All involved with politics should be reserved for adults.
Agree/ disagree. I think that adults do acquire a more well rounded knowledge than teens, but that doesn’t mean that they should be the only ones with a voice. I think that it is everybody’s duty to educate themselves to the point where they merely have an opinion on matters, even if somewhat minimal, with information to back it up, besides what we are bombarded with by the media, or our parents, etc. It doesn’t have to be anyone’s main focus, but as long as youngsters are aware of what is going on around them, outside the protective bubble they live in, that could be just enough. The problem is though that most teenagers do not show interest in such matters, therefore leaving the picture open for mainly adults to modify and control. If everyone had a voice, things may be better off.
The troubles of all young people (besides money and class) re similar everywhere.
Agree/ disagree. It’s certain that all teenagers around the world are dealing with mutual situations up to a certain point, such as growing up, peer pressure, stereotypes, and more. Some issues are faced by almost everybody of this age. Every person is an individual though, leading a different life, with different factors affecting them from all around. It’s the time when people begin to shape the paths they wish to follow, and put themselves in situations that they may choose. Everybody has a different personality, and lives in a slightly different world from everyone surrounding them, so each person must face things that are different from the masses, more personal and less about the common issues surrounding us everywhere.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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