You - along with two or three other 'big names' on this forum - seem to have a lot of extremely negative things to say about a number of places that you probably haven't worked in (I know that you haven't worked for EF Shenyang), and a lot of extremely negative (and rude) things to say about people that you've never met.

Before you start criticizing and running your mouth off on others, why don't you sit back and think about the fact that there are people in this world who know more than you when it comes to certain parts of culture, language, and business. I have said some things like giving choice words to people who slander and degrade teachers who have had a bad experience. For example I haven't worked at EF but I have know plenty of people who have and they have almost nothing good to say about the place except for a few students they may miss. EF and people who have worked there have repeatedly come onto these forums and tried to bash people who criticize these businesses masquerading as educational facilities. As far as I'm concerned it's these types of people who start the arguments consistently and bring it on themselves and the world to see what kinds of goons they really are. If there is not even a right for people to talk about the shytty world of ESL education in china and the world in general what rights would we as teachers have left?