Imagine a world of anarchy. It’s hard to, right? It definitely should be. From the car that I drive, to the food that I eat, to the air that I breathe, government affects me in almost every way that I can imagine. It tells me where I can go, what I should wear, and even who I’m allowed to date. This government control, though occasionally littered with bad mistakes, is usually brightly positive, even in ways I don’t acknowledge. From my life as a student, to my life as a teenager, to even my life in general, government affects everything I do.

As a seventeen year old living in the United States, I am required by law to attend school. Because of this, I wake up every day and go to Prattville High School. While at PHS, I am legally requir...

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