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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.]

Comments

[garganteren]

Genes do matter. That's different. The majority has the most votes, so yeah, that's the basis of democracy! Mutants are allowed to vote, just like anyone else.

No, I'd never help monsters like that. Anyone who would kill innocent people has to be stopped!

Why would I want to read books from a mutant library?

[deadlyjuliet]

Rather they're allowed to vote, but their vote won't mean anything.

And child, it isn't as if the books are mutants. Or are you going to hate clothes and food since they're also provided by this school? Shall you begin going naked because another mutant touched your things? Goodness, I might have to write you up for that.

[garganteren]

You do realize that the Registration Act supporters are lobbying and campaigning and working hard to make sure it succeeds, aren't you? To win votes. Because votes matter. And mutants can work hard too and change the vote.

It's not because of your genes. I can't be sure your books aren't biased. What's the point of reading them if I can't trust them? I don't mind touching other mutants, as long as their power can't harm me.