They honestly probably don’t care much about the outcome.

But they do have to challenge it as soon as they find out, otherwise it could be used against them in future cases.

I know they are unverified stories. But I have spent a decent amount of time in the US and everyone I know personally have a similar story of someone being suspended for something stupid.

This is simply a catalyst for those memories of mine.

You keep saying that word… I don’t think it means what you think it does.

Pretend, something that isn’t what it is being represented to be. E.g. imaginary.

Just because people collectively agree on things doesn’t make it pretend.

Money doesn’t have value because we pretend it does, but rather because we believe it does. Because we trust that it does.

And yes, there is a difference.

On a more real note, it also has value because everyone else trusts that it does. All those other countries. And no, they are not countries because we pretend that they are. They’re countries because we recognize their authority over their territory, and their citizens recognize the authority of their government.

So why do we recognize authority? Because of means to enforce it.

There’s no pretend going on. The consequences will be very real.

As an outsider, it’s wild to me that you can/could get suspended from school so easily.

That was exactly how I felt I was treated when I was 20 and visited the US.

Asked for a small Cup of coffee in Starbucks, and the girl asked me 3 times if I was absolutely sure I wanted it without cream and sugar.

Sweating makes my body dirty, why the hell does showering in water make it clean???

Like who tf made up that rule? Maybe it’s just different kinds of dirty???

WW2, might seem like a long time ago. But it really isn’t. We have video footage of Hitler himself. Performing this exact routine.

Would you like me to spoon-feed you a side by side comparison?

No. It’s a woman aggressively fighting a nazi. As one should.

It’s literally, a nazi salute. And I don’t use the word literally often.

The only thing disturbing aside from the salute is people like you defending it

Don’t point to a swastika and tell me it’s a windmill.

What was performed, is a textbook nazi salute. Start to finish.

I used Debian, there is a version for the Surface if you do some searching, after install you need to update the kernel for everything to work as it should. But it’s not that complicated, I just followed the guide that accompanied the update.

As for the touch and pen. Both works fine for me. I did find a whiteboard software that recognized both sides as pen and eraser. Though I’ve been planning on trying to install one note and test that on the linux version. Just haven’t gotten around to it.

I put Linux on my Microsoft Surface Pro 4. Best decision I ever made with it.