A 17th Perspective #1 (school)

17 Year-old Joshua Alicea shares his views on the silly inhumane dogmas of the educational school system...
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[cheeseburgerfrenzy]

Almost everything i agree with, There is one thing you forgot. There are some life skills like basic Math, that you need to use in certain points in life but, Social Studies,Science,all that crap you NEVER use considering your job choice.

[KidToTheWorld]

@cheeseburgerfrenzy very true. I understand skilss like the basics are essential of course. i mean, we all need to know how to add,subtract, multiply,divide, read,write, etc.the rest should be our choice at our pace at our own interest. Thats the beauty of free will. A lot of people dislike learning cuz its associated with bad memories in school, but giving the people the choice completely changes the feeling put into it.

[PsyZip]

Hey can someone tell me where I can found the name of the songs that is playing on this video?

[KidToTheWorld]

@PsyZip "First meetings", by philip chapman (from the album: Soul Mates)

[mykimtube]

Hun I love you and I am crying u r right but sweetie everything will be ok come see some of my vids please i am a mom so i know that is not cool but we will shift this together as a collective consciousness and u r an awesome creator know that u r amazing and never forget it love and blessings Kim

[KidToTheWorld]

@mykimtube thank you so much for your wonderful comment and enthusiasm. it fills me with hope and inspiration to continue this series for as long as it is needed.

arigato gozaimasu (thanks)

[sophvonmal]

Thank you so much for being able to communicate a message that I have been feeling for so long. Being a sixteen-year-old in all honors and Advanced Placement classes, I have been unhappy for the longest time, not being able to do things I love and try new things. I have posted this to my Facebook, hopefully my peers will take a little bit of time out of their mindless internet surfing and try to understand that this isn't right. Thank you.

[flyinzx11]

You are an incredibly talented young man, and I wish you nothing but happiness and joy in your endeavors. You have done a service to all by making this video, and should be very proud of yourself. I am more proud of you than I can ever put into words.

[smudgek3]

Your people are out there!!! this is a diverse world so the best thing you can do as a 17 year old is to observe it. The bad things people do to each other is only an outreach for help, the stereo types we attach ourselves to are a kind of joke or facade to show we belong to a specific notion when if the truth be known there is no division. You are wise to understand this odd behavior as you can now go about crashing through this bullshit blazing a trial to truth, love and compassion.

[cauza79]

shit you made me cry.. you cannot believe the hell I went thru during school. now I'm doing very well n I swore I'll never send my children to state school. anyone heard of a school called Summerhill?

[plmukzx]

You sir are a true rebel. Respect. 

[1880SON]

and you're very welcomed :) but thank you very much for taking the time aswell, to actually make the video..

From an Indigenous Australian perspective, i can say we are well on the way to peace, yehaw ! Lolzzz

[pushthelimit]

good job!

[HappySkyDiver33]

Right on the spot mate! Excellent. And people should realize that there is nothing wrong with the concept itself of schools and schooling, but the WAY our culture does it is wrong. The whole culture on the planet needs to change and it does, and it will accelerate with every day. Because CHANGE is the only constant in the world, and it is up to every one of us to contribute to this collective change, SO BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE IN THIS WORLD. and that requires a lot of courage. C'est la vie