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@TyJohnsonNews Agreed. You are responsible for what you say. I STILL blame the education system in our country in the first place for purposely omitting info that would make peop more sensitive to these issues regarding history here and abroad.
@TyJohnsonNews If history was taught IN FULL, people would have context regarding history here and abroad. What do we expect if we don't give all of the info?
I feel that our education system has the responsibility to prepare our children completely. Participating in history curriculums that leave out large chunks of history conveniently allows room for ignorance as an excuse in the future. It almost seems strategic.
Dear Fellow Educators etc.,
Can we please insist that FACTUAL history be taught COMPLETELY in our history curriculums?
The fact that I'm talking to ADULTS who have never even heard of the 1921 Tulsa, Massacre or the 1985 police bombings of west Philadelphia is outrageous. Why?
@naggalvan@tmcrypto1@Instacart That is Grimey!
I still think Instacart should be responsible for (properly*) paying shoppers, and tips should be optional.
@tmcrypto1@Instacart 1. Order items
2. Shopper gets them and delivers
3. Buyer pays for what they get NOTHING MORE(other than the delivery fee)
4. Shopper gets a percentage from @Instacart that is REASONABLE
5. Tips are for exceptional service and optional
@tmcrypto1@Instacart NAH...base pay needs to be higher so tips are not the living they make. If there are complaints the company should handle the issue with the shopper. We should just be buying groceries not deciding the fate of shoppers. I want no parts of that.