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Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and an associated claim about its type, verify if the claim is true or not. The claim asks if the posts are historical or hypothetical. The posts are "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and they are "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future. Say 'yes' if the claim is true otherwise say 'no'
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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : My family used to have a shitzu and it was the most miserable thing ever, bit and growled, etc. 

Since said dog passed away, I was given a cat for my birthday and graduation. He is four years old, used to having the reign of the house, and doesn’t do well with other animals from what I have seen. He also hides from my nephew whenever he is over and refrains from eating or going to the litterbox when the nephew is over. But obviously this is only temporary. 

Now that we are suddenly getting a dog, and a bigger dog at that, I am worried about how my cat will do with a new animal. I am nervous that he will have to hide 24/7 and will not be able to be as comfortable as he has been in his life thus far. I feel as though this is unfair to our current animal and that my parents are too optimistic that everything is going to work out, ignoring the possibility that the cat could get hurt or risking having to separate the two of them indefinitely if anything goes wrong. Sure, they could end up buddies, but I’m still terrified that something might happen and that my parents sprung a new animal on the cat without even thinking of the possibility. 

So, am I the asshole for being upset in this situation and wanting to protect my fur baby? 
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yes


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : Before I begin, I used to go to a private school, however unlike most of the students in the school I was not an oversensitive d-bag, I was just a d-bag. In my first week of my senior year I was looking through old pictures of myself and found one of a 10 year old me holding a bright yellow nerf gun and wearing sunglasses. I thought this was funny so I decided to post it on instagram. However along with the picture I also wrote the caption,

***"You guys are cool, don't come to school tomorrow"***.

This was a popular meme at the time so I didn't think twice about it, cut to two hours later and I'm eating out with some friends when all of a sudden I get a call from my dad saying that the cops had called my mom and were now looking for me.

After I explained to my dad the situation I rushed home and clarified everything to the cops. After looking at the post, they suddenly understood what's going on, they tell me to be careful what to post and left. I felt pretty relieved now considering the cops dismissed the event as a misunderstanding and because I had deleted the post.

There were repercussions from the school like being suspended for 3 days and having a parent teacher meeting, but everything seemed ok. Well, as it turns out, ***the school was livid!*** Apparently someone's parents saw the post and thought it was enough to get the cops involved. The new principal was especially mad saying my behavior was inexcusable and that I was a threat. I was shocked and didn't know how to respond. I was told that they'd make a decision over the weekend, they didn't, but they did accidentally send an email to the entire school (everyone needed a school email to turn in assignments/ check grades), which included private information about myself and my current situation. At this point I was extremely annoyed.

Luckily I knew people who were on the school board, who defended me, because they thought the situation had been dealt with and needed no further punishment. To make a long story short I was expelled due to a vote by the school board. But the story doesn't end there. Because according to my friends, the principal made an announcement claiming the vote to have me expelled was unanimous, which is impossible, because my aunt was on the board and she was really trying to get me to stay. Not only did the principal lie to the school, but he also made a list of people who liked my post and questioned them if they were apart of this **"scandal"**. Obviously I took all the blame, because it was all me, but that couldn't have been enough to expel me in my senior year right? Along with that the principal also made up and exaggerated many aspects and even tried to blame me for stuff I wasn't apart of. IDK maybe I'm completely in the wrong, but it seems like something fishy was going on. What do you think? Was this post enough to completely destroy my HS Senior year experience? AITA???
answer:
no


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CLAIM : The following post is HISTORICAL. POST : 
My best friends wife and my close friend passed away 2 yrs ago. The deceased was a music lover and we would bond over music. Being snobby yet really diverse, it was so much fun finding new music and sharing it...or finding old obscure shit and digging a rabbit hole together.  
When she died I put together a playlist for the wake.  I asked her wife if there were any songs she wanted played or what her and the deceased would listen to all the time. She gave me her Ishuffle and I used some songs from it. I had it for a long time mainly because I just kept forgetting it. I thought I had given it back to her while on a roadtrip last year but I found it a box she'd given me.  She hasn't asked for it back in the last 2yrs and has even given me some vinyl of the deceased. I kinda don't wanna give it back. When a close friend or family member dies I tend to keep something of theirs.  My best male friend who passed, I kept his hoodie. My grandmother,I kept her acordian and head scarves,  a hairbrush from another...I keep things that remind me of them or if its connected to a memory.

ffffuck I sound like a serial killer...

Anyhow would I be the asshole if I never gave it back unless she asks?
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no


