First day drop off -- MD tags

[Anonymous]

NP. No auto tax in MD, Chelsea insurance though. Yes, he is breaking the law.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The link to the pk3 openings justifies nothing. The fact that there are plenty of pk3 spots in Trinidad and Anacostia doesn't make it ok for MD residents to steal spots at 2 Rivers and JO Wilson.

Just adding one more thing: it is completely intellectually dishonest to cry racism and involuntary displacement when residents complain about massively inconvenient illegal "church" parking, and to say that there are plenty of (undesirable) pk3 spots in DC to justify stealing desirable ones, or to cry need and historical entitlement to justify the fraud and theft. It's really just loud nonsense. Try honest real arguments, and we can have an honest conversation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

your husband is breaking the law.

Yeah well, when you roll through the stop sign or speed above the posted speed limit, you too my dear are breaking the law. It's a civil infraction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

your husband is breaking the law.

He's skipping on his registration and auto taxes. Why do you think there are so many potholes and cracked sidewalks all over this town? Cheats. If I lived next to him, I'd call the meter folks to ticket his butt.

You can't ticket a car on private property. HaHa. There are so many potholes and cracked sidewalks all over town because the damn city mismanages millions of dollars every damn year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

I see that the culture that accepts breaking the law, cutting corners and working the angles is alive and well in ol' DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

I see that the culture that accepts breaking the law, cutting corners and working the angles is alive and well in ol' DC.

To paraphrase Simon & Garfunkle:

"Where have you gone, Marion Barry? The District (still) turns its lonely eyes to you. Na, na, na."

[Anonymous]

I see MD tags all the time at my Ward 4 gentrifying school, but hey I'm going to leave it up to DC to do their own checks and balances.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The link to the pk3 openings justifies nothing. The fact that there are plenty of pk3 spots in Trinidad and Anacostia doesn't make it ok for MD residents to steal spots at 2 Rivers and JO Wilson.

Just adding one more thing: it is completely intellectually dishonest to cry racism and involuntary displacement when residents complain about massively inconvenient illegal "church" parking, and to say that there are plenty of (undesirable) pk3 spots in DC to justify stealing desirable ones, or to cry need and historical entitlement to justify the fraud and theft. It's really just loud nonsense. Try honest real arguments, and we can have an honest conversation.

What makes one free PS3 school more desirable than another? What makes one MS more desirable than the one two miles away? If you go to the Cap Hill thread, people don't want to send their kids to their neighborhood middle schools on the Hill. Why is that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

I see that the culture that accepts breaking the law, cutting corners and working the angles is alive and well in ol' DC.

Please name a city where it is void of people breaking the law, cutting corners and working angles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I see MD tags all the time at my Ward 4 gentrifying school, but hey I'm going to leave it up to DC to do their own checks and balances.

Doesn't Ward 4 border Silver Spring and Takoma? Is that PG County or MoCo?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Do you tell your kids it is okay to break the law? You are exactly who should be investigated. Wrong crime, but still a thief.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

your husband is breaking the law.

Yeah well, when you roll through the stop sign or speed above the posted speed limit, you too my dear are breaking the law. It's a civil infraction.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I see MD tags all the time at my Ward 4 gentrifying school, but hey I'm going to leave it up to DC to do their own checks and balances.

Doesn't Ward 4 border Silver Spring and Takoma? Is that PG County or MoCo?

MoCo

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

I see that the culture that accepts breaking the law, cutting corners and working the angles is alive and well in ol' DC.

Please name a city where it is void of people breaking the law, cutting corners and working angles.

Yes, but DC and environs are right up there with Third World countries in that regard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The link to the pk3 openings justifies nothing. The fact that there are plenty of pk3 spots in Trinidad and Anacostia doesn't make it ok for MD residents to steal spots at 2 Rivers and JO Wilson.

Just adding one more thing: it is completely intellectually dishonest to cry racism and involuntary displacement when residents complain about massively inconvenient illegal "church" parking, and to say that there are plenty of (undesirable) pk3 spots in DC to justify stealing desirable ones, or to cry need and historical entitlement to justify the fraud and theft. It's really just loud nonsense. Try honest real arguments, and we can have an honest conversation.

What makes one free PS3 school more desirable than another? What makes one MS more desirable than the one two miles away? If you go to the Cap Hill thread, people don't want to send their kids to their neighborhood middle schools on the Hill. Why is that?

You're either a troll or a moron. Either way you are not worth a substantive reply if you are actually asking what makes one school better than another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

sole custody doesn't matter. The residence of the child matters.

No, it's not the residence of the child that matters. It's the residence of the parent who enrolls the child that matters. And if the person who enrolls the child is not a parent, then they have to provide proof of custody or proof that the child is a ward of DC. If they have none of these documents, they must consent to a home visit.

Yes, there are cheaters of every stripe and hue when it comes to tax-funded services, (and they are more often white people but, hey, it's not about race) but in most cases, people are abiding by the rules. Not only are their domestic circumstances none of your f*cking business, there are absolutly NO poor children being denied anything - at least, not to the tune of all the tiny violins played here. There's a place for every DC child in DC public schools. Hell, the schools in the poorest areas of the city are underenrolled.

Stop this bullshit about poor kids being denied. It's such a lame argument for your manic busybodyness. Crusade against tax cheaters - tons of them in the wealthy enclaves of DC, with others making tons of money to help them.

Hallelujah! And yes I have lived in Ward 5 for 20 years and my husband still drives around with his MD license plates. He just can't park the car in front of the house. For that reason, God made garage pads.

OH, you exaggerate. I have lived in many cities throughout this great country. The only difference is that DC is under the microscope of the Washington Post and every other major news outlet. It is also under the microscope of Congress, so the lawlessness in Corpus Christie or Wichita maybe greater than the lawlessness in DC, but who cares and who is reporting on it.

I see that the culture that accepts breaking the law, cutting corners and working the angles is alive and well in ol' DC.

Please name a city where it is void of people breaking the law, cutting corners and working angles.

Yes, but DC and environs are right up there with Third World countries in that regard.