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#1 slipknot0129
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Shouldnt school be optional? I dont think high school should be mandatory to go to. People who dont see going to college in their future shouldnt have to go through high school.

There would be more money and resources to spend on the people who do stay. I think people who dont go to college dont need to learn past what you can learn in 4th or 5th grade.

I guess in a way high school isnt mandatory since you can homeschool.

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No.
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#3 Agent-Zero
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1. Kids are too young to make the decision regarding such an important matter. 2. People are dumb enough with school; imagine without 3. You still have to learn in homeschool.
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#4 TaoJeetKuneDo
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I think school should be way better and then people won't have to hate it for going there .
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Umm... no
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#6 SilentSoprano
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No, I think it should be mandatory. Some people who manage to graduate high school are still pretty stupid in general (not insulting them, it's more lack of common sense than anything), so I'd hate to see more people who lack general education. I don't think college is all it's hyped up to be, on the other hand.

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#7 lightleggy
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Shouldnt school be optional? I dont think high school should be mandatory to go to. People who dont see going to college in their future shouldnt have to go through high school.

There would be more money and resources to spend on the people who do stay. I think people who dont go to college dont need to learn past what you can learn in 4th or 5th grade.

I guess in a way high school isnt mandatory since you can homeschool.

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kids are not sure of their future... you could be 12 years old (the usual age somebody enters highschool) and think "i'll never go to college, that sucks lol!" and by the time you are 17 you'll be like "wow I cant wait till I get to college to become a professional and have a job and get paid for it" its the same reason why you have to take all the basic subjects even if you say "but what if I dont want to study something with those subjects?" your decision could change over the years...after all teenagers are actually characterized by having very unstable likes and dislikes. so yes, it should stay mandatory...
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#8 heysharpshooter
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its not mandatory... you can drop out at 16 I believe...

I would make it mandatory... but its not...

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1. Kids are too young to make the decision regarding such an important matter. 2. People are dumb enough with school; imagine without 3. You still have to learn in homeschool.Agent-Zero
You dont have to learn in homeschool. Homeschool just means your parents are in full responsibility of your education.

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#10 Nick3306
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Just no.....
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#11 lightleggy
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also...people who dont go to highschool are most likely to have lower social skills and have less developed cognition and even motor skills...
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#12 brendanhunt1
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Yes.

Less competition for the rest of us.:P

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#13 EJ902
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I think it should remain compulsory. Otherwise we'd get too many people with no qualifications or education whatsoever. That's an unacceptable situation for anyone to be in
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#14 lightleggy
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[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]1. Kids are too young to make the decision regarding such an important matter. 2. People are dumb enough with school; imagine without 3. You still have to learn in homeschool.slipknot0129

You dont have to learn in homeschool. Homeschool just means your parents are in full responsibility of your education.

homeschool means you are getting educated at home. and you cant just enter college by saying "lol I didnt went to highschool! I was homeschooled!" you have to make tests and all even in homeschool...to be registed as an actual student in the government. you think that homeschool people dont get educated?
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#16 PerfectCircles
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No kids are fickle. A middle schooler shouldn't be able to make a decision with such large consequences.
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#17 Setsa
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[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]1. Kids are too young to make the decision regarding such an important matter. 2. People are dumb enough with school; imagine without 3. You still have to learn in homeschool.

Pretty much. Even with the system that most nations have now, people don't give a damn about their education and essentially cheat their way through basic courses whilst neglecting any practical implications they could have. Imagine if a good 30% of the general populace couldn't do basic arithmetic. I don't mean are bad at it, but seriously cannot do it. It'd just be a colossal mess.
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I think it should be 2 years of high school instead of 4. Then onto college. 8)

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also...people who dont go to highschool are most likely to have lower social skills and have less developed cognition and even motor skills...lightleggy
Yeah...kinda like me... even though I graduate from high school in two months. :lol:

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#20 lightleggy
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I think it should be 2 years of high school instead of 4. Then onto college. 8)

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ehm how about no? getting out of highschool by the time you should be at 9th grade? you dont start getting mature with your career and future decisions til' you are in 10th grade...at least for the average joe
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#21 lightleggy
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[QUOTE="lightleggy"]also...people who dont go to highschool are most likely to have lower social skills and have less developed cognition and even motor skills...gamerguru100

Yeah...kinda like me... even though I graduate from high school in two months. :lol:

how the hell did you do that?
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[QUOTE="slipknot0129"]

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]1. Kids are too young to make the decision regarding such an important matter. 2. People are dumb enough with school; imagine without 3. You still have to learn in homeschool.lightleggy

You dont have to learn in homeschool. Homeschool just means your parents are in full responsibility of your education.

homeschool means you are getting educated at home. and you cant just enter college by saying "lol I didnt went to highschool! I was homeschooled!" you have to make tests and all even in homeschool...to be registed as an actual student in the government. you think that homeschool people dont get educated?

I didnt say that you dont have to study to go to college. I said to be classified as a homeschool person it means your parents are in full responsibility of your education.

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I think it should be a more focused route, while still teaching the basics.

Lets say you want to become....a mechanic, theres no reason you should need to take arts, or history, or cooking unless you want to.

At the same rate if someone wants to become a chef, why are we teaching him biology and physics?

Schools need to teach students what they need to know so they can learn what they need to learn rather than just going "Learn all this pointless stuff, and a few classes that are actually relevent to getting you on the path to your career goal."

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you think that homeschool people dont get educated?lightleggy

It's not a requirement for many states.
It's called unschooling

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#26 AgentFreaks
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yes school should be optional, because anything can be learned at a library.

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School is important. Deal with it!
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I've done homeschool, and the only difference between it and regular highschool is that you can sit in your pajamas and watch movies while you do your school work. You still have to work, you still have to take exams. In some ways it's more difficult than normal school, because you have no teacher to help you and you can't get answers from anybody else. Doing things you don't want to do and know you won't use is frustrating, but it's pretty stupid to say anything past 4th or 5th grade shouldn't be required.
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#29 gamerguru100
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[QUOTE="gamerguru100"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"]also...people who dont go to highschool are most likely to have lower social skills and have less developed cognition and even motor skills...lightleggy

Yeah...kinda like me... even though I graduate from high school in two months. :lol:

how the hell did you do that?

Do what? I'm just saying that my social skills aren't the best, neither are my cognitive and motor skills. You said that those who don't go to high school have those poor attributes. I graduate in two months. I was just making fun of your statement. :P I'm in high school with mediocre social, cognitive, and motor skills. I'm sure a lot of other high school students do.
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I think it should be a more focused route, while still teaching the basics.

Lets say you want to become....a mechanic, theres no reason you should need to take arts, or history, or cooking unless you want to.

At the same rate if someone wants to become a chef, why are we teaching him biology and physics?

Schools need to teach students what they need to know so they can learn what they need to learn rather than just going "Learn all this pointless stuff, and a few classes that are actually relevent to getting you on the path to your career goal."

Nibroc420
when I was 12 years old I wanted to be an archeologist. then when I was 15 I wanted to be a medic then at 16 I wanted to be a psychologist now im 17 and im considering electrical engineering by your logic, I would be completly screwed because I wouldnt have received any physics, chemistry, biology, math, language just because I wanted to be an archaelogist. and still....what is a school supposed to teach a kid who wants to be, say a movie director? give him full theater class every day? see how that doesnt work?
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#31 lightleggy
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[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="gamerguru100"]Yeah...kinda like me... even though I graduate from high school in two months. :lol:

gamerguru100

how the hell did you do that?

Do what? I'm just saying that my social skills aren't the best, neither are my cognitive and motor skills. You said that those who don't go to high school have those poor attributes. I graduate in two months. I was just making fun of your statement. :P I'm in high school with mediocre social, cognitive, and motor skills. I'm sure a lot of other high school students do.

oh, yeah, a lot of people are like taht, I have poor social skills...but however, everyone always develop those skills at highschool, if you think you are bad, you would be terrible without it :P

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#32 lightleggy
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and for anyone who thinks "they should just teach you stuff related to what you want to study" what about the people who havent decided? receiving more subjects at school makes you more likely to know which career you want...if I wouldnt have received physics at high school, how would I know that I love physics and that im great at it?
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#33 Nibroc420
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

I think it should be a more focused route, while still teaching the basics.

Lets say you want to become....a mechanic, theres no reason you should need to take arts, or history, or cooking unless you want to.

At the same rate if someone wants to become a chef, why are we teaching him biology and physics?

Schools need to teach students what they need to know so they can learn what they need to learn rather than just going "Learn all this pointless stuff, and a few classes that are actually relevent to getting you on the path to your career goal."

lightleggy
when I was 12 years old I wanted to be an archeologist. then when I was 15 I wanted to be a medic then at 16 I wanted to be a psychologist now im 17 and im considering electrical engineering by your logic, I would be completly screwed because I wouldnt have received any physics, chemistry, biology, math, language just because I wanted to be an archaelogist. and still....what is a school supposed to teach a kid who wants to be, say a movie director? give him full theater class every day? see how that doesnt work?

I know lots of people who actually knew what they wanted to do before they hit high school, and guess what, they're still planning on doing that, even now that they're in universities. You're one person, one example. If a person can say "I enjoy doing X, and can make good money doing X, and when i grow up i want to continue to do X and get paid for it" WHY are they required to learn the things that are totally irrelevant to getting to their goal? Personally i gave up on public schools when my teacher threw me out of a class when He told me the Square he had drawn on the whiteboard was actually a rectangle and that i was wrong to call it a square. I simply replied with "Exams ask for the best answer, and that's a square" i was thrown out for the rest of the class. Worst math teacher ever.
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Yes, I'd love to stop the massive leaps in intellectual progress we've made and slip back into the past.

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Naah, we don't need even more idiots running around.

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#37 Nibroc420
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Yes, I'd love to stop the massive leaps in intellectual progress we've made and slip back into the past.

metroidfood

There's always going to be the smart ones who'll go to school. However the OP's Suggestion would make the dumb dumber. Not sure if this is the best idea... but there are idiot who think they can live off mcdonalds.

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uhh no
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[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

I think it should be a more focused route, while still teaching the basics.

Lets say you want to become....a mechanic, theres no reason you should need to take arts, or history, or cooking unless you want to.

At the same rate if someone wants to become a chef, why are we teaching him biology and physics?

Schools need to teach students what they need to know so they can learn what they need to learn rather than just going "Learn all this pointless stuff, and a few classes that are actually relevent to getting you on the path to your career goal."

Nibroc420
when I was 12 years old I wanted to be an archeologist. then when I was 15 I wanted to be a medic then at 16 I wanted to be a psychologist now im 17 and im considering electrical engineering by your logic, I would be completly screwed because I wouldnt have received any physics, chemistry, biology, math, language just because I wanted to be an archaelogist. and still....what is a school supposed to teach a kid who wants to be, say a movie director? give him full theater class every day? see how that doesnt work?

I know lots of people who actually knew what they wanted to do before they hit high school, and guess what, they're still planning on doing that, even now that they're in universities. You're one person, one example. If a person can say "I enjoy doing X, and can make good money doing X, and when i grow up i want to continue to do X and get paid for it" WHY are they required to learn the things that are totally irrelevant to getting to their goal? Personally i gave up on public schools when my teacher threw me out of a class when He told me the Square he had drawn on the whiteboard was actually a rectangle and that i was wrong to call it a square. I simply replied with "Exams ask for the best answer, and that's a square" i was thrown out for the rest of the class. Worst math teacher ever.

how many are "Lots"? 20 people? guess what: most of the people are not like that, there are over 6k billion people in the world, you think everyone are going to be like that? if you look at ANY poll you will see that most people who said they wanted to study something at certain age ended up studying something completly different. and its even a recognized fact: teenagers have many tastes, because they are in an experiencing stage of their life, they need to try everything to see if it fits to them, so one day you can say you like something and next day you can hate it...what you say is completly inmature and illogical, kids are not ready to make vocational choices at ages 12 or 7 and like I said, the reason why you learn stuff that are irrelevant is because that stuff can make you want to change your decisition or help you with a second option...for example I could want to be a lawyer, but in case you dont know lawyer is an extremely saturated profession and chances are that you will have a hell of a hard time to find a job as a lawyer...with a second choice you can decide to study something with a high demand, for example engineering or biotecnician
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Have you seen the idiots running around this world even with a diploma? Imagine a world where school wasn't required.
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#41 mindstorm
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Employers already require a college degree for so many jobs, how is one to find work without even a basic high school education apart from pure luck?
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="lightleggy"] when I was 12 years old I wanted to be an archeologist. then when I was 15 I wanted to be a medic then at 16 I wanted to be a psychologist now im 17 and im considering electrical engineering by your logic, I would be completly screwed because I wouldnt have received any physics, chemistry, biology, math, language just because I wanted to be an archaelogist. and still....what is a school supposed to teach a kid who wants to be, say a movie director? give him full theater class every day? see how that doesnt work?lightleggy
I know lots of people who actually knew what they wanted to do before they hit high school, and guess what, they're still planning on doing that, even now that they're in universities. You're one person, one example. If a person can say "I enjoy doing X, and can make good money doing X, and when i grow up i want to continue to do X and get paid for it" WHY are they required to learn the things that are totally irrelevant to getting to their goal? Personally i gave up on public schools when my teacher threw me out of a class when He told me the Square he had drawn on the whiteboard was actually a rectangle and that i was wrong to call it a square. I simply replied with "Exams ask for the best answer, and that's a square" i was thrown out for the rest of the class. Worst math teacher ever.

how many are "Lots"? 20 people? guess what: most of the people are not like that, there are over 6k billion people in the world, you think everyone are going to be like that? if you look at ANY poll you will see that most people who said they wanted to study something at certain age ended up studying something completly different. and its even a recognized fact: teenagers have many tastes, because they are in an experiencing stage of their life, they need to try everything to see if it fits to them, so one day you can say you like something and next day you can hate it...what you say is completly inmature and illogical, kids are not ready to make vocational choices at ages 12 or 7 and like I said, the reason why you learn stuff that are irrelevant is because that stuff can make you want to change your decisition or help you with a second option...for example I could want to be a lawyer, but in case you dont know lawyer is an extremely saturated profession and chances are that you will have a hell of a hard time to find a job as a lawyer...with a second choice you can decide to study something with a high demand, for example engineering or biotecnician

This is funny "There are over 6k Billion people in the world."

6,000 billion = 6 trillion. I'm Guessing you're not done math or social sciences yet? There's definatly not 6 Trillion people in the world.

I'm not going to discuss anything with someone whos pulling numbers and facts out of no-where.

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[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] I know lots of people who actually knew what they wanted to do before they hit high school, and guess what, they're still planning on doing that, even now that they're in universities. You're one person, one example. If a person can say "I enjoy doing X, and can make good money doing X, and when i grow up i want to continue to do X and get paid for it" WHY are they required to learn the things that are totally irrelevant to getting to their goal? Personally i gave up on public schools when my teacher threw me out of a class when He told me the Square he had drawn on the whiteboard was actually a rectangle and that i was wrong to call it a square. I simply replied with "Exams ask for the best answer, and that's a square" i was thrown out for the rest of the class. Worst math teacher ever.Nibroc420

how many are "Lots"? 20 people? guess what: most of the people are not like that, there are over 6k billion people in the world, you think everyone are going to be like that? if you look at ANY poll you will see that most people who said they wanted to study something at certain age ended up studying something completly different. and its even a recognized fact: teenagers have many tastes, because they are in an experiencing stage of their life, they need to try everything to see if it fits to them, so one day you can say you like something and next day you can hate it...what you say is completly inmature and illogical, kids are not ready to make vocational choices at ages 12 or 7 and like I said, the reason why you learn stuff that are irrelevant is because that stuff can make you want to change your decisition or help you with a second option...for example I could want to be a lawyer, but in case you dont know lawyer is an extremely saturated profession and chances are that you will have a hell of a hard time to find a job as a lawyer...with a second choice you can decide to study something with a high demand, for example engineering or biotecnician

This is funny "There are over 6k Billion people in the world."

6,000 billion = 6 trillion. I'm Guessing you're not done math or social sciences yet? There's definatly not 6 Trillion people in the world.

I'm not going to discuss anything with someone whos pulling numbers and facts out of no-where.

excuse me, english is not my main language, spanish is, in spanish we dont use the word "billions" we just use "millions", 6k millions of people. and I love how you completly avoid everything I said by saying something like I take fact and numbers out of nowhere...ignore my grammar mistakes and try to debate my points ok? because what you are doing is just the equivalent of saying "ok you pwned me I dont know how to answer so im just going to attack something else and completly evade everything else you said"
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Member since 2009 • 21305 Posts

Yes, it should be.

EDIT: Massive typo. It most certainly shouldn't be. Read that as mandatory. School most certainly should not be optional.

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#45 Pirate700
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Here in CA school is optional from age 13+.

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#46 Nibroc420
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

[QUOTE="lightleggy"] how many are "Lots"? 20 people? guess what: most of the people are not like that, there are over 6k billion people in the world, you think everyone are going to be like that? if you look at ANY poll you will see that most people who said they wanted to study something at certain age ended up studying something completly different. and its even a recognized fact: teenagers have many tastes, because they are in an experiencing stage of their life, they need to try everything to see if it fits to them, so one day you can say you like something and next day you can hate it...what you say is completly inmature and illogical, kids are not ready to make vocational choices at ages 12 or 7 and like I said, the reason why you learn stuff that are irrelevant is because that stuff can make you want to change your decisition or help you with a second option...for example I could want to be a lawyer, but in case you dont know lawyer is an extremely saturated profession and chances are that you will have a hell of a hard time to find a job as a lawyer...with a second choice you can decide to study something with a high demand, for example engineering or biotecnicianlightleggy

This is funny "There are over 6k Billion people in the world."

6,000 billion = 6 trillion. I'm Guessing you're not done math or social sciences yet? There's definatly not 6 Trillion people in the world.

I'm not going to discuss anything with someone whos pulling numbers and facts out of no-where.

excuse me, english is not my main language, spanish is, in spanish we dont use the word "billions" we just use "millions", 6k millions of people. and I love how you completly avoid everything I said by saying something like I take fact and numbers out of nowhere...ignore my grammar mistakes and try to debate my points ok? because what you are doing is just the equivalent of saying "ok you pwned me I dont know how to answer so im just going to attack something else and completly evade everything else you said"

I'm not going to debate someone who wildly throws numbers around and makes untrue statements. Intelligent discussions require valid points on both sides, you've shown the inability to provide accurate numbers, and claim untrue things as fact. As such there's no sense in having a discussion with you.
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#47 lightleggy
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[QUOTE="lightleggy"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

This is funny "There are over 6k Billion people in the world."

6,000 billion = 6 trillion. I'm Guessing you're not done math or social sciences yet? There's definatly not 6 Trillion people in the world.

I'm not going to discuss anything with someone whos pulling numbers and facts out of no-where.

Nibroc420

excuse me, english is not my main language, spanish is, in spanish we dont use the word "billions" we just use "millions", 6k millions of people. and I love how you completly avoid everything I said by saying something like I take fact and numbers out of nowhere...ignore my grammar mistakes and try to debate my points ok? because what you are doing is just the equivalent of saying "ok you pwned me I dont know how to answer so im just going to attack something else and completly evade everything else you said"

I'm not going to debate someone who wildly throws numbers around and makes untrue statements. Intelligent discussions require valid points on both sides, you've shown the inability to provide accurate numbers, and claim untrue things as fact. As such there's no sense in having a discussion with you.

I agree with "a discussion requires intelligence from both parts" so right now, im not discussing, im pwning you and you just proved that by completly ignoring what I said above and reposting the same thing you said :lol: keep in your way good sir, and good luck when you turn 18 years old and realize that the career you wanted to study is really not that good and that you should have had more options. seriously, people pretending to be einstein around the internet just fail so hard

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#48 lightleggy
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Here in CA school is optional from age 13+.

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but I bet that most parents still obligate their kids to go, which seems fine to me
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#49 SQUALL20XX
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No it shouldn't be, cause at this age you don't know what is better for you
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#50 Mafiree
Member since 2008 • 3704 Posts
No, because taxpayers will likely have to subsidize your poor decision.