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beucase it can affect our education and the teachnology that is avaliable to us to further our education. and could have a major effect on us in the future.
Abbey Radic
Because in some way, shape, or form, the government could later effect you and your family in your near future. What the government does can effect your lifestyle depending on what bills and laws that they pass.
-Kyle Weary
because one day we will all be involved in the government one way or another.
We should care because it will affect us in some way, shape or form. If it doesn't affect us in general it could affect our children, so we should put some concern in the issues going on.
Dylan Williard
Because it will effect us any time and anywhere and we won't know it until it's too late.
~Mollie Snyder
Because we all are affected by the government no matter what
The politics of today affect both how we are educated and the future generations learn and the type of country they grow up in
Because the government could effect you and your family sometime in your life. It can effect almost anything and everything.
sam
Because if we don't care about the problems then how are the problems going to get solved.
Because whatever happens to the government affects the citizens.
Nick Schell
Because it doesn't matter how much you don't care about politics, what the government does and does not do will affect you. Maybe not now, but definitely in your future or kids and grandkids too.
-Aaron Norton
Students should care the government because what they do could hurt what they did or the people around them
Because the government is big part of our life, and the government will somehow affect you in your life.
-Dagen
because we vote and pick how runs the country
We all should care about what is going on in our government because everyone should no what is happening with our economy and other governmental problems.
CHRISTIAN ALBRIGHT!!!
They should care about the problems of the government because it will affect them now and in the future. For example, about the financial crisis that is happening right now. It affects the ability of people to take loans out right now.
-Shaun M.
because it will affect us in the future in ways such as education and technology.
-Emilyyyy! :]
VOTE FOR McCain
it can affect the technology and our education that we will need in the future, and that could have a major effect on us
-amanda :)
Because the government could effect you or your family, our education and have major effects on us in the future.
lacey
wow really i think everyone should care about our government if you agree/disagree with anything your voice should be heard. we all are able to say how we feel and yeah idk.......i just really think we should speak our minds b/c that is amendment 1!
because if we don't pay attention about the gov't then we wont know whats wrong and how we can solve our problems
all students should care about the goverment and all the problems beacuse they will have to deel with it in a few yeas when they become the leaders of the world.-curran smith
they should care because even though they might not like what the government does they are still citizens of the united states and what happens to our government effects all of us no matter how old or how young we are.
because those problems could in some way, shape, or form effect them.
they affect all of us and our families, especially now that we are getting older and getting ready to go to college and the governments decisions could affect anything
You should be concerned about what is going on with not only the federal government, but even more so with your local government, because it can and will affect you. Depending upon who is elected, what bills are passed, and what laws are passed that can either help or break you. It won't just affect you in the short term, but into the future. There isn't much we can do about the government as fair voting is concerned, but it pays off to study the issues and educate yourself so when you are older you will know and understand what is happening.
people should care about the government and its decisions, because it effects our daily lives. it can effect our education, laws, technology. if it does not effect us directly, it could effect our communities, parents, or children so people should keep up with the decisions of the government.
Because the problems now will most likely be around when we have to deal with them.
The government runs our way of life. they make up our laws and we are there to help us better our situations and helping our communities(we hope they will help at least). We should all be involved in picking our government representatives and know what they are planning on doing. One wrong decision can end up ruining us. Without us being actively involved the government could get more corrupt. What the government decides to do will affect us now and in the future.
because it can affect the way we live. Government tells us what we are allowed to have avalibale to us and what we can't.
There are like the parents of all parents.
Katelynnnn (:
As an American, it is an obligation to be involved with the government. If the people are not involved, the democracy cannot properly function, since it is a function of the people. As far as students go, it's very similar to any sort of skill that one develops. For instance, carpentry. A carpenter must first know about different sorts of wood and how they behave, what different tools are at his disposal, and how to use the two to build something. The earlier we get involved with it, the more we learn about topics, the political processes, and how politicians work. This way, we will be better prepared to build a more profitable future.
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