Who do you think usually wins -- parents or kids?

-I think kids eventually win because parents would want their kids to have the best and what they truly desire too.In arguments? Kids are usually stupid, parents usually have them beat. Wins in life? Parents do, Isaac. If the kids turn out to be more successful than their parent, then every good parent's innermost desire would've came to fruition.. their kids settling down happily. Every parent wants their kid to be the best they could be.Parents if they are good parents.



response to your added details: when I was a kid and I really wanted something, if my parents said no, they meant no, even if I cried or pitched a fit, they stuck to their word. A good parent WON'T give in to that sort of behavior.
To the person who thinks school is prison, lets trade places and you take my overseas job (seven days a week you must work) and pay my bills, taxes, insurance, so you can see just how simple school life really is.
lol the kids! the kids have so much power, not only are we cute with our pouty faces, we can whine til our parents have enough and give in to what we want. besides, we usually know how to work our parents!
Parents. Always.
Parents. It's so unfair, they are the biggest hypocrites!
Parents. They have the authority
Parents, obviously.
Kids because they're normally still alive when their parents die.
Parents are always the winner because they loose to their children to allow them to win.
Wrong. Parents think and do have the final word ALL the time
Parents, because they are adults, so they think what they say goes.
NEITHER THE LOVE WINS
parents, because they always have the final word
"I think kids eventually win"



Not in my house.
Well; I'm still alive .............................. my parents aren't.



So, I WIN ! ! !
My parents. I never win because if I try, they take away my cell phone.... and I won't let that happen lol
The ones with the belts.
parents unless you're a spoiled brat
depends on how good the parents are at being parents
Now days-kids.
I've only seen parents win.
it's a tie
kids!

especially us young ones! but it depends whaT kind of parents you have if their softies or not
The way I see it, school is slavery. They force kids, who have done nothing wrong, to go to a building for 6 hours a day where they are subjected to bullies, hours of work that we do not want to do, and teachers who think that they're actually doing good for society by forcing us to do work. They enforce this by calling kids who refuse to go truants and putting them and or their parents in jail. So basically it's do as you're told, be a good little boy and get good grades, or we'll throw you in jail punk. As a result, I have so far wasted 8 1/2 years of my life going someplace I don't want to go, and I am sick of it.



You would think that we as a society would have woke up by now to the fact that forcing people to go to school is just flat out morally wrong. There is no way to justify forced schooling, and yet they say it's for our own good! How is it even possible to jail somebody for their own good? Why are people so unable to accept somebody's decision to not go to school? It should be my decision, and mine alone on whether or not I got to school.



Now, what we go through is nothing compared to what black people went through hundreds of years ago. I couldn't even imagine what it would be like to have been a black slave back then, but school is still slavery, and it is still morally wrong. I like this quote from Harriet Tubman:鈥淚 freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.鈥?br>


It is still relevant today. Many kids in school do not realize that they are slaves! They're so brainwashed by the school, by their parents, and in some cases by religion that they can't comprehend the possibility that school is slavery. We must spread the anti-school message and rebel if there is to be any chance of us ever being free. Blacks fought for civil rights for years, and eventually they did get them. It may be too late for our generation, but what about our kids, and our kids鈥?kids? Do we want them to be subjected to the same thing we were? I certainly do not.