Utah Teacher Fired After Threatening Students During Far Left Rant
A chemistry teacher in Utah lost her job over a leftist political rant that has made national headlines. Leah Kinyon made hostile remarks to her students for several minutes about everything from climate change to President Trump to the COVID vaccines.
“What’s wrong with Trump,” the chemistry teacher, identified as Leah Kinyon, rhetorically asked the kids, before saying the former president “sucks.”
Lehi High School chemistry teacher Leah Kinyon was fired a day after a student’s video captured her ranting about Donald Trump, unvaccinated kids, climate change disbelievers and “dumb” parentsCredit: facebook/talikavili.tolutau
The teacher had initially been placed on administrative leave before Alpine School district moved to terminate her employmentCredit: Alpine School
“He is a sexual predator,” she continued. “He’s a literal moron.”
‘TURN OFF FOX NEWS’
She then warned against watching Fox News.
“Turn off the Fox News,” the Lehi High School teacher can be heard explaining.
Alpine School District officials announced on Wednesday Kinyon’s dismissal from its faculty.
“Although the details of a personnel investigation are confidential, the teacher involved is no longer an employee of Alpine School District,” officials said in a statement.
The night before, the district had placed Kinyon on leave.
“This behavior is inappropriate, not reflective of the professional conduct and decorum we expect of our teachers, and will not be tolerated,” Alpine School District officials initially stated, according to KSL.
‘YOU BETTER GET JABBED’
The footage recorded by the student starts with Kinyon’s scathing rant about those who are choosing to not get vaccinated during the pandemic.
“This is my classroom, the bespectacled woman thundered. “And if you guys are going to put me at risk you’re gonna hear about it.
“Because I have to be here.
“I don’t have to be happy about the fact there’s kids coming in here with eerier variants that could possibly get me or my family sick.”
Kinyon called anybody coming into her classroom that may be infected with the disease inconsiderate.
“That’s rude,” she said. “I’m not going to pretend like it’s not.”
She then made it clear she refused to conform to any deference that her job would seem to require.
PARENTS ARE ‘DUMBER THAN YOU’
“I’m not going to pretend,” Kinyon said.
“I’m not going to lie. I’m not going to sugarcoat it either. You all need to hear the truth.”
Her truth featured her feelings that not only were her parents incompetent, but so were her students’ parents.
“Most of ya’ll parents are dumber than you,” said Kinyon. “I’m going to say that out loud.”
“My parents are dumb.”
She then offered some unique and unsolicited advice.
“You don’t have to do everything our parents say and you don’t have to believe everything your parents believe,” she said.
Sounds bad for the teacher had mental breakdown should be removed from school.