You evidently are. You have not made a single punctuation or spelling error thus far.

I'll take that as a compliment. Despite the fact that there's no way of convincing you I'm in high school, you should still note that not all high school students are incompetent fools.

I know how to spot a liar when I see one.

I bet you get a lot of practice in when you look in the mirror.

That's completely correct. You're a high school student and I'm an elephant with good English.

Thank you for finally acknowledging the fact that I am a student and that you are an animal.

Impersonating a high school student for some stupid reason known only to you and then calling me "unfair".

Impersonating a high school student? I wish I were. Since you seem to know so much about impersonating, please explain to us how you manage to pass off as a human being on this website.

And yet instead of laughing heartily you are writing long stupid replies, so your words aren't really consistent with your actions, are they?

Who told I didn't laugh when I read your response? I wasn't aware of your psychic abilities.

You live in the 21st century, where almost all intelligent people understand religion is for idiots.

You must surely include yourself, I assume, because you seem to worship ignorance and arrogance.

It doesn't mean there are are people who do either, so you've just defeated your own argument. Congratulations.

Please take a moment to evaluate your perspective on life. You're saying differences in opinions don't exist? Given the fact that you regularly post arguments on this website indicates your words aren't really consistent with your actions, are they?

Catholicism is literally a religion from the dark ages

Yes, I agree. It's so ancient and outdated that only 1.2 billion people adhere to it.

You posted a debate, not an argument. Are you fucking stupid?

Explain to me the relation between this remark followed by a question to the question I asked. Yes, I'm quite aware I posted a debate. And no, I'm not fucking stupid. Perhaps you're thinking of yourself?

Well nobody else does

Hilarious. How the hell do you even substantiate a claim like this? Dude, just because you don't give a shit about something doesn't mean there aren't people who do. If you want a reputation as the guy who thinks there isn't a single person among the 7.5 billion human beings on this planet who cares about theology then be my guest.

Catholic school is fucking stupid.

Lovely choice of words. That's exactly why people pay thousands of dollars for it. Because it's fucking stupid.

You are telling me your teacher is unaware of the existence of smartphones and the internet?

Of course not. Students are better at hiding them than she is at catching cheaters. Duh.

Plus, if you feel that way, then it seems stupid to create a debate about something you've clearly already decided you are going to do.

Really? Tell me, why do you even post arguments? It seems stupid to keep bombarding debates with your opinions when you clearly already think you're superior to everyone else.

Explain who taught you that life is fair.

The mere fact that people like you exist taught me that life is unfair.

These are the facts.

In the final analysis, you can't cheat your way through life.

I think I'm gonna have to make that my new life motto.

Still, high school sucks.

And I still have two and a half more years of this crap.

Oh well.

First of all, there is absolutely no way she knows about what is happening.

Not worth it. If it was something like science or maths then maybe, but theology? Who even cares about that?

Second of all, in my head I thought it was implied by the fact that I took the time to create this debate that I care about theology. That's sometimes the case for students who attend Catholic high schools and have to take theology as a daily class, just like any other class on their schedules. Moreover, my theology class is actually more challenging than my science and maths courses. And to add to that, cheating is also extremely prevalent in these classes, but I chose to only mention my theology class because I have a closer relationship with my theology teacher, who is new to the school and has made it clear that it has not been easy for her to adapt to this new environment and therefore has little to no experience whatsoever identifying students who cheat.

If anybody ever finds out your life will be very difficult, so why take the risk?

While it is true that I'd be taking a risk by reporting this cheating, I feel like it's something I should do. Why? Well, since I transferred to the school I currently attend last semester, I have struggled to familiarize myself with the environment and my fellow classmates, so I find it extremely unfair that I have actually had to study to obtain good grades while many other students cheat their way to good grades. I've noticed it is a HUGE problem at my school that I believe should be addressed, yet no one, not even the administration, seems to be fully aware of it or even slightly interested in solving it.

I agree. Although there is such a thing as too much homework, homework is crucial because it aids in reinforcing the material learned in class. Sometimes it is hard to make students assume this perspective because they oftentimes view homework as a burden rather than as an opportunity to strengthen a skill or increase their knowledge of a certain topic.