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I don't think many would consider it a privilege. Or maybe not having pee on their floor is a privilege the school enjoys, one that could be taken away by a st

I don't think many would consider it a privilege. Or maybe not having pee on their floor is a privilege the school enjoys, one that could be taken away by a student at any time. The point is that if push comes to shove, the students are going to win this one every time, so it cannot really be a privilege, can it?

kube-system 3y ago
The existence of hall monitors doesn't require students to pee on the floor. I think you're trying to make a dichotomy out of something that isn't one. Using the restroom isn't a privilege, but being able to wander the halls unsupervised is.