Im all for the bill.
this is what im saying
i feel like some of yall are misunderstanding that
black families =/= underprivileged black families
this is just the average parent(s) on welfare cause they do menial work and have little to no skills and probably were raised that way too
the whole hope and assumption that people like that will change their ways on "good faith" is just silly
I'll be that. Im sorry, I grew up seeing kids my age have to dig in a landfill just to have food to eat. I grew seeing kids my age lose their parents to AIDS and violence, and they still made it.
All these parents have to do if make sure their kids MAKE A D-, and they get full benefits. And that's too much to ask? At what point is it ok to ask these people to start taking responsibility in their lives, please tell me. Serious question.
this is what im saying
i feel like some of yall are misunderstanding that
black families =/= underprivileged black families
this is just the average parent(s) on welfare cause they do menial work and have little to no skills and probably were raised that way too
the whole hope and assumption that people like that will change their ways on "good faith" is just silly
yeah but none of what you saying changes the fact that a parent is responsible for their childs education, the fact that do menial work or have no skills doesnt make you NOT responsible
and no it doesnt mean responsible for teaching specific things like a calculus or how to conjugate a verb, it means the parent is responsible that the child is registered for school and attends schools and encourages their child to do good
yeah but the question is...but do you see some of these people? do you really? can you really sit here and say that some of these folks are teaching their kids
peep this vid and look at the kids
Video: Hood Mothers In ATL Get Tased By Security Guard For Acting up In Front Of Children!
yeah but the question is...
If this mother was dependent on those kids getting D's in school in order to receive assistance would she be more inclined to teach them or less?
yeah but the question is...
If this mother was dependent on those kids getting D's in school in order to receive assistance would she be more inclined to teach them or less?
Breh, I come from a similar immigrant background. Don't be so arrogant just cause your family was able to make it. How many of your family and country men are still stuck in squalor that they can't escape?
Are African people stupid and lazy cause there is a lot of poverty in African countries?
The fact is for whatever reason, your parents were more motivated than 99% of people that they grew up with just as my parents were. And you were fukking lucky. Don't take your good fortune as an excuse to shyt on other poor people without fully appreciating the full breadth of why these kids are in the situation that they are living in currently.
but do you see some of these people? do you really? can you really sit here and say that some of these folks are teaching their kids
peep this vid and look at the kids
Video: Hood Mothers In ATL Get Tased By Security Guard For Acting up In Front Of Children!
was that a response to me? it really didn't address the anything. It went on a tangent about how shyt was when you were a kid.
If you have to worry about keeping your kid "passing" even with the parents there holding their hands that's not always the case or the reality. Why are there parents in this position? How many children do that have? If that's their only incentive to get what they "need".... I just don't see it being a positive force in driving them to do something with their own lives.So if a parent has to focus on become a productive member of society then asking them to parent and be their for their kids is too much? OR Asking a kid to produce at a minimum D's while ALSO becoming a productive member of society? You're full of shyt on either count.
Maybe you can make a push for home schooling in your home state.Then you think contrary to both how it WAS done and how it IS done and how it SHOULD BE done. You're wrong on all counts. A child's education is as much the responsibility of the parents as it is the education system.
Children should want to learn they should want to go school. You and the law are saying a D- is "good enough".First off they learn by being involved. Kids, believe it or not, DO NOT LIKE SCHOOL by and large. They go because they have to. Parents make them, except when they don't and those are really the kids at the heart of this issue, kids who aren't involved because they are not made to do so and as kids are often not equipped to make decisions that will later their futures...such as going to school.
Pushing kids through the system is an entirely different topic...make that thread if you'd like.
Just sharing the way people in my age group grew up.Me too. I was a latchkey kid as much as the next guy, BUT I also had my moms and pops checking homework, as they should have. There seams to be some deeper rooted issues here with you and this topic.
AMEN! I couldn't agree with you more. Letting your kids do whatever the fuk they want in terms of their education is the epitome of coddling. Pretending your kids are adults and not children is coddling, forcing your kid to do what's best for them in spite of their vast experience is parenting homeboy.
They aren't doing whatever they want lmao. Is that what you think school is? Doing whatever you want? Some of the best things I could have possibly learned were by pushing myself outside of my boundaries and first hand experiences. You can teach anyone to replicate something but can they make anything for themselves?
OIC you're one of "those". I'm a parent of the "i'll stick my foot in your ass generation" huge difference. I also know kids are prone to mistakes as they are not always equipped to make the right choices. That's the reason we don't hold them accountable for some of their actions as stringently as we do adults. THEY ARE FUKIN KIDS. You, on the other hand, think a 6 -17 year old is of complete sound and mind and experience to make life changing decisions, ones that alter their future.
Old enough to make mistakes old enough to starve and be sent to shelters. Terrific!
Got it!
Are you going to make the kid's nutritional needs dependent on this mother?