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9:56 am
August 23, 2007


Newtown

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I need to know, how can something be harmful to a 17 year old and not be harmful to a 18 year old?

11:23 am
August 23, 2007


Brendan Perez

posts 550

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Unless it's capable of singling out 17 year olds and not 18 year olds, it can't.

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8:22 pm
August 23, 2007


ekid2k

posts 1127

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It could remove 17 years of life killing the 17 year old and turning the 18 year old into a baby, but that doesn't exist, besides the 18 year old would still be harmed.

All you wanna do is drag me down

All I wanna do is stamp you out

-slipknot



I reserve the right to say whatever the fuck I want.



Freedom of speech does give me the right to be mean and rude and nasty.



Did I choose to be born? no

Is it illegal to be under 18? no

so why do my parents have the option of putting me in jail for it?



which is more dehumanising; a word that comes from saying the spanish name of a color wrong, or a word that means a female dog?

9:21 pm
August 23, 2007


Alexander Buchanan

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Newtown;271130 wrote: I need to know, how can something be harmful to a 17 year old and not be harmful to a 18 year old?

It's just like in the UK. If an 18 year old gets caught smoking weed, they just get a slap on the wrist but if a 17 year old does, they get arrested. angry

It makes me wonder…

Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge – Charles Darwin

6:08 am
August 24, 2007


why18

posts 6277

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There are plenty of things that are harmful to 17-year-olds and not to 18-year-olds. The voting age, the age of majority, curfews…

"Thanks for your e-mail and I appreciate the fact that you articulated your viewpoint in a rational and cogent manner. A few questions though, Stefan. Who are you voting for in the Presidential Election this November? Kerry? Bush? Oh, you mean you can't vote? Why is that? What kind of car do you drive? Ford? Jeep? Oh you mean you don't drive. Why is that? Why is that you can't just stay home for the rest of the year and not go to school? Why?"

- New York City Councilman James Oddo, in a letter to me, October 2004.

6:13 am
August 24, 2007


Horigot

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I no a radio DJ that was telling me about how cops showed up at his party to tell everyone that their had been a shooting a couple blocks away. They had a shit load of weed and they didnt do a single thing about it.

5 miles away a guy at my school had his party busted with no weed or alcohal present. They just walked in their and busted as many people as possible. For disturbing the peace. Bullshit right?

Craig Rowley, Drummer


Katrina Moncure – You know, when Burger King ads, with the dad whopper giving the son whopper a "napkin" just in case he needs it, are more realistic about teens and sex, something is seriously wrong!


"Those who appeal to the law against his fellow man is either a fool, or a coward. Those who cannot protect themselves without that law is both,"-Lamb Of God

Micheal Moore:If you went to Columbine High School, what would you say to the kids?

Marylin Manson:I wouldn't say a single word, I would listen to what they had to say.

6:40 am
August 24, 2007


arc

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why18;271218 wrote: There are plenty of things that are harmful to 17-year-olds and not to 18-year-olds. The voting age, the age of majority, curfews…

lol

Actually, I'm not so sure. Curfews harm people who're over 18 but want to hang out or do business with people who aren't, much as the drinking age harms people who're over 21 and want to drink with or sell drinks to people who aren't. The age of majority harms people who want to do business with minors, and it also harms parents by giving them too much power. And the voting age? Well, to see whom that harms we'd have to know what laws would be different without a voting age–and whether the repeal of the voting age would be associated with the imposition of some new requirement of intelligence or civic knowledge. It seems to me everyone would be better off if smart young people voted and older idiots didn't.

But certainly there are qualitatively different harms to people under 18 from these things, and harms that are more keenly felt.

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The Republicans have taken the House. What does this mean for youth rights advocacy?

1:21 am
September 19, 2007


Juna Usonano

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ekid2k;271161 wrote: It could remove 17 years of life killing the 17 year old and turning the 18 year old into a baby, but that doesn't exist, besides the 18 year old would still be harmed.

That would make them newborn or a fetus.

Galen;399301 wrote: I fucking LOVE IT! Nice job, Juna :b:

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