The Art of Pacifism; Monday, Second Period [03/30].

[sake_shinigami]

"Good morning, good morning, my intrepid little ducklings ♥~~~," Shunsui sang from the discussion circle with his hot cocoa comfortably in his hands, lifting up his little mug in greeting and having a sip. "All this talk about passive-ism and self-defense and things of the like have gotten me thinking we're due for a discussion about the concept of being a conscientious objector ♥. A conscientious objector, you see, is an individual who has claimed the right to refuse to perform military service on the grounds of freedom of thought, conscience, or religion ♥. Some countries will allow a conscientious objector serve through civilian services; some countries will allow them not at all...As far as this world goes, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights have roundly agreed that an individual has the right to be a conscientious objector to military service if it goes against his or her beliefs, something I rather wish my own world and my Captain-Commander would be more open to considering, but....alas... ♥."

Fleeing off to a different dimension to teach and run a general store was the closest thing Shunsui could get.

( Objection! )

"And so ♥," Shunsui concluded, finishing with another smile, light and faint, "let's hear your own thoughts on the matter ♥. Or, of course, you can also choose to conscientiously object to the topic at hand, and simply keep your thoughts to yourself ♥."

Criminal Justice- Monday- 1st period

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"Morning class," Kitty greeted them. "We're having a bit of a sequel to a previous class today. Remember the roadrunner and coyote? Well we're going back to wherever that was all a thing."

She picked up her notecard and read, because honestly she liked reading from these notes, it was better that way, "I have reports of at least one incident where a hunter was misled by anthropomorphic animals- who have, it should be noted, pretty keen minds and are from the same dimension as our old friend Mr. Road Runner- into thinking that it was rabbit season when it was, in fact, duck season. Now, this man is a professional hunter, fully licensed for hunting and handling firearms. If he is tricked by the animals into shooting an out-of-season animal- such as a rabbit, a goat, a mongoose, a dirty skunk, or a baseball- what should happen to the hunter? Should he be punished? Lose his hunting license? Or should he get off because he was tricked? And should anything be done to the animals who performed this trickery?"