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[garganteren]

I wanted to make sure everyone knows: I'm boycotting all my classes. No matter what.

I don't agree with the mission of this school, and I'm being held here against my will! So I'm officially on strike in protest of your unjust policies!

[It's true, as was pointed out to him: if he's protesting, he should let everyone know about it!

He's still not sure about the hunger strike part of his plan, as he needs to eat a lot. But he boycotted Thanksgiving, so that's a start.]

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[garganteren]

You shouldn't generalize either! Not all the Friends of Humanity feel the same! I used to argue with people back home, too.

No. I love America, but I care about all humanity. I'm using my own country as an example since I know it best.

[thirdarrow]

[ Hm. Then this boy is not as dimwitted as he shows to be. ]

So you do not care about mutants?

[garganteren]

Of course I care about mutants! I care about the dangerous ones being regulated and controlled! So that more people don't have to die while their killers are never caught! The new law isn't perfect, but someone has to do something.

[thirdarrow]

[ My, my. ]

What an interesting child you are. Hang on to your stubbornness all you want - stupidity will not get you anywhere.

But of course, if death is what you seek, then I suppose I cannot stop you.

[garganteren]

You calling me stupid isn't going to get you anywhere. I don't care what names people call me.

More people should be willing to give up everything for their beliefs.

[thirdarrow]

You are mistaken. I am not calling you anything. I am merely stating the truth.

[ The problem with teaching gifted students is that one loses the delicate touch needed to deal with kids who possess lesser intellectual capacity. ]