Liking teachers is just Stockholm syndrome

Sorry for missing the last round, I have recently been overwhelmed by schoolwork for exams. But I guess Pro's last argument wasn't much better than forfeit.Pro's first rebuttal is incoherent, in fact it is almost wrong. Finland has one of the lowest rates of bullying (1), but it still exists, which is why he isn't totally wrong. However, the government has put in place a program to fight bullying, KiVa. This program has been very successful as a remarkable 98% of victims involved in discussions with the schools’ KiVa teams felt that their situation improved. It is so successful that KiVa program won the European Crime Prevention Award in 2009 (2). It is a program that the US is considering putting in place in their own country (3). This shows that it is against the teachers' will that "kids will bully and hit each other".I will leave the voters decide whether Pro's sayings about Illuminati and his two extra days of the week are true. I don't. I only analyse trustworthy sources.Furthermore, to rebut Pro's arguments against the symptoms I said weren't present in students, I will only say that, even though it might exist in rare cases and in poor countries, physical violence from teachers is unheard of. Google "violence school teacher" and you won't find anything about teachers being violent for a good number of pages (I have not checked how far you have to search to find anything). In fact, most links you will find are about how teachers should learn to prevent violence and school shootings, and how they can go to prison for not reporting violence, or how they are subject to it (4). You might say that kids just don't talk about it, but do you think that's possible? I don't think so. Children have been given so many rights in the last couple of decades that they know how to whine about anything. Most children might even be waiting round the corner to denounce errors on the teachers' part. I know that's the case in my class.Finally, I will use a personal argument. I have never in my entire school life (I am now in my second-to-last year) been subject to violence, threats or capture. I have chosen to stay in school and am now working really hard to get a good grade at my exam. This is a choice. People don't always make that choice. My brother and sister left school early. The learning system just didn't suit them. So they chose to leave. My brother then came back to education and chose a very tough subject: international law. He chose to do that and is now very content. We don't go to school because we love teachere. We come to school because we know that without the chance it gives us, we won't stand a chance in today's world. School taught me to read, count and take pleasure in so many things such as reading, and learning. i am happy to come to school, but not for your reasons.I hope readers will have found the debate interesting enough to read. Sorry for any mistakes on my part, "[E]ngl[i]sh [i]s n[o]t m[y] f[i]rst lang[u]age".1. Bullying rates in Finland: http://www.latitudenews.com...2. KiVa: http://www.kivakoulu.fi...3. KiVa in the US: http://www.greatschools.org...4. "violence school teachers": https://www.google.fr...