El Poncho said:
I don't 100% agree with them but I'll try stick up for them.
1. Paedophiles, kids from other schools come to start a fight(which has happened before)
2. More kids would get bullied about their clothes, bullying is pretty low at my school.
3. Well, you're in school, where you are suppose to learn and do your work. So, the teachers.
1. There's something call a pass. We had that when I went to general school. Everytime you wanted to enter you'd have to present the pass and you'd be allowed in. Otherwise, you'd have to speak to the principal and state your business on the school grounds.
2. They will be bullied anyways, no matter the clothes. Do you honestly believe bullying has anything to do with clothes? If so, why?
3. And how does wearing an uniform helps you with your studies? The only "argument" I've heard for this is that "pupils should focus on school and not clothes". This can be easily refuted. Who in the hell spends more than 5 minutes picking their clothes? Even pupils who want to look good everyday don't spend more than 15 minutes preparing.
You might say "well, certain pupils just focus more on how they look rather than on school". This can, again, be easily refuted by arguing that if the pupil does not care about school and if you take away the supposed "thing" which takes his or hers focus he or she will simply find a new focus. If people don't give a fuck about school then they don't give a fuck about school and no uniform will change that.