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3 years ago

Should students who get in fights pay a find? A rule at my school

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Students who are in fights should not be forced to play a fine. You never know what had happened to start a fight. I got in a fight once because a kid was making fun of a kid with disabilitys. Would that of been fare for me to pay a fine because I was sticking up for a kid who could stick up for himself? My point is that you will never know who threw the first punch, or who started the fight. Most fights are built around people making fun of other people. I hope this helped, have a great day!! :D

vodka [1.7K]3 years ago

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no because what if the other person started it you wont know who started it unless the confess the person that starteed it should be fined

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Explanation:

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a= 54796

h= 80,824

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i=67915.68

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