I have to pinch myself to make sure I’m awake. Those scumbags will stoop to any low-level to politicize and blame tragedy on anyone they disagree with while manufacturing manure. We need to lynch those bastards, and no, I’m not kidding. They’re vile human beings, no wait, you can’t call them human beings, they are subhuman little cockroaches that need to be stepped on. Why do we allow people like this out of the house without adult supervision?

Jeri-Lynn Betts, an early childhood teacher in the Watertown, Wisconsin, school district, died on March 8 of an apparent suicide.

A colleague says she was “very distraught” over Gov. Scott Walker’s attacks on public sector workers and public education.

First off, what kind of worthless loon can’t function in life without a union holding her hand? The broad was a few beers short of a six-pack, okay? Anyone that contemplates suicide over a labor union, well, I don’t want you anywhere near my kids. You’re freaking’ nuts. But I’ll buy you the rope to help expedite your journey to paradise. One less basket weaver in the world isn’t going to hurt my feelings at all.

So now big labor and the lunatic left are blaming Scott Walker for something this woman chose to do. Yeah, you blamers are some real geniuses, aren’t you? Here’s the headline from The Progressive: Wisconsin Teacher in Apparent Suicide, “Distraught” Over Walker’s Cuts.

Progressive as you all should know, provided of course you’ve done your homework, is code for communist and communist sympathizing. Fact of life, baby… look it up, do the research. And so is the union that is blaming Walker.

Gotta love their little slogan: Through the power of collective action, Lakewood UniServ Council will promote the right of its members to influence and shape their professional and economic environment. Yeah, uh-huh. You’d think being educators these nitwits would know the basics. They do not have that right. What they have is a privilege.

I dunno, maybe I just have an outdated constitution, in my edition, there’s no such thing as “collective bargaining rights.” How about yours? Like I said, it’s a privilege, nothing more. But then, you know the progressive left. They like to assign rights that don’t exist to everything they are sympathetic to.

Walker’s policies are placing a heavy strain on teachers, says Steve Cupery, the director of the Lakewood UniServ Council, the teachers’ union in Watertown.

“There’s a lot of stress, especially among older teachers,” he says. “They’re concerned about being targeted. And there’s the stress associated with the potential loss of benefits, which could amount to a substantial cut in pay.”

Has there been any proof of this (pay cuts and loss of benefits)? No is the correct answer. And if certain teachers are upset about their pay, I’ve got a real simple solution. Find another job. That’s how freedom works.

Walker’s policies have “shredded the morale of teachers,” said Wisconsin State Assemblywoman Sandy Pope-Roberts on March 16.

Trying to blame or insinuate blame because some nutjob decides to off herself is disgusting, and what big labor and the leftist loons are not telling you is this teacher has been a wacko for a very long time.

“Susan advised me that Geri had a long history of depression,” Officer Jeffrey Meloy wrote in his report.

Yeah! That’s right. A long history of depression. Long before Scott Walker became governor, you morons.