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Parental Injunction Against Homework

Check out:
http://www.webspawner.com/users/nohomewo...junct.html

This is an interesting site that includes questions to ask your school/district concerning homework.
Perhaps a student injunction or cease and desist could be organized by students. After all it's your lives.
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Temecula is closeby from here. So i'm not surprised something like this popped up...
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Those people have the right idea. Parents own their children, so it's their right to determine what their children will learn and study, not the government's.
Parents and legal caretakers/guardians own their children, until the filthy brats themselves turn 30.
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Children are people. People cannot be owned. Therefore children cannot be owned.

Parents or guardians are stewards of children and youth. They do not own the child. They act as a guide and helper for the child.
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^Again I second that statement!
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Kirby Wrote:Children are people. People cannot be owned. Therefore children cannot be owned.

Parents or guardians are stewards of children and youth. They do not own the child. They act as a guide and helper for the child.

Children aren't people! They are parasites who rely on their parents for survival and they never contribute anything of great value to society.
Parents and legal caretakers/guardians own their children, until the filthy brats themselves turn 30.
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except taking over running the world after your generation is done.

seriously, you'd better be nicer. we'll be picking your nursing home someday soon, and if you keep up this trolling we'll just have to dump you in some third-rate hospital where they steal your kidneys while you're asleep. Biggrin
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Hahahahahahaha. That's really funny, not people... I gotta remember that one.

Quote:they never contribute anything of great value to society
I guess so, if you don't count the contribution of PEOPLE to society. Plus the happiness and imagination they bring into the world.

Quote:They are parasites who rely on their parents for survival
But how does that make children nonpeople? Parasitism is hyperbole, but essentially correct. Even so, children are people. They are human and they have a mind, so they are people.
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Are you willing to admit to being a parasite the first 18 years of your life? That you yourself were incapable of contributing to society until you hit the magic day when you crossed over to adulthood?

I highly doubt Mozart, Mattie Stepanek, Picasso, John Stuart Mill, and other child prodigies would agree.
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Hey, you forget me in that list!
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Yeah, that was a question I asked a few months ago. She never answered. Rolleyes
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damn right, england and america r supposed to b free yet homework limits my free time
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Yeah, not enough time for drawing, music, and writing Sad
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I have to work on three assignments over the holidays. Two for biology and one for English.

It is said that school prepares us for life. I can understand how school can prepare us for the tedium of working. But the percentage of jobs that require you to work at home is small.
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