[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>Is it possible you don’t understand the meaning of “honor violation,” or the Point’s Honor Code? You seem to be missing a big point.
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What part of the Honor Code did he violate? TallGuy said he probably made a false statement. I see no evidence of that.

Do you? If not, then what evidence do you have that he violated the Honor Code?

If you have evidence, produce it. If not, then making unsubstantiated charges is pointless. I don’t see what’s so hard to grasp about that.

[DPMD]

Your pedantic nature precludes your understanding of the conversation here. Nobody is making a charge; someone is trying to figure out why the cadet might have been expelled for an honor violation. It’s a legitimate exercise in speculation.

It seems logical from the chain of events that the honor violation may have been connected to the airport incident. This is an acceptable inference in the real world. The honor code says that a cadet will not lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate one who does. Stealing and cheating seem unrelated to the airport incident. Ergo, the educated guess. But still a guess. That’s all he said.

Save the Supreme Court histrionics for the proper forum, counselor.