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Headscratchers: Great Teacher Onizuka Principal Daimon lacks the
authority to fire an assistant teacher on the spot due to the
teachers' union contract. Wouldn't that same contract prohibit
her from constantly adjusting teacher salaries in real time
based on an arbitrary point system?   • It should, but I've long
since given up looking for rationality in this manga.   • Maybe,
maybe not. It depends on how said contract was written up.
Besides, this manga is the wrong place to go if you want
something relatively sane.  How exactly would a 13 year old
unwed single mother be able to afford an apartment in Tokyo, the
world's most expensive city to live in, still make enough to
support a newborn, and have time to raise said newborn without
any help from her family? Does Japan have the world's greatest
welfare system or something?   • She was 13 when she had him,
she's like what, 26 at least now?   • Support groups, friends,
staying in a shelter for yea