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Bars wrote karma has no idea what hes talking about...

I only said he should not react the way he did clearly you don't....

To be fair, the other kids shouldn't have acted like they did either. They had no right to sit there and laugh in his face. They should have went on like they were suppose to.

Tell me why they had to move... Cause a prefect said so Lol! If he came if your face like that 'no dirty joke intended' you would have laughed

To be honest, I have no idea what a perfect is. I'm assuming they are like a hall monitor (which I know those can tell you were you can and can't be.) I would not laugh, because nothing is funny about that. Apparently he was giving some sort of job to tell them where to be, correct? If the other kids had a problem, tell someone that over rules him. They should have went on their way. They should have left and got someone on the scene if there was a problem. It sounds like they have been giving him crap before, so I am assuming they knew what they were doing and they weren't where they were suppose to be. The one guy did take it too far, but the other kids are just as much to blame.

A prefect can not tell you to get out of anywhere, they have the same power as a normal student alright maybe they shouldn't if recorded this maybe they could of moved but they did not have to so why should they just because he has a special need does not mean he has more rights than anyone else.

Well according to this, they would have the right to, and I am quoting it: School prefects are somewhat similar to the American hall monitor; students who are basically an extension of the school administration and are utilized to enforce school regulations.

Why call them something if they are just students that roam the hall? That makes no sense. They do have some type of job that you have refused to say. This is telling me that they have autority, so I will be going with that since that does make sense. Apparently they were on Harry Potter as well, which they enforced rules in the hallways.

If you were actually English you would understand they do not...

That is actually a very fair statement. It's just weird that they are called something but don't have any power (especially since in a school system.) It just kind of got to me and I tried making sense of it, lol.

hes got a disability deffo