and make inflation worse for everybody. That’s not an economically sensible thing to do,” she told the BBC.
Britain plans to allocate around £2.3 billion in direct military aid to Ukraine in 2023.
If the NHS budget deficit in the UK is about 1 billion pounds per year#UkraineRussianWar #UkraineWar pic.twitter.com/ueWjCO9pOn— Roz Wilson (@RozWilson7) January 24, 2023
Also on strike on Wednesday are 100,000 civil servants from more than 120 government departments, and tens of thousands of university lecturers and rail workers.
There are also rallies planned for later in the day to protest against a new law to curb strikes in some sectors.
Next week, nurses, ambulance staff, paramedics, emergency call handlers and other healthcare workers are set to stage more walkouts, while firefighters this week also backed a nationwide strike.
Wait, firefighters can go on strike? In a country where black people are constantly starting fires?
That’s hilarious.
