$40k a year to essentially pursue your hobby

unless it's teaching AP History in which case it's purely cirriculum

I feel like as interesting as history is, teaching it would get boring after a while.

Repeating a ton of interesting stuff for years would over time make it uninteresting.

True, but preferable to most jobs

I think the non-AP teachers have more freedom in cirriculum

AP/IB teachers have a scripted cirriculum

Which in of itself isn't bad for a student per se

It depends on the state for non-AP/honors teachers

In Michigan, for example (where I live) if I recall correctly all history teachers above middle school have little cirricular freedom.

>has communist manifesto
>Dosen't have mein kampf

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Does your school’s library have Mein Kampf? It might have one but not the other which could be why he only has one

@Doctor Anon

Get the Ford or Stalag interpretation.

Other translations have sections intentionally removed or left grammatically incorrect for the English language.

@TheIntCarl no

Well this says something about the people here 🤔

@Da_Fish Dude that isn't even the Entire world. That thing leaves out Iran, Venezuela, South Korea, and some middle eastern countries that were effected by communism / Socialism

@Milk That they're smart

It also includes numerous states that were hardly Marxist-Leninist/Maoist and only claimed to be for communist support.

It's also anachronistic.

The only communist states were pretty much the USSR/Warsaw Pact and China.

North Korea for example distanced itself significantly from communism immediately after the Cold War and officially renounced it a few years ago, Castro was not a communist until he knew he could get gibs, and Savimbi was trained by China as a Maoist insurrectionist before he thought it was more profitable to fight communists.

@Doctor Anon ur gay

Vietnam was only "communist" for the sake of nationalism, with the backdrop of the French colonization. Ho Chi Minh did the same thing Castro did.

The Communist Party in Vietnam today is a nationalist party

They also started economic reforms in the 80s

Cuba has been liberalizing their economy for two decades now, gradually abandoning communist ideology.

China did the same thing under Deng.

But Cuba isn't going to say they aren't communist for much the same reason that China doesn't.

@Doctor Anon When you go to Africa, you expect to see Africans. When you go to Asia, you expect to see Asians. And when you go to Europe, You should expect to see Europeans.

white juche when?

@Mute Soul eyyy

@Mute Soul rip

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unfortunately Cuba doesn't have a +1 billion population to exploit in factories

The main thing Cuba imports is food and medicine and they have not enough of either.

And they trade plenty with China so I would say that yes, they do in fact have a 1+ billion population to exploit in factories.