Post your unpopular opinions...

I don't agree with this - I wouldn't be able to help you spell correctly *genes

2 of mine:

There isn't a single thing a woman can do that a man can't do better

Humans are not equal

You've listened to the charts version of rap it appears

Lol, I said some, your probably about Drake and Lil Wayne or something, I'm talking about Old Eminem, Immortal Technique, it's about the struggles people go through, I find rap very useful as I can relate in some songs

I think the working classes have no right to complain about middle class snobbery towards them.

If they couldn't be bothered to get a good education then that's their fault isn't it.

I knew a teacher at high school who was homeless as a child, but she still managed to make it. There's no excuse.


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I'm a computer programmer... How good do you thing my spelling needs to be on an iPod?


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Give birth?

Give birth?

And by this I'm assuming that you are middle class? Spoilt kid who doesn't know what it's like to be skint. Lol. It's not always about having a good education, and the fact that your parents are earning more than mine gives you no right to be snobby, there's a little thing called humility.


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I'm from an area of poor socio-economic background and I clearly remember as a child thinking 'I can't bothered to go to the wonderful private school, I'll just go to my local one where class sizes are too large, discipline is an issue and there's never any funding for books' Oh no, wait!

What school you attend is largely governed by where you live. This means that if you live, for example, on a council estate, you will attend school with everybody else from the council estate. This simply concentrates the problems. My high school had barely any funding, far too many children with SENs, more trainee teachers than experienced ones and a 'sink hole' attitude that 'this is it, don't aspire, don't dream, because this is it'.

It's true that you can battle against it and make something of yourself (I'm a case in point), but it's also true that children are the product of their surroundings. If a child is only exposed to one strata of society, if all that child's friends are in similar situations, if that child's family are also from that part of society and if nobody is willing to push them to do more then of course there's a large chance they'll sink into mediocrity.

I sincerely hope that you don't have to experience the brunt of snobbery for yourself!

My unpopular opinion- Keira Knightly is just awful.

perhaps a good education is not necessarily a private school, there are good state schools?

also, there are a LOT of students that get bursaries...

I agree on that. Do you do psychology? You sound like you do... 'socio-economic background' and the hint of behaviourist and social psychology in your views in upbringing (i do it haha)

People shouldn't look down on others simply for having an opinion, no matter how disgusting it seems, that is their belief

Considering it alters the meaning of your sentance, your spelling (or use of the right word) has to be comprehendible...

You devalue your own argument by calling him a spoiled kid.

Not really, being upper-middle class doesn't necessarily mean you are spoilt. However, making a comment like that just shows that they obviously don't know what it's like to be hard up, and is making a sweeping generalisation that all lower class citizens are stupid and/or chavs. Obviously not the case considering that a lot of people who are lower class go to university every year. Besides, poor=/=uneducated, there are some very clever people who just aren't interested in money, and education doesn't always mean intelligent. It just annoys me when people think that they have a right to look to down on anybody because of their background.


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