Looking at the chart it shows the amount the soldiers get paid maximum. According to goarmy.com the Private rank is the most common pay grade among soldiers. That includes Private(E1), Private(E2), and Private First Class(E3). From this evidence it clearly shows that the majority of the soldiers in the army alone are being paid very poorly. Other jobs have greater pay because of the risks i.e underwater welding, oil engineers, and more. On the other hand, we as civilians also praise athletes for their performance in games and social media. Athletes get huge paychecks for playing a game. In fact, According to Forbes, NBA players make $5.15 million on average, MLB players make $3.2 million on average, NHL players make $2.4 million on average, and NFL players make $1.9 million on average. This paycheck also does not include the endorsement money athletes make. Each endorsement athletes make can be easily be tens of thousands of dollars. In fact athletes get paid for their tweets, Lebron James makes $126,600 per tweet according to Elite daily and Kevin durant makes $80,000. This gap between two of the most praised occupations is outrageous and change needs to happen here. A way for this …show more content…
They are foundation, the building blocks, that holds our society up. In other countries teachers are treated with respect and sometimes are given a high status equal to that of doctors. In Asia, education is the top priority among families and their children. However in America we don’t reiterate it as much even though we understand the importance of education. Teachers are losing their benefits more and more. Every years teachers fear that they will not receive their pensions. According to the The Atlantic only 20% of teachers will receive their full pension payout while the the rest will not see a dime of their retirement money. On top of that our education system is lacking in numerous areas throughout the