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It would have been even funnier if Matt Damon had of pointed out if that guy was any good at being a cameraman he'd have a job on a Matt Damon Movie, instead of following a nobody fake reporter around...
My dad was a cameraman for 30+ years. Once while on a live broadcasting set an overhead light fell on him and broke his foot, and not only did he not make any detectable sound, but he moved the camera out of the way to avoid damaging it without the subject ever leaving frame and just kept filming. Nobody even knew his foot was broken until the show ended. That guy isn’t going to last.
I think the celebs coming out to share their deep flaws of the past is important bc it shows theres room to grow and learn. If people feel like theres no way to redemption from these dark places it will disincentivize the possibility of growth
Why did Liam do it? Honesty. Honesty about one's own life. His saying the t r u t h and open about himself, The worst of himself. This should make people h o n o r him more. Isn't that every role you have seen him play? Forgiveness Makes a great man.
if Neeson was conservative and had this fantasy, he'd no longer have a place in Hollywood; but he's a lib so he gets a pass. Meanwhile JK Rowling gets cancelled for defending women.
yeah, i never quite had Liam's racist thoughts, not to that degree anyways, but i had been around edgy whites (and an Asian kid grown up in white suburbs with white parents who loved saying the N Word multiple times a day) and so it rubbed off on me eventually to say the N-word, because between a couple of my closest friends at the time always saying both versions, and being on Xbox Live chat, and 4chan, it just seemed like it wasn't really that big of deal anymore, like only racists used it in a racist way, was my logic at the time. it was through my mental gymnastics i found a way to tell myself that it was okay to say the N-word, because i had no racist intention behind it. the soft A seemed neutral or positive the way i always seen it used, and even the hard R seemed like it was corrupted and divorced by a lot of people who used it. it was like, when you say other swears, you are not thinking of the meaning behind them, it's just an expletive, a word of anger to vent. now obviously, since becoming a Leftist, especially one that actually tries to listen to Black People, i have conceded that no matter how much i try to divorce the racist meaning, it is not up to me, especially a White Person, to decide if a word's meaning is severe or mild. it is ultimately up to the Black community conscious as a whole to decide who can and cannot say a word that carries such a heavy history behind it, just as i as a genderqueer who may or may not be pansexual, can gatekeep who can and cannot say words that affect gays and trans. as someone who had leaned Libertarian for so long, i still personally don't really care about slurs, at least, they don't "hurt" me so much as they can annoy me. if anything, i like it when bigots use slurs, because it makes it easier to recognize them without as much cat and mouse of plausible deniability of "oh, it's just a joke, bro" because to me, and i only speak for myself, intent does matter, but it at least does give warning signs if i hear someone being too nonchalant about slurs now. and to anyone who reads this to just be like "really? it took you over 30 years to realize that White people shouldn't say the N-word?" and that is not the point, a part of me already vaguely knew it was wrong, but i was trying to find excuses to say it because it both felt cool and powerful to say, and i get neurotic and frustrated when feeling excluded or gatekept in any way, so it took a long time to accept that sometimes, gatekeeping is necessary, even if you don't like it.
Or.. maybe you could just credit the movie clip's name. I'm sure the question wasn't "put on shackles and explain the jokes" as much as, "this mirrors the interview you just played and I probably want to see this movie now." I've seen your channel exactly twice now and both times you went off about explaining the joke like a comedy savior up on a cross for the philistine masses.
Liam feeling is so relatable, want to bash at people over violent acts against innocents. PIker just losing his touch. also Liam got n-word pass in this vid🤣
4:58 no, he didn't recognize it was racist because it wasn't, it was coincidence. If his friends had said thet rapist was white he would have had the same reaction but for a white guy. He recognized that it was wrong, and rationalized it quite well as violence begets violence.
Nah dude, Liam Neeson was real for that, and took a huge fuckin' risk to be open and vulnerable about a fucked up thing he did that he regrets doing. We don't have to pretend like he should be applauded for it, but at the very least it shouldn't be mocked.
He should have kept that shit to himself and that's why his career dropped drastically because of it. Being vulnerable about a point in time when you was not only racist but thinking about committing a HATE CRIME because of it does not get you a single fucking sympathy point with me. That's terrorists like behavior wrapped up in this white knight savior bull shit. Fuck him he needs to go see a therapist and learn to control his hate and anger before he gets himself or someone else killed.
I respect him being open about it when he could’ve just pretended it never happened. But him talking about the experience demonstrates that people can change, can come to understand their mistakes and it cautions others against following the same path.
Wanting to take revenge on the specific person that graped your friend is understandable, but wanting to take revenge on any and all people of the perpetrator's race that you just so happen to cross paths with is bonkers.... But that's racism I guess. It is bonkers. It is illogical. It is ignorance. It is blind hatred, fear, and rage.
he didnt come across any in 10 whole days and he didn't know any. you should realize it would've been pretty likely he would've met the correct fella then
People are kind of taking the Liam thing out of context. He wasn't looking to kill someone black because he hates black people, he only knew the person who assaulted his friend was black. In his anger he was willing to be wrong and hurt the first black person who crossed him wrong. It wasn't based on his long standing hatred of a certain race or something was an irrational reaction based on little knowledge. It's still messed up, and could have been an actual tragedy if he shot some innocent black guy just walking around. I just don't see it as racially motivated.
@@tonyjackson4078 he said he had a 'cosh': a stick or bar used as a weapon. I thin more importantly he was looking for revenge on anyone based solely on the colour of their skin, it didn't matter to him that it could have been the wrong person. That's definitely motivated by race. All racists think other races are stealing, looting, invading, committing SA, etc. They all *feel* justified.
so a black person allegedly hurt a friend of his so he wanted to go out and kill the first black person that crossed him; it didn't matter so long as the person was black. If Neeson wasn't a lib, this would be condemned as racist and he'd never work in Hollywood again.
I don't understand why Liam Neeson would have ever been that racist but I think I understand why he told the reporter about it. He rightfully felt extremely ashamed about it and wanted to repent by coming forward and letting everyone know about it. I think he also wanted people to look at themselves honestly and see if they ever had bigoted reactions so they could perhaps come to terms with their own racism and evolve out of it.
Neeson relived that incident with his utterly racist film "Taken" , so anti muslim and so pro gun violence, I would respect him if he denounced that film.
He does, it just depends who is telling it, and whether Piker there, is buddies with them. He straight up said “don’t make things up for a joke…” in this video. Hes a hypocrite, and I can’t imagine trying to be friends with him. He acts like he’s having a lucid seizure, with convulsions, over the most mundane crap.
Leaking something after 25 years that you're ashamed of isn't odd at all. There's a power that your shame holds over you (as anyone who has done something they've been ashamed of has felt), and one way to take away the power of that shame is to just let it out. Express what you did along with the same you feel and express how it made you feel. In some ways, it's very freeing to release and admit out loud what you did and the shame it made you feel. To admit something under duress is less freeing because you're being forced to admit it. But admitting something and expressing regret for your actions can take weight off of yourself.
The guy coming from behind saying teacher should take a better paying job is right. If it's a bad paying job why take it? If the job pays bad why keep asking for more money if you love what you do?
Brother, because the pay situation for teachers is SO BAD that is really a detriment to society. I'm nearly 40 and I remember the names and faces and memes from every one of my good teachers that I encountered, and they made meaningful impacts on my life (small thought processes - but enough to remember).. Obviously I have more teachers who slipped by my memories... actually that's not really even true, I think I remember almost every teacher I had... From stories from parents with autistic kids, how the teachers ability to spot that there may be an issue, and take that developmental track into account, to actually get the situation sorted out... those stories are what made me realise that I shouldn't be a teacher.. ... a childs teachers really do hold the futures of many, many of the children they teach, in their hands. Bad teachers stick out, what lessons are imparted from the negative traces they leave in their wakes? Can even good lessons come from that? (Had a music teacher in my primary school that snapped and strangled a kid, not seriously, but of course he was fired... but it was an educational moment in terms 'breaking point' and self control..) .... I had teachers who handled tragic moments from my childhood really well, in helpful ways... y'know more helpful than my family... Etc etc. You must surely understand the point? My stepson had a particularly good teacher.... made my sons school experience better every day for years. I screwed the step daughter of a teacher who I had... my entire way through secondary school... and obviously he hated me the entire time. If I cared about my grades, then yes, that would have left an impact on my life. If I had society my way, teachers and medical professionals would be the highest earners in society. I don't imagine you read this far... to circle back around... I hear stories of teachers buying school supplies for students, out of their own personal money... teachers that are homeless living in vehicles, schools that just don't invest in their students to a basic degree, and teachers end up covering for that... I took French classes for years... my teacher didn't give a F... I don't know a single word of French, never did. We had maybe 4hrs a wk classes for years. And not a word. ... It is just incredibly short sighted of any society, to allow increased chances for teachers to be bad at their jobs, or not be invested in their job. Someone who's job it is, to inform and essentially raise the next generation of scientists and politicians (mostly not, we understand those teachers would likely be at private schools)... whatever, the custodians of our species.. the kids being taught, and the teachers imparting the needed skills, both. Yes, it is a known meme (in my country at least), that teachers are those that couldn't make it as top tier specialists in their chosen subject. - But the smartest guy in my family is a teacher... was head hunted out of university to stay within the system essentially... (and has had a fulfilling life, teaching and doing research projects... he just doesn't earn alot..) - But I never wanted to seriously commit to being a teacher forever, due to the weight of the job, vs the reward. I am evidently too selfish to merely be rewarded by helping to create good and happy humans. But again, I recognise the importance, and teachers should be rewarded in a manner that is deserving of their contribution to society. If everyone had bad teachers... there would be no society. If everyone had bad Drs... the same. Apologies for the dissertation, it is one of the societal issues I feel most strongly about.
"If it's a bad paying job why take it" that's the problem it shouldn't be a bad paying job. Especially at how important it is. Teachers love their jobs they love to teach but they know that they deserve more.. it's not wrong to ask for more pay when you realize the future of the youth in in your hands mostly
@danielmelgar8918 You really don't grasp the difference between a teacher and a general job? Are you a child perchance? If such basic concepts are beyond your reasoning then I guess you can't be reasoned with. I'm sure you'll figure it out when you have kids. No parent wants a bad teacher or teaching experience for their kids.
Jesus Christ Liam. A) Why would these thoughts go through your head? B) Why would you act upon those thoughts? C) Why would you willingly tell people about it? Straight to jail. Don’t care if he escapes and tortures me to death.
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"Maybe you're a shitty cameraman"
It's funny because he is a shitty cameraman.
The way you can tell is that a cameraman's job is to keep their damn mouth shut while filming.
It would have been even funnier if Matt Damon had of pointed out if that guy was any good at being a cameraman he'd have a job on a Matt Damon Movie, instead of following a nobody fake reporter around...
@@tsubadaikhan6332I bet this sounded cooler in your head
My dad was a cameraman for 30+ years. Once while on a live broadcasting set an overhead light fell on him and broke his foot, and not only did he not make any detectable sound, but he moved the camera out of the way to avoid damaging it without the subject ever leaving frame and just kept filming. Nobody even knew his foot was broken until the show ended.
That guy isn’t going to last.
Dawg he parried that cameraman like one of those fake tai chi masters, god damnnn.
Nothing fake about that parry - that cameraman considered it from all angles
God Dam(o)nnn*
@@TheGonzogibby nah, he can't handle that many angles cause he's a shitty camera man
My boy's wicked smaat
"Maybe you're a shitty cameraman, I don't know."
Matt Damon, for the win.
I think the celebs coming out to share their deep flaws of the past is important bc it shows theres room to grow and learn. If people feel like theres no way to redemption from these dark places it will disincentivize the possibility of growth
"If hell is forever, heaven must be a lie"
Liam's voice saying a black b*sterd will never leave my head after knowing it was real thing and not acting
I can’t not think of the cumtown bit anytime I hear him talk now
That Liam neason thing was absolutely bananas
Why did Liam do it?
Honesty.
Honesty about one's own life.
His saying the t r u t h and open about himself,
The worst of himself.
This should make people h o n o r him more.
Isn't that every role you have seen him play?
Forgiveness
Makes a great man.
He also got PRETTY close to killing someone because of the color of their skin, soooooo I can see why some people are upset
@@jakeleisure8326 "Pretty close only counts in horseshoes, hand grenades and nuclear warfare."
My Momma
if Neeson was conservative and had this fantasy, he'd no longer have a place in Hollywood; but he's a lib so he gets a pass. Meanwhile JK Rowling gets cancelled for defending women.
@@jakeleisure8326 he didn't see a single black guy in ten whole days, maybe there only was one in his town and he happened to do grape 🤷🏿♂
@@thethree60five For me, it's the thought that counts
But hes wrong. Tenure is legit BS. It is how teachers become complacent and stop giving a sh1t.
yeah, i never quite had Liam's racist thoughts, not to that degree anyways, but i had been around edgy whites (and an Asian kid grown up in white suburbs with white parents who loved saying the N Word multiple times a day) and so it rubbed off on me eventually to say the N-word, because between a couple of my closest friends at the time always saying both versions, and being on Xbox Live chat, and 4chan, it just seemed like it wasn't really that big of deal anymore, like only racists used it in a racist way, was my logic at the time.
it was through my mental gymnastics i found a way to tell myself that it was okay to say the N-word, because i had no racist intention behind it. the soft A seemed neutral or positive the way i always seen it used, and even the hard R seemed like it was corrupted and divorced by a lot of people who used it. it was like, when you say other swears, you are not thinking of the meaning behind them, it's just an expletive, a word of anger to vent.
now obviously, since becoming a Leftist, especially one that actually tries to listen to Black People, i have conceded that no matter how much i try to divorce the racist meaning, it is not up to me, especially a White Person, to decide if a word's meaning is severe or mild. it is ultimately up to the Black community conscious as a whole to decide who can and cannot say a word that carries such a heavy history behind it, just as i as a genderqueer who may or may not be pansexual, can gatekeep who can and cannot say words that affect gays and trans.
as someone who had leaned Libertarian for so long, i still personally don't really care about slurs, at least, they don't "hurt" me so much as they can annoy me. if anything, i like it when bigots use slurs, because it makes it easier to recognize them without as much cat and mouse of plausible deniability of "oh, it's just a joke, bro" because to me, and i only speak for myself, intent does matter, but it at least does give warning signs if i hear someone being too nonchalant about slurs now.
and to anyone who reads this to just be like "really? it took you over 30 years to realize that White people shouldn't say the N-word?" and that is not the point, a part of me already vaguely knew it was wrong, but i was trying to find excuses to say it because it both felt cool and powerful to say, and i get neurotic and frustrated when feeling excluded or gatekept in any way, so it took a long time to accept that sometimes, gatekeeping is necessary, even if you don't like it.
Think that “interviewer” is now on RUclips grifting on the “trad wife” nonsense. Go with what you know, and MAGA knows grifting.
Matt Damon, Noam Chomsky fanboy!!! Good on you Matt.
Loving the CCR t-shirt! Keep On Chooglin'!
I didn't know about Liam Neeson's racist rage. It seems like he could have benefited from watching something like ...I dunno ...Schindler's List.
"what about teachers that are bad?"
What about having an actual point?
Bro the ending 😭😭
I have no issue with Liam. Sounds like he had a moment but grew from it.
I was half-expecting him to follow that up with “how you like THEM apples?” haha
Yes! Came here to make this comment!
Nah.. liam was expelling guilty conscience. He didnt do anything. He gets a pass.
A pass from who? some pasty white american communist dude?
Even bald Matt Damon is hot wtf
Isn't Liam just talking about how anger can make people make very irrational decisions?
Or am I being too charitable?
Fast forward and Matt is scamming people with crypto and the Liam bit wasn't funny at all.
"10% of teachers are bad"...yeah, compared to whom?
The original interview already felt like a family guy sketch lmao whats with the music
Schindler's list vibes.
"all killer no filler" this was not - most of the vid wasn't about Matt Damon, and it didn't come back round to him at the end either.
Or.. maybe you could just credit the movie clip's name. I'm sure the question wasn't "put on shackles and explain the jokes" as much as, "this mirrors the interview you just played and I probably want to see this movie now."
I've seen your channel exactly twice now and both times you went off about explaining the joke like a comedy savior up on a cross for the philistine masses.
I love how they had Liam Neeson drinking some kind of fruity mai tai drink through a straw lol
Liam feeling is so relatable, want to bash at people over violent acts against innocents. PIker just losing his touch. also Liam got n-word pass in this vid🤣
4:58 no, he didn't recognize it was racist because it wasn't, it was coincidence. If his friends had said thet rapist was white he would have had the same reaction but for a white guy.
He recognized that it was wrong, and rationalized it quite well as violence begets violence.
"How you like them apples?"
She thought she could ambush a "dumb actor" and have him says something "dumb". Not this time.
Shows what happens when you have a professional educator for a mom
She thought the Matt Damon parody from Team America was an accurate portrayal.
I saw the title and worried we had lost Matt…I’m glad I worried for nothing. lol
Y women can be just as dumb as men
I'm trying to grow but I can't lie to you all whatever year Liam said that in was the last time my black ass saw one of his movies
Liam was promoting a movie at the time. It had some relevancy to it.
Nah dude, Liam Neeson was real for that, and took a huge fuckin' risk to be open and vulnerable about a fucked up thing he did that he regrets doing. We don't have to pretend like he should be applauded for it, but at the very least it shouldn't be mocked.
It is pretty racist behavior.
He should have kept that shit to himself and that's why his career dropped drastically because of it. Being vulnerable about a point in time when you was not only racist but thinking about committing a HATE CRIME because of it does not get you a single fucking sympathy point with me. That's terrorists like behavior wrapped up in this white knight savior bull shit. Fuck him he needs to go see a therapist and learn to control his hate and anger before he gets himself or someone else killed.
Don't expect leftists to have empathy for men or understanding for the skeletons they have locked up in their closet.
I respect him being open about it when he could’ve just pretended it never happened. But him talking about the experience demonstrates that people can change, can come to understand their mistakes and it cautions others against following the same path.
JESUS Liam, keep that shit to yourself rofl
Wanting to take revenge on the specific person that graped your friend is understandable, but wanting to take revenge on any and all people of the perpetrator's race that you just so happen to cross paths with is bonkers.... But that's racism I guess. It is bonkers. It is illogical. It is ignorance. It is blind hatred, fear, and rage.
Unless you've had a close friend tell you they were raped, you've no idea how you'll react.
@@greigcockburn9887 it would still a stupid and racist move. And wrong
@@greigcockburn9887 Well that's true..... to an extent. One thing I do know is that I wouldn't react in the same racist way Liam Neeson did.
he didnt come across any in 10 whole days and he didn't know any. you should realize it would've been pretty likely he would've met the correct fella then
@@Mudkipz123 That isn't what he said. He said he was looking for a black dude to START something with him, so he could k... them. That didn't happen.
People are kind of taking the Liam thing out of context. He wasn't looking to kill someone black because he hates black people, he only knew the person who assaulted his friend was black. In his anger he was willing to be wrong and hurt the first black person who crossed him wrong. It wasn't based on his long standing hatred of a certain race or something was an irrational reaction based on little knowledge. It's still messed up, and could have been an actual tragedy if he shot some innocent black guy just walking around. I just don't see it as racially motivated.
Or picked the wrong one and got worked. 😂 He is an actor. Can't act your way out of an ass whooping
@yasuke9317 I think he stated he was packing, he was just going to straight up shoot someone. Maybe I heard it wrong.
@@tonyjackson4078 he said he had a 'cosh': a stick or bar used as a weapon.
I thin more importantly he was looking for revenge on anyone based solely on the colour of their skin, it didn't matter to him that it could have been the wrong person. That's definitely motivated by race. All racists think other races are stealing, looting, invading, committing SA, etc. They all *feel* justified.
so a black person allegedly hurt a friend of his so he wanted to go out and kill the first black person that crossed him; it didn't matter so long as the person was black. If Neeson wasn't a lib, this would be condemned as racist and he'd never work in Hollywood again.
I don't understand why Liam Neeson would have ever been that racist but I think I understand why he told the reporter about it. He rightfully felt extremely ashamed about it and wanted to repent by coming forward and letting everyone know about it. I think he also wanted people to look at themselves honestly and see if they ever had bigoted reactions so they could perhaps come to terms with their own racism and evolve out of it.
Pretty sure leftists aren't the ones we have to explain satire too lol
It's so funny😂 how you have to explain😮 everything! I'm sorry dude. ❤
I can change her...
Male leftist coomers seeing a hot female neo-n@z1:
One day brother
That was what Larry David did with Michael Richards (Kramer) on curb, he mocked with satire his previous racism, but the curb piece was funnier,,,
Matt Damon is a W
When you grow up (hopefully) you'll understand Liam Neeson's reason for telling his story. Hopefully.
If hasan ever wants a run down of what quantum physics he should hit me up.
I’m an educator specializing in physics and chemistry.
Cum Town have a better take on Liam Neeson.
Neeson relived that incident with his utterly racist film "Taken" , so anti muslim and so pro gun violence, I would respect him if he denounced that film.
Prolly were being blackmailed in some capacity
Why can this community not understand jokes?! 🤣
Because a lot of them are infantile ideologues that don't understand the finer points of humanity let alone the simple points such as comedy.
They do there’s just a small loud minority of chatters are libbed up losers lol
Because Hasan has cultivated a fanbase full of hyper-sensitive, overly corrective people.
He does, it just depends who is telling it, and whether Piker there, is buddies with them.
He straight up said “don’t make things up for a joke…” in this video.
Hes a hypocrite, and I can’t imagine trying to be friends with him. He acts like he’s having a lucid seizure, with convulsions, over the most mundane crap.
Oh hell yea! Im down for the evil Matt Damon arc!
Another great man from MA
Damn, I never saw that episode where Paperboy met Liam Neesons.
I fucking hate when Hasan explains jokes
Bc half hasans community is autistic
Didn’t this guy get fired for stealing peoples luggage?!
5:20
4:27
Ahh man. I haven't seen that episode.
Atlanta!!!
Off the mark with this one. Someone needed to hear that story of vengeance
Agreed. White people talking about their own racism is them taking positive steps. He's not being pro-racism here!
liam pulling a riley cooper is hilarious lol
Leaking something after 25 years that you're ashamed of isn't odd at all. There's a power that your shame holds over you (as anyone who has done something they've been ashamed of has felt), and one way to take away the power of that shame is to just let it out. Express what you did along with the same you feel and express how it made you feel. In some ways, it's very freeing to release and admit out loud what you did and the shame it made you feel. To admit something under duress is less freeing because you're being forced to admit it. But admitting something and expressing regret for your actions can take weight off of yourself.
I love how he goes off on her like his character in good will hunting.
lol
The guy coming from behind saying teacher should take a better paying job is right. If it's a bad paying job why take it? If the job pays bad why keep asking for more money if you love what you do?
Brother, because the pay situation for teachers is SO BAD that is really a detriment to society.
I'm nearly 40 and I remember the names and faces and memes from every one of my good teachers that I encountered, and they made meaningful impacts on my life (small thought processes - but enough to remember)..
Obviously I have more teachers who slipped by my memories... actually that's not really even true, I think I remember almost every teacher I had...
From stories from parents with autistic kids, how the teachers ability to spot that there may be an issue, and take that developmental track into account, to actually get the situation sorted out... those stories are what made me realise that I shouldn't be a teacher..
... a childs teachers really do hold the futures of many, many of the children they teach, in their hands.
Bad teachers stick out, what lessons are imparted from the negative traces they leave in their wakes? Can even good lessons come from that? (Had a music teacher in my primary school that snapped and strangled a kid, not seriously, but of course he was fired... but it was an educational moment in terms 'breaking point' and self control..)
.... I had teachers who handled tragic moments from my childhood really well, in helpful ways... y'know more helpful than my family...
Etc etc.
You must surely understand the point?
My stepson had a particularly good teacher.... made my sons school experience better every day for years.
I screwed the step daughter of a teacher who I had... my entire way through secondary school... and obviously he hated me the entire time. If I cared about my grades, then yes, that would have left an impact on my life.
If I had society my way, teachers and medical professionals would be the highest earners in society.
I don't imagine you read this far... to circle back around... I hear stories of teachers buying school supplies for students, out of their own personal money... teachers that are homeless living in vehicles, schools that just don't invest in their students to a basic degree, and teachers end up covering for that...
I took French classes for years... my teacher didn't give a F... I don't know a single word of French, never did. We had maybe 4hrs a wk classes for years. And not a word.
... It is just incredibly short sighted of any society, to allow increased chances for teachers to be bad at their jobs, or not be invested in their job.
Someone who's job it is, to inform and essentially raise the next generation of scientists and politicians (mostly not, we understand those teachers would likely be at private schools)... whatever, the custodians of our species.. the kids being taught, and the teachers imparting the needed skills, both.
Yes, it is a known meme (in my country at least), that teachers are those that couldn't make it as top tier specialists in their chosen subject.
- But the smartest guy in my family is a teacher... was head hunted out of university to stay within the system essentially...
(and has had a fulfilling life, teaching and doing research projects... he just doesn't earn alot..)
- But I never wanted to seriously commit to being a teacher forever, due to the weight of the job, vs the reward. I am evidently too selfish to merely be rewarded by helping to create good and happy humans.
But again, I recognise the importance, and teachers should be rewarded in a manner that is deserving of their contribution to society.
If everyone had bad teachers... there would be no society. If everyone had bad Drs... the same.
Apologies for the dissertation, it is one of the societal issues I feel most strongly about.
"If it's a bad paying job why take it" that's the problem it shouldn't be a bad paying job. Especially at how important it is. Teachers love their jobs they love to teach but they know that they deserve more.. it's not wrong to ask for more pay when you realize the future of the youth in in your hands mostly
@@jokeruiner4481 then why use that say as a excuse? People at Mc Donalds think their job pays bad.
@@Quasiguambo wow that was long to just say it pay is bad but they still took the job. So do minimum wage employees.
@danielmelgar8918 You really don't grasp the difference between a teacher and a general job?
Are you a child perchance?
If such basic concepts are beyond your reasoning then I guess you can't be reasoned with. I'm sure you'll figure it out when you have kids.
No parent wants a bad teacher or teaching experience for their kids.
respect Matt Damon
Jesus Christ Liam. A) Why would these thoughts go through your head? B) Why would you act upon those thoughts? C) Why would you willingly tell people about it?
Straight to jail. Don’t care if he escapes and tortures me to death.
Matt Damon