Can One More Corrupt My Generation?

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I walk through the halls of my school disgusted and disappointed at the teens who take time out of their day to insult someone. As a teenager, I see and experience these things first hand, and I'm able to see how corrupt my generation really is. If people would just take their time to think about what they're going to say and maybe even be kind to someone, this world could be a little more mature and less corrupt. All throughout the school teenagers are constantly hurting eachothers feelings. It is so easy to call someone a bad name or pick on someone because it has become such a habit for my generation. People no longer know how to keep control of their mouths or their actions and it's causing many people to become depressed and rethink

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