What would kids write up as a students bill of rights?

devinarney · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 87 **Location:**

Americans are stuck up brats. in my paper look at what i saw: "What would kids write up as a students bill of rights?" Read them! its terrible. dam brats. (the kids are 6th graders)

heres a few quots:

Children should get to drive at the age of 5. They dont have homework. They should not be grounded. They should be able to stay home alone at the age of 3. They would get to give teachers a lot of homework.

Kids should have freedom to not do homework. We kids should also have the freedom to get everything we want. We should have the freedom to play and have fun all day.

freedom for kids around the world. Law 1: No homework. Law 2: All pizzas are free for people 21 and under. Law 3: stay up as late as we want. Law 4: Longer summer vacations. Law 5: We party for one full month.

It would be cool to have a childrens bill of rights. We could be the bosses of our parents for a week. "Make food from the oven!" Drive our own car from here to there. We could have credit cards.Jobs we could have for example: docters, police, police, and work at the pizza shop.

wow. this is appalling. :shock:

i cant beleive a 6th grader would think like this. what do you think about this? whats your opinon?

Shadowman20818 · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 1506

What I think about it? Not surprising. My opinion? There is small wonder why America is going into a future turmoil.

Belgarath · **Joined:** Jun 2006 **Posts:** 1745 **Location:**

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Rainigul · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4490 **Location:**

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Hohoho, oh contraire.

I think the no homework thing is pretty universal, but the rest of it is total bullcrap.

Jstar1 · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4757 **Location:**

Americans aren't stupid..

Sylhana · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 3467 **Location:**

Its just kids, what do you expect. You cant extrapolate how they will act or think when they grow up. It may be a reflection of how things are in the typical American household (or at least a sample of where the 6th graders were), but thats about it.

s0017 · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2007 3:04 am

Every kid dreams of doing this, no matter what country. It's when they grow up they realize how the world goes round. Hopefully you grow up to the point to where you don't say "Americans are stuck up brats."

devinarney · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 87 **Location:**

[SD]Rainigul wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Hohoho, oh contraire.

I think the no homework thing is pretty universal, but the rest of it is total bullcrap.

ITS ALL BULL CRAP!!! cmon guys! drive at age 5? my bro is 12 and he thinks thats bull to. i seriously wanna show them how stupid they are. there was one post. this forein kid wrote somthing totaly different:

Kids should have the right to drive at 14 years old. Then they could drive there grand parents to the hospital when they where sick so there parents wont have to leave work. And the kids could drive to the store for school supplies.

just goes to show you americans are lazy bastards and people from any foreign country are way more mature and responsible. makes me wonder what the difference is...

Belgarath · **Joined:** Jun 2006 **Posts:** 1745 **Location:**

Oh god. Not another one of these threads. There is no comment suitable for this prick. Rainigul, looks like youve found a friend.

devinarney · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 87 **Location:**

So you think 12 year olds thinking like 5 year olds is normal?! That is so twisted. :twisted:

<---- see twisted.

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2007 3:12 am

they are 6th graders...what were you expecting tariff laws and bans on over taxation....the way America is today im just glad they understood what a bill of rights was

Sylhana · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 3467 **Location:**

We all know that children have a seriously impaired sense of judgement, and priority set on having the most fun possible. It definitely doesnt mean they are morons.

I would expect no less from a child living in any part of the world to think differently. Growing up expecting the world to be their playground is a good thing. Its just part of healthy childhood development.

fena · **Joined:** May 2007 **Posts:** 4441 **Location:** Life

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Agreed.
I had the same assignment when I was in 8th grade, for American History. I wrote exactly the same thing.
Did I HONESTLY believe what I wrote? No. It was just something funny, and wishful thinking.

No one's actually ridiculous enough to believe that they could drive at the age of five. No one is ridiculous enough to believe that they should be able to stay alone at the age of three. At the age of three, you'd probably choke on a bottle cap, let alone be able to forumulate your own opinion that you should be entitled to "stay home alone".

Trust me. No one believes that. No one wants that. If a child seriously thought about it, I think most would want homework, as everybody desires a future. And besides, you don't have to do your homework. People choose to do it.
It's not even wishful thinking: it's just trying to be funny.

Jstar1 · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4757 **Location:**

devinarney wrote:

[SD]Rainigul wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Hohoho, oh contraire.

I think the no homework thing is pretty universal, but the rest of it is total bullcrap.

ITS ALL BULL CRAP!!! cmon guys! drive at age 5? my bro is 12 and he thinks thats bull to. i seriously wanna show them how stupid they are. there was one post. this forein kid wrote somthing totaly different:

Kids should have the right to drive at 14 years old. Then they could drive there grand parents to the hospital when they where sick so there parents wont have to leave work. And the kids could drive to the store for school supplies.

just goes to show you americans are lazy bastards and people from any foreign country are way more mature and responsible. makes me wonder what the difference is...

yeah saying that kind of stuff shows how much of a 6th grader you are.

If Americans are so lazy, then why is the USA the strongest country in the world? Stop making sterotypes

devinarney · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 87 **Location:**

Sylhana wrote:

We all know that children have a seriously impaired sense of judgement, and priority set on having the most fun possible. It definitely doesnt mean they are morons.

I would expect no less from a child living in any part of the world to think differently. Growing up expecting the world to be their playground is a good thing. Its just part of healthy childhood development.

yes healthy. for a 5 year old!! where talking 12 year olds. my bro is 12 and think all that stuff is bull.

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2007 3:16 am

devinarney wrote:

Sylhana wrote:

We all know that children have a seriously impaired sense of judgement, and priority set on having the most fun possible. It definitely doesnt mean they are morons.

I would expect no less from a child living in any part of the world to think differently. Growing up expecting the world to be their playground is a good thing. Its just part of healthy childhood development.

yes healthy. for a 5 year old!! where talking 12 year olds. my bro is 12 and think all that stuff is bull.

your brother needs to act his age....

rumpleKillskin · **Joined:** Jun 2007 **Posts:** 1934 **Location:**

what one kid rights can not give a summary of every kid in a country or race. This little tibit shows the opinion of one kids ideas, while there are millions of kids in this country.

Sylhana · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 3467 **Location:**

XemnasXD wrote:

devinarney wrote:

Sylhana wrote:

We all know that children have a seriously impaired sense of judgement, and priority set on having the most fun possible. It definitely doesnt mean they are morons.

I would expect no less from a child living in any part of the world to think differently. Growing up expecting the world to be their playground is a good thing. Its just part of healthy childhood development.

yes healthy. for a 5 year old!! where talking 12 year olds. my bro is 12 and think all that stuff is bull.

your brother needs to act his age....

+1

Kids acting like kids, sounds perfectly fine to me.

Rainigul · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4490 **Location:**

Belgarath wrote:

Oh god. Not another one of these threads. There is no comment suitable for this prick. Rainigul, looks like youve found a friend.

Haha ^ ^

But don't be a douche man, really.

I dunno, don't you think that their ideas are stupid though? And what's with their obsession over pizza?

Jstar1 wrote:

yeah saying that kind of stuff shows how much of a 6th grader you are.

If Americans are so lazy, then why is the USA the strongest country in the world? Stop making sterotypes

You just made a "steriotype" I suppose. Saying USA is the most powerful country in the world.
But please, really don't say that. Because you can't really prove it, you could argue with it alot and stuff. Besides, all empires fall, and the US is on the decline.
I wonder what the next great empire will be?

fena wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Agreed.
I had the same assignment when I was in 8th grade, for American History. I wrote exactly the same thing.
Did I HONESTLY believe what I wrote? No. It was just something funny, and wishful thinking.

No one's actually ridiculous enough to believe that they could drive at the age of five. No one is ridiculous enough to believe that they should be able to stay alone at the age of three. At the age of three, you'd probably choke on a bottle cap, let alone be able to forumulate your own opinion that you should be entitled to "stay home alone".

Trust me. No one believes that. No one wants that. If a child seriously thought about it, I think most would want homework, as everybody desires a future. And besides, you don't have to do your homework. People choose to do it.
It's not even wishful thinking: it's just trying to be funny.

... Why did you write that? Lol. Aren't you worried your teachers and everyone else for that matter is going to think you're retarded? You should be glad they didn't stick you in the remedial class (How do you spell remedial?).
But yeah, I see what you mean, I guess they weren't serious... Maybe.

devinarney · **Joined:** Jul 2007 **Posts:** 87 **Location:**

rumpleKillskin wrote:

what one kid rights can not give a summary of every kid in a country or race. This little tibit shows the opinion of one kids ideas, while there are millions of kids in this country.

good point. but still...just stupid. i didnt think they would say stuff that dumb. lets just say i expected a more mature response. most 12 year olds i know are very mature. typical liberal mind set. like our governt ment here in america. liberal. XD. (if your liberal sorry.)

fena · **Joined:** May 2007 **Posts:** 4441 **Location:** Life

[SD]Rainigul wrote:

fena wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

Thanks for generalizing Americans moron.

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

Its only natural for a kid that age to despise homework.

Agreed.
I had the same assignment when I was in 8th grade, for American History. I wrote exactly the same thing.
Did I HONESTLY believe what I wrote? No. It was just something funny, and wishful thinking.

No one's actually ridiculous enough to believe that they could drive at the age of five. No one is ridiculous enough to believe that they should be able to stay alone at the age of three. At the age of three, you'd probably choke on a bottle cap, let alone be able to forumulate your own opinion that you should be entitled to "stay home alone".

Trust me. No one believes that. No one wants that. If a child seriously thought about it, I think most would want homework, as everybody desires a future. And besides, you don't have to do your homework. People choose to do it.
It's not even wishful thinking: it's just trying to be funny.

... Why did you write that? Lol. Aren't you worried your teachers and everyone else for that matter is going to think you're retarded? You should be glad they didn't stick you in the remedial class (How do you spell remedial?).
But yeah, I see what you mean, I guess they weren't serious... Maybe.

Because everyone did.
Sadly enough, at some point in our lives, I believe most of us try to conform.
And yes, you spelled it right. It's remedial.

Rainigul · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4490 **Location:**

fena wrote:

Because everyone did.
Sadly enough, at some point in our lives, I believe most of us try to conform.
And yes, you spelled it right. It's remedial.

Yeah, if everyone did it you don't have to worry, it's not like they'll stick everyone there. And I"m sure at some point the teachers realized it was all a joke.
Conform? You mean like to the ways of society the way it is?

Yeah, I did that a long time ago. It would have been cool to have stayed innocent for longer though I guess... I dunno, I'm acting weird.

I just mean that I agree with you :wink:

el_carl · **Joined:** Oct 2007 **Posts:** 2

Holy crap. Could you have used worse grammar? Anyways, back on the subject. I think its up to the parent or adults in the house to decide if a child should do his or her homework. Also, chances are those kids weren't serious. The assignment was for the kids to imagine what the kids would change. Do you honestly think a 6th grader would make laws restricting themselves from doing things that they've never been able to do before? I doubt it.

fena · **Joined:** May 2007 **Posts:** 4441 **Location:** Life

[SD]Rainigul wrote:

fena wrote:

Because everyone did.
Sadly enough, at some point in our lives, I believe most of us try to conform.
And yes, you spelled it right. It's remedial.

Yeah, if everyone did it you don't have to worry, it's not like they'll stick everyone there. And I"m sure at some point the teachers realized it was all a joke.
Conform? You mean like to the ways of society the way it is?

Yeah, I did that a long time ago. It would have been cool to have stayed innocent for longer though I guess... I dunno, I'm acting weird.

I just mean that I agree with you :wink:

Oh, no, the teachers knew it was a joke from the beginning. We had a really cool AH Teacher, by the name of a Mr. Sommer. He had something wrong with his leg in his childhood, had it amputated, and then got a prosthetic with an American flag tied around it. He always wore long khaki pants to cover it up, but showed it to us on the first day of school, haha.

And yeah. The assignment was something along the lines of, "If you could create a personal Bill of Rights, what would you do? Please list ten things." Or something like that.

It's only natural for kids to write:
1. No homework.
2. No school.
3. No adult supervision.
4. Unlimited money and pizza.

Come on?

Rainigul · **Joined:** Mar 2007 **Posts:** 4490 **Location:**

Ohhh right, I had to do that too

I took it alittttlleleeeee bit more seriously, but I also did stupid crap too.

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2007 3:37 am

el_carl wrote:

Holy crap. Could you have used worse grammar? Anyways, back on the subject. I think its up to the parent or adults in the house to decide if a child should do his or her homework. Also, chances are those kids weren't serious. The assignment was for the kids to imagine what the kids would change. Do you honestly think a 6th grader would make laws restricting themselves from doing things that they've never been able to do before? I doubt it.

a challenger approaches.....his first post made in the OTL...who is this mysterious stranger making a post that is both off and on topic at the same time....i think we can expect great things from this being, or at least mediocre

Ashikiheyun · **Joined:** Feb 2007 **Posts:** 1821 **Location:** CMA

They are sixth graders, what do you expect? Didn't you not want homework and to be able to drive when you were in sixth grade? Did you expect something mature and well thought out? If so, that's stupidity on your part, sorry to say.

XuChu · **Joined:** Apr 2006 **Posts:** 2429 **Location:** here

Belgarath wrote:

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

- the Asians

edit:
and whats with the they are just acting like kids.
+ I was 6th grade only 3 years ago and I remember how I thought, definitely not like that.

XemnasXD · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2007 5:00 am

XuChu wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

- the Asians

XuChu · **Joined:** Apr 2006 **Posts:** 2429 **Location:** here

XemnasXD wrote:

XuChu wrote:

Belgarath wrote:

I believe any kid, of any race/nationality would say something like this.

- the Asians

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