Liking teachers is just Stockholm syndrome

First, Pro stated that I stated that Finnish teachers are nicer than American ones. That is false. I did say that teachers are more appreciated but not that they were nicer. Indeed, the students' perception of teachers is just better, because teachers are better trained and have worked very hard to get to their position (1). This inspires great esteem. This leads me to say that Pro should find better sources and if he does find sources that are trustworthy, he should state them more accurately. Indeed I do not think that such practices as"beat[ing] children with other children when the children get the answer wrong".Secondly, Pro is agreeing with me. Which is nice. So I just wanted to emphasize all that niceness.Concerning the headmasters' submission to Illuminati, that might be right and I wouldn't mind having the sources to read about it. Until then, I have to disagree with that argument, as, after years of searching, I have not found any proof of it. I think it would be nice of Pro to enlighten all of us.ISO 8601 is a standard put in place by the International Organization for Standardization (2). The purpose of this standard is to provide an unambiguous and well-defined method of representing dates and times, when data is transferred between countries with different conventions for writing numeric dates and times. It uses the seven days a week system and the twenty four hours a week system. So I'm guessing that whichever country Pro comes from, he also uses that system. If not, how does he call the extra two days? Thank you.In the state of New Jersey, students are not 'captured' by the police the instant they skip classes. There is a list of procedures (3). In the Student Attendance Policies And Procedures Compliance Checklist, there are a number of procedures that schools have to follow. One of the first is to notify the legal guardians. This goes against the idea of capture, as, in most cases, if you your legal guardians tell you to go somewhere, 1. it is for your own good and 2. the legal guardians can excuse the absence of their child, therefore the capture is not compulsory.Last but not least, here are the symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome (4).In order for Stockholm syndrome to occur in any given situation, at least three traits must be present: A severely uneven power relationship in which the captor dictates what the prisoner can and cannot do; The threat of death or physical injury to the prisoner at the hands of the captor; A self-preservation instinct on the part of the prisoner. Although you might (a very improbable might) consider number 1 to be true (although I would emphasize the importance of "severely"), number 2 is wrong, and number 3 is wrong, because there is no need for self-preservation from death. You could argue students need self-preservation from other factors, but that is not the subject of the debate. Therefore, Pro's statement that "liking teachers is just Stockholm syndrome" is wrong, because there are no symptoms of such a condition.1. Teacher's training: http://bertmaes.wordpress.com...2. ISO 8601: http://www.iso.org...3. Student Attendance Policies And Procedures Compliance Checklist: http://www.state.nj.us...4. Symptoms of Stockholm Syndrome: http://health.howstuffworks.com...