school uniforms Options

[juliar]

Should school uniforms be a definitely in schools?

[ryfitaDF]

Not really, there are such things as shallow intellegent people and you know it. I graduated from high school not too long ago, but at my school kids were definately judging people by clothes to see if they're worthy of being in their oh-so-special cliques. Hell, they divide lunch tables! The only reason why the 'cool'/'rich' kids would want to hang with a dork was to copy homework.

i guess when i said "intelegent" meant...hmmm... what's a better word?...more down to earth. not like "e=mc2" but with more common sense, i guess. anyone with good common sense would disreguard the shallow super cliquey people. i'm perfectly happy when it comes to my socail rank because i don't worry about being soooooooo cool.

You can express yourself by clothes while you hang out with your friends after school or on the weekends. I understand that people usually dress normally anyway, but there are always that one worm that ruins an apple.

All it would take is for one kid to dress inappropriately and the rest of the kids will get ideas.

i see what you mean, but they wouldn't want to dress inapropriately if they weren't forced to dress in uniforms. kids rebel. that's what we're good for. you know when somone tells you "don't do this" and doesn't give you a reason you think is valid, you know you want to do it really bad and probably will. another example of human nature.

If not uniforms, then I can compromise with a very strict clothes regualation.

that's how it is at my school and i think it works pretty good. since they gave me reasons not to wear spikes and profanity.

No, silly, I do pay attention in biology class. I think you mean the limbic system instead of lymbic. The spelling was got me confused.

well i'm glad we worked it out. i'm not stupid cause i can't spell, english is just a stupid language.

True, they are dumb and act on dumb impulses, but you mustn't blame the whole ordeal on them alone. Their environment had a big helping hand in encouraging them to do the things they do.

i know it's not all their fault. i can relate to them in some cases, but i know it's not the thing to do. isn't it easier, though , to teach apathy of prejudgice than prevention of it? i know i picked up on it pretty easy.