Quote: "As said, nobody is saying you can't drink it. Buy a can or bring one from home"
I can't keep it refrigerated for four hours if I'm bringing it from home. Why would I want a warm soda? Not giving me an option to buy a soda, is no different than not allowing me to buy a soda. We weren't allowed to leave lunch to go to any place nearby and grab one.
Quote: "and no i dont understand what the problem is?"
The problem is... I can't buy a soda. I would have to spend $1.50 on a tiny stupid water bottle to have any beverage with me.
Bringing a soda from home or a store was literally the only possibility for me to have one. However, I'm not going to go through an elaborate process or buy anything I shouldn't have had to in the first place, just to keep the stupid thing cold.
Quote: "before high school i couldnt buy a soda in school, now i can, but i dont get any benefit from doing so."
Before High School, I was allowed to buy soda at school.You are used to it being that way.
As I said before, I am an avid soda drinker. I always needed my caffeine at lunch time or I would get a head ache. It was much easier for me to put a dollar in a vending machine and grab a coke, than it is to have a warm soda from home.
I'm not going to wake up ten minutes earlier to go to a store just to buy a soda.
And, that in no way helps me, again, because I want a soda at lunch when I eat food.
Quote: "You can't buy coffee in school"
Not even true. The high school I went to and the junior college I go to now, BOTH had/have a place you could buy coffee. The high school eventually stopped selling coffee (I think about the same time that soda was banned actually) and plenty of people were extremely irritated. Why? Because they lost a convenient privilege. It's absolutely NO different with soda. I lost something of convenience for me (for an absolutely ridiculous reason) therefore, I was extremely irritated.
Is this starting to make any sense? I wanted a soda when I eat food. I wanted a cold soda so I actually enjoy it. Bringing it from home or buying from a store beforehand does not help me, because I'm not going to buy any crap just to keep it warm because I shouldn't have to do that in the first place because the schools SHOULD never have banned soda. Soda hasn't harmed anyone except people who are already fat and eat a lot worse food than what the soda does, and people who don't have any dental hygiene.
I lost a convenient privilege... Not even a privilege. I lost a right!
[edit] (Apparently people are really struggling with this statement. And only the people who don't like soda, I might add... But I'll try and help you nerds out here---Obviously I didn't not lose a "right." As stated, this was an exaggeration. It shouldn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out either. I'll repeat E-X-A-G-G-E-R-A-T-I-O-N... It is not meant to be taken in a literal sense.)
Okay, did that help?
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