Declaration Of Independence: Unalienable Characteristics Of Teenagers

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Declaration of Independence

When in the Course of teenage years it becomes necessary for one teenager to establish an identity in which they can relate with, one must assume the authority of their God given rights that all teenagers are made distinctive with certain unalienable features that divide, but also connect each and everyone. We believe that among these God given features include: individuality, expression, and choice. To ensure each and every teenager these unalienable features, teens are given powers that derive from their passionate and fiery personalities in order to oppose any aversion. When in times these personalities faulter and the extraordinary features of teenagers are infringed upon, it is their right to question
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For adversaries forcing us into positions of menialness. For adversaries shrugging off our pressing issues and complaints. For adversaries forbidding second opinions on highly disputed matters. For adversaries treating us in frivolous manners. For adversaries refusing to explain and share their knowledge on the world. For adversaries infecting us with their bad habits. For adversaries creating an unfair and unjust field in which we are constrained. For adversaries pitting us unnecessarily against each other. Every attempt in which we have made to amend these issues in the most humblest of forms, we have been met with injury and accusation. These adversaries whose every action has clearly portrayed them as tyrants and evil-doers.

We have reached out to the attention of our young adult brethren who have remained mute on the issues of justice and devotion. We have reminded them of our circumstances, and inability to progress, except with time itself. We deluded ourselves with imaginary bonds that connect us, but in our time of need we denounce them and hold them separately from the rest of us and, just like the rest of humanity, hold them in a position of