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Someone explain this to me
Trauma-san:
Well, you should be congratulated, then, good job!
7even:
--- Quote from: Trauma on November 01, 2003, 04:15:36 PM ---Well, you should be congratulated, then, good job!
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M Dogg™:
--- Quote from: Trauma on November 01, 2003, 02:35:48 PM ---^ It's the answer people don't want to hear (M Dogg) because they're racially motivated, and like to blame things on 'the system' or 'the man' or 'government' or 'lack of funds' or whatever the fuck. The answer is at home, personal responsibility, it's not the government's problem, but of course it gets made the government's problem.
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Why would I not want to hear that, I know that's true. Shit, I went to schools were people come from fucked up families. It's a system that's been in the intercities for along time. Drugs, alcohol, abuse, shit, that's common for a lot of people, I know. I'm just trying to figure out what can be done, instead of just standing aside and watching my community fall further and further into shit.
AWS SS 88:
--- Quote from: Trauma on November 01, 2003, 04:15:36 PM ---Well, you should be congratulated, then, good job!
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i dont know if you are being sarcastic or not,but i made that post to prove that theory wrong. im tired of excuses,there is no reason to do bad in school.period. unless of course you do have a learning disability,and need extra help outside of class.
Trauma-san:
No, I wasn't being sarcastic, it's always a good thing when people do good in school.
While you're right to an extent about their being no excuse, you certainly have to understand that if someone grows up with parents who don't care about school, and aren't even around most of the time, it would be pretty easy for the kid to not care about school, and perform poorly.
M Dogg = you proved my point when you said it was a system. That's exactly what I'm talking about.
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