Thursday, February 7, 2013

Declaration to be me...

In all Teenager’s Minds, February 7th, 2013

The UNANIMOUS DECLARATION OF A TEENAGER’S IMAGE IN MCFARLAND, WISCONSIN

When in the course of growing up, it becomes necessary for one to mature and to dissolve the irresponsible ways which have become consistent throughout the years of adolescence, and to recognize, among the Powers of the Elders in one’s life, the separate and equal rules to which the Laws of Society and Nature of one’s instinct entitle them a decent respect to the opinions of a teenager, which requires that they all should declare the causes which impel them to this separation.

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all teenagers develop into their own person, that they are overwhelmed by their Elders with certain excessive expectations, and that among these are free will, freedom of expression, and freedom of speech. That, to secure these rights, Elders are instituted among teenagers, to provide an example, eliminating their just images from the consent of the matured. That, whenever any Form of Opinion becomes irrational of these ends, it is the Right of the Teenagers to alter or to abolish it, and to replace new it with a new, bettered Opinion, focusing its foundation on such Principles and reinforcing the values of being an Individual, which most likely effect their developing personality through their transition from adolescence to adulthood. The history of judgmental elders has repeatedly provided teenagers with scars, mentally and physically, all having to do directly because of these Elders. To prove these teenagers cannot develop fully into their own person, let Facts be submitted to a stereotypical world.
They are too careful, even from day one.

They refuse to trust teenagers.

They forbid teenagers to stay out late due to their lack of trust.

They believe all teenagers have a bad side.

They suppose all teenagers will rebel.

They have called together other groups of Elders to form large groups that “watch” over us teenagers.

They provide absurd rules ( i.e. No yelling when you are mad).

They do not consider the age of 18 to be an adult.

They have banned junk food.

They have judged based on the former misbehaved teenagers.

They have falsely accused many teenagers just because of their age.

They have affected creating individuality because of the strict opinions they obtain.

They have prevented relationships thinking we all will end up with children at this age.

They have unacknowledged teenage successes, thinking it will lead to a mistake.

They along with many other Elders, in all areas of the United States, not just Wisconsin, have combined to subject us to a unequal chance of developing individually to our own person, and have pretended not to do wrong or offend us, while doing so.

For taking away our Nintendo when we said one, tiny curse word.
 
For scolding us when we do not eat all of our green beans.
 
For forcing us to study at all hours of the night, and only accepting a B average or higher.


For signing us up for ridiculous amounts of extracurricular activities without our consent.

For enabling us to the use of brain-washing social medias, like cellphones, twitter, and Facebook.

For isolating our lives from reality.

For abolishing our childhood too quickly, hiding Barbie’s, coloring books, Elmo…etc.

For withholding the fun in our lives, and declaring that too much can ruin our lives.

We, therefore, the teenagers of the United States of America, in GENERAL TEENAGER’S MINDS came together, appealing to the rude opinions of the Elders of the World for the rectitude of our intentions, DO, in the Name, and by the Authority of the well-behaved teenagers of the United States, solemnly PUBLISH and DECLARE, That these teenagers, and of Right, ought to be free from these Opinions and able to develop into his or her own person; that they are excused from all Critiques of the American Elders, and that all of these pre-existing opinions are destroyed; and that, as FREE AND INDIVIDUAL PEOPLE they have full power to express themselves. AND for the support of this Declaration, we mutually pledge to each other to stand up for what is right, for our creativity, our individuality, and our freedom.

Eva Radomski, President

1 comment:

  1. Nice work Eva! Your long list of reasoning on why elders should be banned from judging teenagers was very well-thought out and creative! My favorite part of your post was when you stated, "Let Facts be submitted to a stereotypical world." I would have to agree with you that our world is a pretty gosh darn stereotypical place. Good work!

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