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Oh, please.BigORhyme said:Dude, i'm 23 years old. I am a highschool dropout. Please, please, please... I hope I can just make you understand that... It seems cool. You're an activist, you feel like you're going to send a message and you can make some small difference. You don't realize that it just, simply, flatly, doesn't matter. You, and a thousand students can walk out. But 5 years later in your life, it will be completely meaningless. Utterly worthless. You cannot make a change, you cannot make a difference, no matter how strong you think, or even how strong your numbers really are.
The smart children will go to school that day, learn something, and test better.
Please, please, please go to school, do not walk out. It means nothing! Go there and study and learn... your chance to make a difference will come many years down the line, when you have the credentials to do so! Please go to school, punch your bully in the face, and learn, learn learn, learn!
Please please please, take this advice from a former member of the school outcast class, and an old modern day GED student.
I am literally begging you.
LevesqueIsKing said:Oh, please.
You contradict yourself with your own argument. If this isn't going to matter in 5 years, than why SHOULDN'T he do it? It would be a great experience, something that you could tell your kids you did.
If you honestly think that going to school for one day is going to get the 'good kids' better grades than your crazy. I've learned a little here and there in school, but I've always said that more can be learned at home. Life lessons and experience are greater than school smarts.
You don't have to go to school to get smart, you have to go to school so that you can tell your employer that you went to school, simple as that.
LevesqueIsKing said:Oh, please, you're making a fool out of yourself.
Saying some sports take skill and others don't is highly hypocritical, and please refrain from comparing professional wrestling to sports in the future.
i don't agree with you. I think that kids believe too much in activism without enough say or thought. Rebeling is exciting, but a walkout A without enough people won't do anything B you will have to come back to school eventually, like within the next day for most of the walkout kids and C when you comeback, well people might not agree with your actions, which may make bullying worse. Describe the bullying, is it physical fighting or what, b/c it's probably not worth it. Just do what you want to do.LevesqueIsKing said:Oh, please.
You contradict yourself with your own argument. If this isn't going to matter in 5 years, than why SHOULDN'T he do it? It would be a great experience, something that you could tell your kids you did.
If you honestly think that going to school for one day is going to get the 'good kids' better grades than your crazy. I've learned a little here and there in school, but I've always said that more can be learned at home. Life lessons and experience are greater than school smarts.
You don't have to go to school to get smart, you have to go to school so that you can tell your employer that you went to school, simple as that.
This is one of the biggest misconceptions.manufan15 said:Wrestling does take skill, but aren't pretty much all the leagues just acting now? It's all set up except high school.