[SweetTea]

I know of a school in the area that had a donor generously give enough money to buy lights for a schools football field.

They weren't allowed to put lights up on the football field for YEARS because they had to wait until the girls softball team had enough money to put lights up on their field as well.
All because someone said that "it wasn't fair".....
someone had to watch money that they donated sit in a bank account.
The donor could have died and never saw the lights that they paid for.

I went to a school that we weren't allowed to have "Boys Varsity" and "Girls Varsity" cheerleading squads.
They had to divide the girls up immediately and list them as the "Red" and "Black" team.
All because someone said "it wasn't fair"....
Cheerleaders that have worked all their life to be on the "Boys Varsity" squad could no longer achieve that goal.
They couldn't be the cheerleaders that were at the games with the biggest crowds, and the best cheerleaders.

I wish the real world was like that.
I wish I didn't have to mix the talents that God has granted me, what my teachers/professors taught me at school, and the work I've put into my carreer to get a better job.
I wish I could just say, "It's not fair", and have someone say,"Hey! I don't think it's fair either. I'll just give you the benefits of all these people that have been at it longer, have worked harder, and know more about it than you."

Wouldn't that make everything better?

I couldnt agree more. :Thumbs: excellent post.

I know similar situations like this, I think the system is abused and its "not fair", actually its quite absurd. title 9 needs to be adjusted, sadly this will never happen.

I also believe homeschool kids should be allowed to play sports at the school district they live in, their parents pay taxes so why not let them play, especially in places like here in Lawrence County where the school systems are bad.
Its "unfair" so shouldnt something be done?