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Originally Posted by Cyborg  The whole "insulin is a weapon" argument doesn't sit well with me. Let's consider a sharpened pencil for a moment...  | True, but the number of students causing harm with a pencil is very small. The number of students shooting up drgs is higher, and if you give them a means to conceal it, then it's even easier. Not to mention, during school hours the school is responsible for your care. If you inject an entire vial, then parents could sue the school. I don't know of it happening with insulin, but I know with other drugs.
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