I live in California and my parents are kinda strict on me with education. There are a lot of kids at my school and almost none of them seem to care as much about school as my parents said their generation did. The kids at my school don't put much time and effort into grades, activities to put on their applications to college, and just education in general. It may just be in California but I want to know from other kids my age if this is happening in other schools across the country or even worl. It may sound crazy, but to me it seems like the older generation is handing the world over to an immature younger generation(us) who won't be capable of maintaining the world as it is. Does anybody else see this? ( I'm in high school)
2007-11-28
15:35:06
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From now on in your posts, it would be helpful if you stated whether or not you live in California because I really only know about the situation not only confined to California, but the area i live in in California so it would be nice to know whether it was happening in other areas of California/The United States. Also instead of just cussing at our generation it would be nice if you could try to leave that out and answer with out it.
2007-11-28
16:28:58 ·
update #1
Another thing I think I've seen is that with the new generation slacking off and being less responsible it is also in a way becoming less violent, country to country. While gang violence is at an all-time high, and the war in the middle east is raging, the new generation will be less vulnerable to starting needless violence for ridiculous reasons. Teenagers that I know don't take religion as seriously and in places like the middle east where violence on a large scale is abroad, the younger generations are less influenced by past events which led to anger between countries. In some middle eastern schools kids have to play a game called Peacemaker where the goal is to mantain peace in the middle east, and I think that this is a very good example of how past hatreds ( blacks hating whites and vice versa, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, etc.) are starting to die out in the younger generations, and with that less violence to come.
2007-11-28
16:58:51 ·
update #2