First of all, excellent film. I admire the organization and political voice from our generation that went into the production.

However, I disagree with a few of the statements made. First, the complaint of student loans and the cost of college was made a few times. To this, all I have to say is, a college education is a privilege, and a choice. There’s a reason that college graduates typically make more money than high school grads, because the skills and education they possess that are learned in college are valuable to the corporate world. It’s your choice to purchase these skills. It pays off in the long run.

Second, what is so wrong with the government being run by “old, white, males?” Who wants a government run by a group of 20 year old kids? Who knows better how to run America, someone who’s only been alive long enough to witness 2 presidents reside at the White House, or someone who’s CLEARLY witnessed 20 or 30 years of political progression?

I’m not trying to bash anyone’s beliefs, because I am actually inspired that so many kids my age are interested in the issues at hand. I am, however, worried that our generation is getting the wrong idea in thinking that our government owes us more than what they already provide. So you have to pay for health care...so what! Be thankful that you live in a country where your health care is regulated and public schools are available.

Like the film said, whether you’re liberal, conservative, moderate, whatever! November 4th, get out there and VOTE! Make your voice heard.

Hey Fernando,

The reading (or at least the majority of it) was from the Preamble to the Constitution and the Amendments, not the Declaration of Independence. Talk about superficiality and IGNORANCE. If you had any sense of dignity left, you should probably not speak again...ever.

I think the fact that kids even care enough to share and start to care and learn about the facts is awesome.

The government owes us all a better quality of life, why is that such a bad thing. Decisions being made at present moment are crippling the middle class when what they need most is boost in a positive direction.

I guess it got under your skin so the film did something.

This film is the largest pile of manure I have ever seen. The comments of so many of these youngsters are filled with a self centered entitlement mentality that is chilling. They seem to believe that the government owes them everything. Where is the knowledge of basic economics. There is a superficiality and ignorance cleverly masked by a reading of part of the declaration of independence.

This to me is a great argument for raising the voting age to at least 25.

By the way, the choice of films here is decidedly left wing.