Ineffective Child Labor

Under the Declaration of Independence of The United States of America, all men are endowed to liberty, by that logic, under law, there must be liberty. But liberty is not defined by neglect, nor is it defined by swarms of hours spent “learning”, or even irrational essay writing. There are many things that define it, but these are none. As stated earlier, our teacher is knowledgably inflicting long-term harm on us through stress inducing labor. Who would do such a thing to children but a despotic, child-hating individual? This sadism has caused nothing but mentally strenuous struggle for all people of young age. (Look through this, paragraph, what wrongs have been inflicted upon you?)Every second spent typing, writing, and stressing over these words, will never be given back again. These hours of writing have been spent so wastefully, while other live a lifetime in moments much
Legally, we are not adults; the tasks assigned are directly, or indirectly, effective child labor. The United States of America is governed by people, no cruel monarchs or oppressive dictators, but this is not always the case. In the very classrooms, students are being over-ruled by tyrants. If America is truly ran by people, how are we allowing this obstructed freedom in the singular foundation of education? Because of the inestimable grasp on power of one being, an entire group must be forced to write these very words. We, as students of this education system, declare freedom from the petty tyranny of all teachers, principals, homework, and essays; that all these teachers may be forbidden to enforce any manual or demanding labor upon any student for any reason. We decree this independence as a basic, unalienable right, that students may be absolved from such oppression. We conclude this solemn statement in honor, to provide freedom, and somber peace to