Youth Rights: Part One Status Offenses and Running Away

The first part of hopefully a multi-part series on Youth Rights, Age Discrimination and the Constitution of the United States of America. I am the president of the National Youth Rights Association at University of Texas at San Antonio Chapter and this is my attempt at a video. I don't have a camera but I do have a mic so this is best I could do. This is not a replacement for legal advice so double check with a lawyer before you do anything if at all possible. Visit: http://www.youthrights.org/ and http://utsa.youthrights.org/ and http://www.aclu.org/ If you see anything that is yours its yours not mine.

P.S. Youtube sucks, my video was too long by a little over a minute so I had to cut myself off I wasn't saying anything too important but it's still ridiculous

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[ClassicLiberalGOP2]

The 13th amendment prohibits slavery. Laws prohibiting running away and skipping school are unconstitutional.

[Novjunulo]

Youth is slavery. Thanks for the dream where I was running away from home. I was also a genetically engineered robofly in a totalitarian future with a physical need to hear some random song or else I die).

[Novjunulo]

Google is not a source.

[Novjunulo]

NYRA, not the N.Y.R.A.

NYRA is an acronym, not an abbreviation.