Europeans had to wear UNIFORMS in high school
Europeans had to wear UNIFORMS in high school
Leo Morris
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Easton Evans
uniforms were introduced to mitigate the class obvious divide, I fail to see how that is a bad system
Isaiah King
Literally nothing wrong with uniforms. If you think that you need to buy a shit ton of unique clothes to "express yourself" then you've been brainwashed by the fashion industry.
Anthony Ross
Not a thing in Eastern Europe.
>in b4 b-buh you're not Europeeeeeaaaan
Cope.
Oliver Perez
God I wish that were true
Colton Gonzalez
yes
Nathaniel Gutierrez
Only brits have this and they arent europeans anymore
Nolan Nelson
Oh no, not the uniform
Hudson Edwards
literally no one in europe does this
Eli Edwards
I went to a catholic school so I had to wear a uniform
Hunter Phillips
you'd kill to see uniforms in the US
it gives your teenage brain tons of material for doing the needful
Evan Sullivan
Nobody says you aren’t european
Ayden Edwards
Unfortunately not. Uniforms seem comfy but when they asked us whether we wanted uniforms or not the SJW faggots said that it's like Nazism. Just fuck my shit up.
Nicholas Turner
the principle in my school yelled at everyone who wore sneakers instead of formal shoes and t-shirts instead of shirts. (he never even wore a jacket or a tie himself and all his shirts were of motley bright colours)
Andrew Gomez
No such thing as uniforms in any school I know.
There is no need for such things when A-you can't afford uniforms and B-No class divide, everyone is equally poor.
Camden Green
>americans never got to experience teenage girls making their uniforms skimpier.
Sad!
Parker Kelly
some village schools still wear this uniform
Thomas Hernandez
theguardian.com
>The charge on the police docket was "disrupting class". But that's not how 12-year-old Sarah Bustamantes saw her arrest for spraying two bursts of perfume on her neck in class because other children were bullying her with taunts of "you smell".
>"I'm weird. Other kids don't like me," said Sarah, who has been diagnosed with attention-deficit and bipolar disorders and who is conscious of being overweight. "They were saying a lot of rude things to me. Just picking on me. So I sprayed myself with perfume. Then they said: 'Put that away, that's the most terrible smell I've ever smelled.' Then the teacher called the police."
>The policeman didn't have far to come. He patrols the corridors of Sarah's school, Fulmore Middle in Austin, Texas. Like hundreds of schools in the state, and across large parts of the rest of the US, Fulmore Middle has its own police force with officers in uniform who carry guns to keep order in the canteens, playgrounds and lessons. Sarah was taken from class, charged with a criminal misdemeanour and ordered to appear in court.
>Each day, hundreds of schoolchildren appear before courts in Texas charged with offences such as swearing, misbehaving on the school bus or getting in to a punch-up in the playground. Children have been arrested for possessing cigarettes, wearing "inappropriate" clothes and being late for school
>In 2010, the police gave close to 300,000 "Class C misdemeanour" tickets to children as young as six in Texas for offences in and out of school, which result in fines, community service and even prison time. What was once handled with a telling-off by the teacher or a call to parents can now result in arrest and a record that may cost a young person a place in college or a job years later
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Adam Scott
h-haha yeah imagine that
Carter Perez
>mutt thinks Europe is a single country
many such cases
Jonathan Mitchell
I thought it was basically just us?
Sebastian Cooper
This can’t be real
Cameron Nelson
So did we and most of the indan subcontinent
Is there any problem with uniforms?
Other than the fact that you'll make it dirty 2/5 times during school hours and your mum will beat the shit out of you for that