Teachers go to Gang School

Tom wrote:

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I might of been, but it was a good town with values. A place where you could take your kids and feel safe and see lots of smiles and know you were around people that loved God.

I am in Holland multiple times a year. Not once have I ever felt "not safe."

Tom wrote:
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I might of been, but it was a good town with values. A place where you could take your kids and feel safe and see lots of smiles and know you were around people that loved God.

I am in Holland multiple times a year. Not once have I ever felt "not safe."

well yeah mexicans aren't blowing up your little country club that you and your upper middle class friends hang out at.

xCOHx wrote:

well yeah mexicans aren't blowing up your little country club that you and your upper middle class friends hang out at.

I am a public school teacher, not UPPER middle class, I don't belong to country clubs. I am stating that I have not felt unsafe in Holland. While I may not go into the roughest neighborhoods in Holland, I go into the ones in Grand Rapids, and don't feel unsafe there either.

I still cant believe the teachers are going to school to learn how to join gangs yet.........

GR Teacher wrote:

<quoted text>God forbid it is no longer a sheltered, white, Christian Reformed community. They should have walled in the town years ago.

Yeah, gangs are way better than those unruly Christian Reformed folks. Good call.

michael g wrote:

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Yeah, gangs are way better than those unruly Christian Reformed folks. Good call.

Just wondering if your response is sarcastic? I will state my position again. I do not feel unsafe in Holland.

Really? You're wondering?

Let me clear it up for you. I think gang members are much better neighbors than those out of control evil Republican close minded Christian Reformed Church members. Just think, if you ever lose the key to one of your padlocks, you can have your neighborhood banger come over and shoot it off for you. That's useful!!