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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]

Yeah, that's why I said I'm a protester and not a terrorist. Because there's a difference.

What the mutant terrorists are doing is just beginning. It's going to get worse. The first amendment doesn't protect vandalism. Boycotting and public statements are legitimate forms of protest.

[theveilisin]

You will excuse that I'm suffering something akin to culture shock here, and therefore might not see things quite the way you do. You see, where I'm from, "mutant terrorists" meant people fighting for their lives and their rights, though I do appreciate that it might not be quite the same here.

But sometimes one has to break the law to be heard, when the law is written by people who don't exactly have your best interests at heart.