Jason2k14 (2014-12-06 22:31:02)

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Are social networking sites good for our society?

Does participation in sports keep teens out of trouble?

Discuss one or the other.

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Nutsy (2014-12-06 22:37:49)

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No, sports gets kids into trouble.

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Doreee (2014-12-06 22:39:07)

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1. Sometimes, because they can help people get different ideas out there. Sometimes not because some people hide behind them or spend their whole lives on them.

2. Nah. Lots of kids got drugs in their lockers.

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Cr1tiKaL (2014-12-06 22:43:49)

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1) No, this can decrease the social skills of one.
2) Most of the kids I play with are sore losers, so no.

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DrakeJericho (2014-12-06 22:45:13)

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No.

Yes. Before 7th grade, I've been getting into fights almost all the time at school. I started playing football in 7th grade, and haven't gotten into one school fight since. I feel like football took my attention away from violence.

Note; You're gonna need to learn from experience ( play a sport and see ).

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Mephistopheles (2014-12-06 22:49:22)

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When kids are on school sports teams they usually have to keep up a decent GPA. Misconduct gets them kicked from the team.

I think social networking websites do more good than bad. For every vapid teenager posting about their first world problems, there are people in the thick of things spreading news to the world that couldn't be spread before. Atrocities, uncovering evidence, spreading the word of revolution, recognizing the actions of people who would otherwise go unnoticed for their efforts.

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carlos11 (2014-12-06 22:53:22)

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2.0 is far from decent. More like mediocre.

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Jason2k14 (2014-12-06 23:15:16)

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Doreee, so i herd kids go drugs in dere lockers.

mind gettin' sum 4 me???

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Spector (2014-12-06 23:56:01)

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When kids are on school sports teams they usually have to keep up a decent GPA. Misconduct gets them kicked from the team.

I think social networking websites do more good than bad. For every vapid teenager posting about their first world problems, there are people in the thick of things spreading news to the world that couldn't be spread before. Atrocities, uncovering evidence, spreading the word of revolution, recognizing the actions of people who would otherwise go unnoticed for their efforts.

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Doreee (2014-12-07 00:19:18)

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yea jason dey make yeh feel real good((((:

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AntiChrist (2014-12-07 00:22:16)

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Wow Spector, you made such a good point.

To expand on what he said, When kids are on school sports teams they usually have to keep up a decent GPA. Misconduct gets them kicked from the team.

I think social networking websites do more good than bad. For every vapid teenager posting about their first world problems, there are people in the thick of things spreading news to the world that couldn't be spread before. Atrocities, uncovering evidence, spreading the word of revolution, recognizing the actions of people who would otherwise go unnoticed for their efforts.

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2014-12-07 00:23:36

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Spector (2014-12-07 00:23:20)

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Thanks. I put my heart into it

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StarKiller889 (2014-12-07 00:24:41)

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I play football, and a lot of kids on my schools football team gets in to trouble a lot.
Mostly just doing drugs and stuff, and all so drinking.

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Jason2k14 (2014-12-07 01:12:52)

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No, Spec. Never put your heart into it.

Remember kids, never do drugs.

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Spector (2014-12-07 01:17:25)

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*Injects heroine because of jason*

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