@sharrond62 I am just wondering, what would stop a girl from being the victim of "photography" from another girl?
Same thing with boys. Surely these are still issues too right?
Furthermore what would actually stop a guy from going into the girls bathroom, are they going to be guarded?
@Jenny_1884@GBNEWS So if over 60s have done the necessary work and don't need to "give back", how come the current young generation (who will follow a very similar life path and also pay tax their entire lives) need to do more for society?
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3. Uniforms strip kids of their own identity. There was a kid in my school who almost got suspended because they wore a pride pin
4. It absolutely does not. In my entire time at secondary school I never encountered any student who was proud of their school
@Miss_Snuffy We don't live in 1950 anymore.
1. Most uniforms aren't reasonably priced, furthermore they will literally never be worn out of school time
2. That isn't how bullying works, if someone is a bully, they will always find something about another kid that they can pick on
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@HilzFuld Ok so if you are holding a gun, and you see a suicide bomber in a crowd of civilians, You don't see any issue whatsoever in shooting the vest and causing an explosion?! In the middle of a crowd of civilians?!
@AvivaKlompas Something you should understand is that the Allies committed war crimes too.
Don't get me wrong the Nazi's needed to be removed from power but killing civilians is still a war crime.
@Miss_Snuffy Young people get paid less, are expected to be successful, are taxed the same, can't afford what the previous generation did, in many cases have to pay off student loans and now you want to ship them off to the military for a year so they can "give back to society"?
@VerminusM What's the point in reducing the specificity?
Literally the only thing it would be good for is dehumanisation.
Not every German in the third reich was a Nazi. Not every Gazan in Gaza is a terrorist.