"Leftists believe that the private sector is by and large run by capitalists who are greedy, while common workers, such as teachers, firefighters, and laborers, contribute more to society." - Ray Dalio, principles for changing world
I would add ideological rights consider the role of education limited only useful to the reproduction of the current system of hierarchies/roles/balances.
Although patriotic right in some countries considers teachers as important individuals for promoting the ethic ideal, aside from them ideological rights undermine the status in society of teachers as mediocre success individuals.
Another reason is the rights discount social contribution ideals and as teachers mediate in society and social contribution, they are discounted by definition of their role.
Hello Damian Wayne Williams,
Thank for your reply !
Ok, the wording maybe was rushed, "Hate" has legal implications .. what i meant was "despise, intentional hold them (teacher, social workers) at a perceived lower status"
The second part is still clear, it's about a belief "ideological rights" hold but it is not credited to them in any formal way, which if it is a reality as I think, it has costs of truthness in both politics and in a society that is trying to utilize politics as a vehicle for management not for embedding confusions and populism. So i think this info i cite are enough for enabling someone to frame an answer
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