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Originally posted by Heather
Now see, in my opinion, I believe that you should allow children to involve themselves in politics should they wish to do so. But I also believe that allowing this, you should also teach them to keep an open mind to everything. Children today are a lot smarter then back then. Some kids are learning about politics in school just by learning about US History or World History. Which may catch their attention and may be something that interests them. As long as they are involving themselves in something that's not self distructive, I'm all for it. Just...keep the open mind. |
See, it is one thing for a child to actively search out things such as politics. It is quite another for the political parties to TRY to involve the kids in politics. I am not against the former but am vehemently against the latter.
Also, to Jess, there is a reason why evolution is termed a "theory", and that reason is NOT because evolution is proven fact.
(If it were to be proven fact, there would need to exist 100% indisputable evidence for it and 100% indisputable evidence for the impossibility of any other explanation, which there obviously is not, as it only holds status of a theory
) I encourage you to not just accept evolution but to first research into it, including conflicting views on it and debates, analyse and take into consideration every point made for each side and, if afterwards you still find it to be correct in your mind, then accept it, and if not, then reject it.
