When they came for the sanitation workers, they saw that the sanitation workers were willing to let the garbage pile up. So, they got what they wanted
When they came for the cops, they realized the cops were armed and carried weapons. So, they got what they wanted.
When they came for the transportation union, they realized their union leader was fearless and outspoken --not afraid to get arrested. So, they got what they wanted.
When they came for the teachers, they noticed that teachers loved kids and were willing to spend their own money on needed supplies and stay after school to help kids in need. They also noted that teachers were highly sensitive, thoughtful and compassionate folks. So, there was really no need to give them anything. And nothing is what they got.
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Stiill away from a school in the Bronx 182street, Bloomberg got rid off the RATS in the street AND ARE NOW IN THIS SCHOOL. The principal HAS RATS reporting to her beginning with custodial staff and the payroll secretary!!!
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