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Subject: Re: Tonights story on ACA about drugs at the olympics
Author: TG'sFM
Date: 4 Aug 2008
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On Aug 4, 8:11 pm, "Mr.T" <MrT@home wrote:


    
On Mon, 04 Aug 2008 02:54:47 -0700, TG'sFM wrote:


    
How stupid do ACA think we are?
The fact that I'm the first to comment on this
indicates that perhaps they are right, and that the general population
IS that stupid. I blame the teachers.



Given that teachers are among the lowest paid professionals in Australia,
it's hard to blame them for the general level of ignorance, let alone that
of ACA reporters.

MrT.



Shirley you aren't serious? The ONLY professional govt paid employees
paid more than teachers are nurses. And look at the problems we have
in the health dept. The answer is to pay them less, and try to get
better professionals, but give them better conditions. Pay rate is
NOT everything.




 

 

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