Yeah, I kinda openly detested the crap people did to be popular. Buncha sheep... baaaaaaaaa...

Rebelion is in all of us, especially in our teenage years, it's just up to us whether to express it or not.

Most of them were kind to me at school, but many were hostile to me as well. Today they're political moderates.

The bunkers and slackers who used to smoke at the back of my school. Answered teachers back whilst being spurred on by their peers, tried to find associates with a lower intelligence span than themselves seeing this incomptetence as a virtue to up their social ranks as cool and at times invincible, but when you corner them alone their as cowardly as they come. Not all rebels were bad, as sometimes they changed things for the better, but the majority of them were bullies.

Most so-called rebels in high-school are just rebels without a clue. They are usually just similar kids who gravitate towards each other, and just become another, albeit different clique. There are very few real rebels.

Most people commonly considered rebels really aren't (think about a motorcycle club--oh so rebellious, in their identical leather attire, all going to the same bar to drink and smoke and be belligerent, behaving exactly the same way as all the other rebels in the vicinity). It's the same way in school, be it punks, goths, stoners, whatever--they just find their own club which has its own corner of pop culture. If you are a member of one of these little rebel clubs you are NOT a rebel. Less than one person in a hundred is a true rebel.