Really, the best starting point for any child shouldn't be to get them to decide, but to encourage them to be the best they can be while learning & paying attention to as much from the society as they can (parents showing them why certain things are wrong fundamentally along the way, etc). As a child in a public school, it can work both ways. It just depends on who they decide to take from: the teachers, adults; or the other kids who might corrupt the child's thinking. If they were in a religious school I can certainly imagine them being raised to believe a certain paradigm of "just don't do X, Y and Z." However, in my experience, most of the men and women who were raised in a religious family/upbringing actually just want to be the best they can be; they turned away from seeing sins as "bad" pretty much right the time they started becoming adults. I have met some who were still considered "bad kids," but that was usually the result of issues at home (abusive parents, drinking, yelling, etc). Some people can also just be dumb right out of the box, despite having similar opportunities and being around people of "equal" potential.
ilu2 and the power to not only encourage but continue the great trend of making fun of awful music brb getting more images
CtR <3 I haven't been on here in forever. How's it goin?
i feel like you just got that color out of my avatar. but im a nice guy and pretty much am willing to believe you.
eat some carrots i dont mean just "eat" carrots i mean LOAD UP ON THEM you'll thank me later.
[video=youtube;CD2LRROpph0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0[/video] alright guys lets get down lmao man this song is so good making it my ringtone right now
gimme a color hotshot C'MON GIVE IT TO ME
The US has been on a downward spiral for decades. In my state for instance (Wisconsin), they recently passed a law (illegally, I might add) which cuts all bargaining rights away from the public unions. We've had super strong union laws for over 50 years and it was simply taken away when we needed it the most. New governor sucks. At any rate, this is just an example of what I'm talking about. Of course with this particular issue, it's pretty old and has been going on since the 80s, so forgive me if its a little broken. I think the main issue isn't that things are falling apart so much as there's nothing we can really do about it except "peacefully" (or otherwise) protest. Protesting is an extremely faulty counter mechanism which has only significantly impacted politics when riots or gatherings of more than 125,000 protesters are actively revolting. It used to be effective during times when police weren't as abundant, but I digress...
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i punched you there that is all
this is sexy mmmm
so wait i need someone to clarify. am i the little girl, or am i GETTING a little girl? either way pedophilia is imminent (don't tell anyone !)
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and you are all my disciples begin roleplay
Art does not need intention to be considered artistic. I never understood why it was a requirement. My art teachers tend to say otherwise, too, which is the more puzzling factor.
This made me laugh. Quite a bit.
yeah dude you should try it it's off the hizzy bro
I pretty much knew all of the things in this article. Also, everyone should be aware of the corporatocracy by now. It's the only way you can really look at America these days. If it isn't corporately owned, it's probably 99% better for you and for everyone else. That's why we look down being healthy, it just isn't profitable like McDonald's. :) One thing everyone should realize however is that this article is a bit emotionally-driven, and that there are surely some blown-up exaggerations for dramatic effect. Although the author is pretty much spot-on, I wouldn't go around saying he's 100% accurate either. At least partially? There isn't an argument about America's food. To be certain, there are 450,000+ deaths from coronary heart disease each year. This is from various food issues such as overly processed meat to badly cooked foods in oils that cause cholesterol problems (such as McDonalds' fries). Plenty of people die, but until that number goes from 450,000 yearly to, say, 900,000, you'll just continue thinking it's somehow normal for that many people to die. While there are only about 70 reported terrorist attacks reported annually, and yet the dept. of defense has about 50% of the country's budget under its belt. what an odd imbalance, yes?
It's making out. It's about as meaningful as... well I'm amazed if it means anything to anyone.
