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Tbh, yes. If I were a math teacher, I'd be so sick of everyone complaining about math all the time lmao. Hell, I'm sick of it as a non-math teacher!
Math is the literal foundation of the modern technological world. Without math, we'd have nothing. It's so much more important (and fun, but pre-uni it tends to be taught badly) than most people seem to think.
As usually I only gave points for correct results or substracted points for calculation errors, I would neither substract points for the drawing nor for the statement.
Well, yes, obviously. It was a bit hyperbole, and I should have phrased it better, but it certainly wouldn't elicit much sympathy from me.