Maybe if this was deemed illegal, it would force kids to see the severity of the situation. I am in high school, and I see lots of kids who don't think that bullying is that serious. No matter what programs try to get a point across, kids just DON'T GET IT... If it were illegal, more kids would probably look at it in a different light. If drinking and driving is illegal because it can harm and endanger people's lives, why is bullying different?

I am against abortion because even though some of these unborn children are not wanted, they can still be given to someone who does want them once they are born. Even though the mother does have the choice, shouldn't that child's life be considered at all? It's not just some little spec of dust that you should just wipe away. That's a child, no matter how small. It's still alive and it still has a heart. Now in some circumstances, abortion should be considered. But more often than not, the baby could still live a good life. I think that if someone doesnt want a child, they should put it up for adoption, that way it could still have a chance. That little "spec of dust" is one of God's children, and he wouldn't have put it there if it didn't have a chance. I know that everyone has their own opinion, and I am definetly not the only right person. Everyone on both sides of the debate bring up really valid points.

I am doing a paper on this for a persuasive essay. It shouldn't matter if they want to do school or not, it will PREPARE them for whats coming up next. After they have a proper education, they are more likely to go somewhere with their life because they were "forced" to learn all this knowledge. Why not give everyone a better shot at a more successful life if we can?