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When a group of students at Hoover High School are told that they are misbehaving as a class and therefore will give up their right to have lunch that day they are upset. The students begin to complain to one another and then go out in the halls. In the halls they knock dents in the walls and throw items through classroom windows screaming for lunch. What political ideology is this?
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