the school uniform debate

by **STAR WARS ISLAND** » Wed May 23, 2012 7:55 am

the poorer countries have to work more

by **Wiztopia** » Wed May 23, 2012 9:10 am

Ende wrote:School uniforms are good.

Individuality is seriously overrated.

They are never good and don't do anything for students. Also people it hasn't been 3 months yet so there is no gravedig.

by **Zottistan** » Wed May 23, 2012 9:35 am

I wore a unif-form and I t-turned out g-great... :blink:

No, but seriously, if kids relly on their clothes to express individuality, the free speech, art and music aren't working hard enough. I mean, seriously, does it really matter? When I wanted to express my individuality as a child, I wrote music and joined the Communist Youth. Letting kids be individuals based on how they dress is just going to make them lazy.

On IIWiki · by **Astholm** » Wed May 23, 2012 9:51 am

The school uniform I had was (by British standards) pretty much the embodiment of "posh schoolkid" status, with shield logo and grey trousers.
Still, there's no difference between students having a uniform and NHS workers, ambulance-drivers etc. - sort of an indicator of status in society (no, not that kind of status... the other kind, i.e. group you work for)

by **The god of awesome** » Wed May 23, 2012 11:12 am

Norstal wrote:
The god of awesome wrote:well, some psyciatrists say that uniforms help kids think. it really, in my oppinion, doesn't. i get strait a's and pretty much everyone else in my school oes to.

You're a psychiatrist? Or do you do this to your doctors too?

"I really don't think you should take antibiotics because it won't cure your flu."

"I GET STRAIT As N I R SMARTAR LOLZ SO MY OPINION IS RITE."

lol. good point

by **Forsher** » Thu May 24, 2012 2:59 am

The United Soviet Socialist Republic wrote:Stop posting in this thread, its dead, you are mutilating its body by posting here.

If it generates debate again, it is no longer a grave dig. Either that or the mods are just lazy when that happens.

Zottistan wrote:I wore a unif-form and I t-turned out g-great...

No, but seriously, if kids relly on their clothes to express individuality, the free speech, art and music aren't working hard enough. I mean, seriously, does it really matter? When I wanted to express my individuality as a child, I wrote music and joined the Communist Youth. Letting kids be individuals based on how they dress is just going to make them lazy.

They're lazy anyway. The only issue I see in this respect with regards to uniforms is a depletion of mufti stock, as it were, for the child. This is more an issue for the less, er, advantaged.

by **NERVUN** » Thu May 24, 2012 3:01 am

Zombies in school girl uniforms...

Sadly, I think I ran into some images of that in Akihara...

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