First day drop off -- MD tags

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, really. MD has much higher property taxes than dc. For the rest? I don't know. I live in dc. I know we paid a ton more taxes than any of you in my previous state though. Which is another reason I can't abide the whinge.

The property tax rate differential is negligible, at least for the population we're talking about. The more substantial tax rate hit, by far, is personal income tax, where D.C. simply gouges wage earners outside of low income folks. So, you were just wrong by miles, and your argument was less than relevant to begin with anyway. I don't know why I bother, other than to point out self-assured wrongness where it exists.

[Anonymous]

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You can call douche all you want - but in the eyes of the law and the IRS, primary residency matters.

But some of the residency cheats on this board think it's okay to prove residency using rental property or use grandparent's address, etc. THAT is not okay.

There's no "primary" residency requirement for at public schools in DC. There is only a need to prove that the enrolling parent lives in DC and pays taxes at that address through real estate, payroll or utilities. There are scores of parents with rented residence, shared custody, custodial arrangements with extended family, foster children, children whose parents are dead or under supervision...the number of legitimate possibilities exceeds the number of made up presumptions trotted out in this thread AND, as a few have pointed out, cheaters are getting caught. It's simply not that easy to cheat OSSE's proof of residency.

In the 80's and 90's? Yeah, people cheated because policymakers didn't give a shit about the people left to rot in the pockets of concentrated poverty that they'd created. Now, obviously, there's an interest in protecting the expanded tax base that's filling those pockets so the rules have changed and enforcement is stringent.

What's more obvious is that the caterwauling that's going on here is primarily about getting "undesirables" out of schools and neighborhoods. References to "old timers", churchgoers and PG county make that crystal clear because everyone knows that the demographics for those groups are entirely black. No need to call it racist because you know what it is and keep typing it out.

Ironically, it's the stupid speculation about black people cheating that provides cover for white people who are much more likely to have the means to do it.

Exactly!

At my EOTP dual language school, it's the Hispanics who are breaking the law. Serveral Md plates on a daily basis and they aren't the nannies vehicles. I was told before that it's easier to register/get a license in Md for this racial group.

I was just thinking about exactly this issue. Especially now that the neighborhood is filling up with families willing to attend the school but somehow they're now simultaneously concerned that their kid will be one of two English speakers in their classroom, but also that they might not even get in. It might be, there also, a case of the school's administration turning a blind eye, because it has over time created a school whose mission is to educate the ELL population, and they think it's what they do best.

At my EOTP dual language school, I wasn't allowed to enroll my kid because my drivers license showed the same local address as my car registration, but the car was registered in my husband's name. How about a utility in my name printed out from the internet since we're a paperless household? Nope, it has to be a bill that went through the mail. They wouldn't even accept a W-2 form.

After filling out all the forms and taking off half a day of work, I had to re-do everything in husband's name and HE had to take off work to enroll. And I have to say that the office staff person was a real asshole about it. She wouldn't allow me to just re-submit the enrollment form, I had to re-do everything that had my signature on it.

That doesn't say anything about how residency cheaters are treated. Just because they'll be extreme sticklers with a few upper middle class families, doesn't mean they wouldn't just take any document or promise of document from another family.

At my neighborhood DPR pool, the very young only lifeguard who got to know everyone, made the frequent customer white dad go home 5 blocks away for his driver's license, while the AA mom, who told me she didn't know where the Banneker pool was because she lives in Maryland, wasn't asked for anything at all beyond signing in. And I'm not saying he was being racist. It took a few summer weeks at the pool to decide that his differential treatment wasn't preferential treatment.

I wouldn't be surprised if my own EOTP dual language school (could be the same one), gave me a hell of a time to provide them the best set of residency proofs that they can hand over to inspectors as an example of how paperwork is handled at their school, while cutting lots and lots of corners with and giving lots and lots of leeway to lots of other families. Differentiation.

[Anonymous]

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You can call douche all you want - but in the eyes of the law and the IRS, primary residency matters.

But some of the residency cheats on this board think it's okay to prove residency using rental property or use grandparent's address, etc. THAT is not okay.

There's no "primary" residency requirement for at public schools in DC. There is only a need to prove that the enrolling parent lives in DC and pays taxes at that address through real estate, payroll or utilities. There are scores of parents with rented residence, shared custody, custodial arrangements with extended family, foster children, children whose parents are dead or under supervision...the number of legitimate possibilities exceeds the number of made up presumptions trotted out in this thread AND, as a few have pointed out, cheaters are getting caught. It's simply not that easy to cheat OSSE's proof of residency.

In the 80's and 90's? Yeah, people cheated because policymakers didn't give a shit about the people left to rot in the pockets of concentrated poverty that they'd created. Now, obviously, there's an interest in protecting the expanded tax base that's filling those pockets so the rules have changed and enforcement is stringent.

What's more obvious is that the caterwauling that's going on here is primarily about getting "undesirables" out of schools and neighborhoods. References to "old timers", churchgoers and PG county make that crystal clear because everyone knows that the demographics for those groups are entirely black. No need to call it racist because you know what it is and keep typing it out.

Ironically, it's the stupid speculation about black people cheating that provides cover for white people who are much more likely to have the means to do it.

Exactly!

At my EOTP dual language school, it's the Hispanics who are breaking the law. Serveral Md plates on a daily basis and they aren't the nannies vehicles. I was told before that it's easier to register/get a license in Md for this racial group.

I was just thinking about exactly this issue. Especially now that the neighborhood is filling up with families willing to attend the school but somehow they're now simultaneously concerned that their kid will be one of two English speakers in their classroom, but also that they might not even get in. It might be, there also, a case of the school's administration turning a blind eye, because it has over time created a school whose mission is to educate the ELL population, and they think it's what they do best.

At my EOTP dual language school, I wasn't allowed to enroll my kid because my drivers license showed the same local address as my car registration, but the car was registered in my husband's name. How about a utility in my name printed out from the internet since we're a paperless household? Nope, it has to be a bill that went through the mail. They wouldn't even accept a W-2 form.

After filling out all the forms and taking off half a day of work, I had to re-do everything in husband's name and HE had to take off work to enroll. And I have to say that the office staff person was a real asshole about it. She wouldn't allow me to just re-submit the enrollment form, I had to re-do everything that had my signature on it.

That doesn't say anything about how residency cheaters are treated. Just because they'll be extreme sticklers with a few upper middle class families, doesn't mean they wouldn't just take any document or promise of document from another family.

At my neighborhood DPR pool, the very young only lifeguard who got to know everyone, made the frequent customer white dad go home 5 blocks away for his driver's license, while the AA mom, who told me she didn't know where the Banneker pool was because she lives in Maryland, wasn't asked for anything at all beyond signing in. And I'm not saying he was being racist. It took a few summer weeks at the pool to decide that his differential treatment wasn't preferential treatment.

I wouldn't be surprised if my own EOTP dual language school (could be the same one), gave me a hell of a time to provide them the best set of residency proofs that they can hand over to inspectors as an example of how paperwork is handled at their school, while cutting lots and lots of corners with and giving lots and lots of leeway to lots of other families. Differentiation.

Oh really.

I'm an AA mom who's been to pools at Banneker, Upshur, Marie Reed, Wilson, Takoma, and even Deanwood and Turkey Thicket and I've [b]NEVER [/b]seen anyone allowed past without proper identification. I can think of at least two child meltdowns that my husband (also AA) has endured because he arrived at a pool with no ID.

Please just stop with the unbelievably ridiculous speculation. Take the steps to report any suspicions you have, chase down and interrogate parents, corner and intimidate the kids you think may be sleeping in Maryland, inform them that they and their parents are degenerate scofflaws, and gather your neighbors to join in a campaign of public shaming. Don't just post your disdain on an anonymous online forum. Outing yourself as a busybody asshole with too much time on your hands is about the best public service you can offer.

[Anonymous]

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You can call douche all you want - but in the eyes of the law and the IRS, primary residency matters.

But some of the residency cheats on this board think it's okay to prove residency using rental property or use grandparent's address, etc. THAT is not okay.

There's no "primary" residency requirement for at public schools in DC. There is only a need to prove that the enrolling parent lives in DC and pays taxes at that address through real estate, payroll or utilities. There are scores of parents with rented residence, shared custody, custodial arrangements with extended family, foster children, children whose parents are dead or under supervision...the number of legitimate possibilities exceeds the number of made up presumptions trotted out in this thread AND, as a few have pointed out, cheaters are getting caught. It's simply not that easy to cheat OSSE's proof of residency.

In the 80's and 90's? Yeah, people cheated because policymakers didn't give a shit about the people left to rot in the pockets of concentrated poverty that they'd created. Now, obviously, there's an interest in protecting the expanded tax base that's filling those pockets so the rules have changed and enforcement is stringent.

What's more obvious is that the caterwauling that's going on here is primarily about getting "undesirables" out of schools and neighborhoods. References to "old timers", churchgoers and PG county make that crystal clear because everyone knows that the demographics for those groups are entirely black. No need to call it racist because you know what it is and keep typing it out.

Ironically, it's the stupid speculation about black people cheating that provides cover for white people who are much more likely to have the means to do it.

Exactly!

At my EOTP dual language school, it's the Hispanics who are breaking the law. Serveral Md plates on a daily basis and they aren't the nannies vehicles. I was told before that it's easier to register/get a license in Md for this racial group.

I was just thinking about exactly this issue. Especially now that the neighborhood is filling up with families willing to attend the school but somehow they're now simultaneously concerned that their kid will be one of two English speakers in their classroom, but also that they might not even get in. It might be, there also, a case of the school's administration turning a blind eye, because it has over time created a school whose mission is to educate the ELL population, and they think it's what they do best.

At my EOTP dual language school, I wasn't allowed to enroll my kid because my drivers license showed the same local address as my car registration, but the car was registered in my husband's name. How about a utility in my name printed out from the internet since we're a paperless household? Nope, it has to be a bill that went through the mail. They wouldn't even accept a W-2 form.

After filling out all the forms and taking off half a day of work, I had to re-do everything in husband's name and HE had to take off work to enroll. And I have to say that the office staff person was a real asshole about it. She wouldn't allow me to just re-submit the enrollment form, I had to re-do everything that had my signature on it.

That doesn't say anything about how residency cheaters are treated. Just because they'll be extreme sticklers with a few upper middle class families, doesn't mean they wouldn't just take any document or promise of document from another family.

At my neighborhood DPR pool, the very young only lifeguard who got to know everyone, made the frequent customer white dad go home 5 blocks away for his driver's license, while the AA mom, who told me she didn't know where the Banneker pool was because she lives in Maryland, wasn't asked for anything at all beyond signing in. And I'm not saying he was being racist. It took a few summer weeks at the pool to decide that his differential treatment wasn't preferential treatment.

I wouldn't be surprised if my own EOTP dual language school (could be the same one), gave me a hell of a time to provide them the best set of residency proofs that they can hand over to inspectors as an example of how paperwork is handled at their school, while cutting lots and lots of corners with and giving lots and lots of leeway to lots of other families. Differentiation.

Oh really.

I'm an AA mom who's been to pools at Banneker, Upshur, Marie Reed, Wilson, Takoma, and even Deanwood and Turkey Thicket and I've [b]NEVER [/b]seen anyone allowed past without proper identification. I can think of at least two child meltdowns that my husband (also AA) has endured because he arrived at a pool with no ID.

Please just stop with the unbelievably ridiculous speculation. Take the steps to report any suspicions you have, chase down and interrogate parents, corner and intimidate the kids you think may be sleeping in Maryland, inform them that they and their parents are degenerate scofflaws, and gather your neighbors to join in a campaign of public shaming. Don't just post your disdain on an anonymous online forum. Outing yourself as a busybody asshole with too much time on your hands is about the best public service you can offer.

Why would I make up that story? You're using a lot of strong language, assuming that while you're calling me a busybody asshole, I'll call other families degenerate scofflaws. Just keep on yelling crazy things and calling me a liar, that's cool.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

You can call douche all you want - but in the eyes of the law and the IRS, primary residency matters.

But some of the residency cheats on this board think it's okay to prove residency using rental property or use grandparent's address, etc. THAT is not okay.

There's no "primary" residency requirement for at public schools in DC. There is only a need to prove that the enrolling parent lives in DC and pays taxes at that address through real estate, payroll or utilities. There are scores of parents with rented residence, shared custody, custodial arrangements with extended family, foster children, children whose parents are dead or under supervision...the number of legitimate possibilities exceeds the number of made up presumptions trotted out in this thread AND, as a few have pointed out, cheaters are getting caught. It's simply not that easy to cheat OSSE's proof of residency.

In the 80's and 90's? Yeah, people cheated because policymakers didn't give a shit about the people left to rot in the pockets of concentrated poverty that they'd created. Now, obviously, there's an interest in protecting the expanded tax base that's filling those pockets so the rules have changed and enforcement is stringent.

What's more obvious is that the caterwauling that's going on here is primarily about getting "undesirables" out of schools and neighborhoods. References to "old timers", churchgoers and PG county make that crystal clear because everyone knows that the demographics for those groups are entirely black. No need to call it racist because you know what it is and keep typing it out.

Ironically, it's the stupid speculation about black people cheating that provides cover for white people who are much more likely to have the means to do it.

Exactly!

At my EOTP dual language school, it's the Hispanics who are breaking the law. Serveral Md plates on a daily basis and they aren't the nannies vehicles. I was told before that it's easier to register/get a license in Md for this racial group.

I was just thinking about exactly this issue. Especially now that the neighborhood is filling up with families willing to attend the school but somehow they're now simultaneously concerned that their kid will be one of two English speakers in their classroom, but also that they might not even get in. It might be, there also, a case of the school's administration turning a blind eye, because it has over time created a school whose mission is to educate the ELL population, and they think it's what they do best.

At my EOTP dual language school, I wasn't allowed to enroll my kid because my drivers license showed the same local address as my car registration, but the car was registered in my husband's name. How about a utility in my name printed out from the internet since we're a paperless household? Nope, it has to be a bill that went through the mail. They wouldn't even accept a W-2 form.

After filling out all the forms and taking off half a day of work, I had to re-do everything in husband's name and HE had to take off work to enroll. And I have to say that the office staff person was a real asshole about it. She wouldn't allow me to just re-submit the enrollment form, I had to re-do everything that had my signature on it.

That doesn't say anything about how residency cheaters are treated. Just because they'll be extreme sticklers with a few upper middle class families, doesn't mean they wouldn't just take any document or promise of document from another family.

At my neighborhood DPR pool, the very young only lifeguard who got to know everyone, made the frequent customer white dad go home 5 blocks away for his driver's license, while the AA mom, who told me she didn't know where the Banneker pool was because she lives in Maryland, wasn't asked for anything at all beyond signing in. And I'm not saying he was being racist. It took a few summer weeks at the pool to decide that his differential treatment wasn't preferential treatment.

I wouldn't be surprised if my own EOTP dual language school (could be the same one), gave me a hell of a time to provide them the best set of residency proofs that they can hand over to inspectors as an example of how paperwork is handled at their school, while cutting lots and lots of corners with and giving lots and lots of leeway to lots of other families. Differentiation.

Oh really.

I'm an AA mom who's been to pools at Banneker, Upshur, Marie Reed, Wilson, Takoma, and even Deanwood and Turkey Thicket and I've [b]NEVER [/b]seen anyone allowed past without proper identification. I can think of at least two child meltdowns that my husband (also AA) has endured because he arrived at a pool with no ID.

Please just stop with the unbelievably ridiculous speculation. Take the steps to report any suspicions you have, chase down and interrogate parents, corner and intimidate the kids you think may be sleeping in Maryland, inform them that they and their parents are degenerate scofflaws, and gather your neighbors to join in a campaign of public shaming. Don't just post your disdain on an anonymous online forum. Outing yourself as a busybody asshole with too much time on your hands is about the best public service you can offer.

Why would I make up that story? You're using a lot of strong language, assuming that while you're calling me a busybody asshole, I'll call other families degenerate scofflaws. Just keep on yelling crazy things and calling me a liar, that's cool.

And why would I?

White parents think there are about 12 schools out of 115 ( http://find.myschooldc.org/ ) - that's one hundred and fifteen schools offering pre-school for 3 year olds in DC - considered "acceptable" for their children. But they also believe that black and hispanic parents are the ones most likely cheating. OH, and that POOR KIDS ARE THE ONES WHO ARE CHEATED MOST.

Um, okay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

You can call douche all you want - but in the eyes of the law and the IRS, primary residency matters.

But some of the residency cheats on this board think it's okay to prove residency using rental property or use grandparent's address, etc. THAT is not okay.

There's no "primary" residency requirement for at public schools in DC. There is only a need to prove that the enrolling parent lives in DC and pays taxes at that address through real estate, payroll or utilities. There are scores of parents with rented residence, shared custody, custodial arrangements with extended family, foster children, children whose parents are dead or under supervision...the number of legitimate possibilities exceeds the number of made up presumptions trotted out in this thread AND, as a few have pointed out, cheaters are getting caught. It's simply not that easy to cheat OSSE's proof of residency.

In the 80's and 90's? Yeah, people cheated because policymakers didn't give a shit about the people left to rot in the pockets of concentrated poverty that they'd created. Now, obviously, there's an interest in protecting the expanded tax base that's filling those pockets so the rules have changed and enforcement is stringent.

What's more obvious is that the caterwauling that's going on here is primarily about getting "undesirables" out of schools and neighborhoods. References to "old timers", churchgoers and PG county make that crystal clear because everyone knows that the demographics for those groups are entirely black. No need to call it racist because you know what it is and keep typing it out.

Ironically, it's the stupid speculation about black people cheating that provides cover for white people who are much more likely to have the means to do it.

Exactly!

At my EOTP dual language school, it's the Hispanics who are breaking the law. Serveral Md plates on a daily basis and they aren't the nannies vehicles. I was told before that it's easier to register/get a license in Md for this racial group.

I was just thinking about exactly this issue. Especially now that the neighborhood is filling up with families willing to attend the school but somehow they're now simultaneously concerned that their kid will be one of two English speakers in their classroom, but also that they might not even get in. It might be, there also, a case of the school's administration turning a blind eye, because it has over time created a school whose mission is to educate the ELL population, and they think it's what they do best.

At my EOTP dual language school, I wasn't allowed to enroll my kid because my drivers license showed the same local address as my car registration, but the car was registered in my husband's name. How about a utility in my name printed out from the internet since we're a paperless household? Nope, it has to be a bill that went through the mail. They wouldn't even accept a W-2 form.

After filling out all the forms and taking off half a day of work, I had to re-do everything in husband's name and HE had to take off work to enroll. And I have to say that the office staff person was a real asshole about it. She wouldn't allow me to just re-submit the enrollment form, I had to re-do everything that had my signature on it.

That doesn't say anything about how residency cheaters are treated. Just because they'll be extreme sticklers with a few upper middle class families, doesn't mean they wouldn't just take any document or promise of document from another family.

At my neighborhood DPR pool, the very young only lifeguard who got to know everyone, made the frequent customer white dad go home 5 blocks away for his driver's license, while the AA mom, who told me she didn't know where the Banneker pool was because she lives in Maryland, wasn't asked for anything at all beyond signing in. And I'm not saying he was being racist. It took a few summer weeks at the pool to decide that his differential treatment wasn't preferential treatment.

I wouldn't be surprised if my own EOTP dual language school (could be the same one), gave me a hell of a time to provide them the best set of residency proofs that they can hand over to inspectors as an example of how paperwork is handled at their school, while cutting lots and lots of corners with and giving lots and lots of leeway to lots of other families. Differentiation.

Oh really.

I'm an AA mom who's been to pools at Banneker, Upshur, Marie Reed, Wilson, Takoma, and even Deanwood and Turkey Thicket and I've [b]NEVER [/b]seen anyone allowed past without proper identification. I can think of at least two child meltdowns that my husband (also AA) has endured because he arrived at a pool with no ID.

Please just stop with the unbelievably ridiculous speculation. Take the steps to report any suspicions you have, chase down and interrogate parents, corner and intimidate the kids you think may be sleeping in Maryland, inform them that they and their parents are degenerate scofflaws, and gather your neighbors to join in a campaign of public shaming. Don't just post your disdain on an anonymous online forum. Outing yourself as a busybody asshole with too much time on your hands is about the best public service you can offer.

Why would I make up that story? You're using a lot of strong language, assuming that while you're calling me a busybody asshole, I'll call other families degenerate scofflaws. Just keep on yelling crazy things and calling me a liar, that's cool.

And why would I?

White parents think there are about 12 schools out of 115 ( http://find.myschooldc.org/ ) - that's one hundred and fifteen schools offering pre-school for 3 year olds in DC - considered "acceptable" for their children. But they also believe that black and hispanic parents are the ones most likely cheating. OH, and that POOR KIDS ARE THE ONES WHO ARE CHEATED MOST.

Um, okay.

1- I commented that you should keep on yelling, and I guess you just went on right ahead.
2- People value short commutes. People want their school to have room for their neighbor's 3 year-old to go to school with their own 3 year-old. Between the schools close enough and the schools worth commuting an hour a day for, sure, 12 sounds about right. Ah, those "white people" and the things they think!
3- Yes, seriously, how is it ok to write "White people think [xyz]"? Do you see anywhere the statement in this thread "Black people think [xyz]" or "Hispanics think [xyz]"? Do you sincerely think you have a good grasp on what an entire ethnic group in this city thinks? SMH.

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1- I commented that you should keep on yelling, and I guess you just went on right ahead.
2- People value short commutes. People want their school to have room for their neighbor's 3 year-old to go to school with their own 3 year-old. Between the schools close enough and the schools worth commuting an hour a day for, sure, 12 sounds about right. Ah, those "white people" and the things they think!
3- Yes, seriously, how is it ok to write "White people think [xyz]"? Do you see anywhere the statement in this thread "Black people think [xyz]" or "Hispanics think [xyz]"? Do you sincerely think you have a good grasp on what an entire ethnic group in this city thinks? SMH.

Yup. Shake away. Or go ahead and take one of the many options open to you to suss out and rid your school of all these cheaters. And by all means, report back on your findings.

[Anonymous]

Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

So there are more than 300 posts of vociferous indignation at the mere idea of residency cheaters (please do point to proof of the cheating if I've missed it in this or one of 28 other DCUM threads on the topic) but the one poster who challenges the fantasy and identifies as AA is the one who's gone "all Laquita"?

WTFF? So you're not upset about being called a racist asshole, you're owning it outright.

[Anonymous]

If it's any consolation, the address cheaters are rich, white folks who don't like their IB school all that much. Neither OSSE nor DCPS have any interest in enforcing the rules.

[Anonymous]

Should be . . . address cheaters at our school

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

So there are more than 300 posts of vociferous indignation at the mere idea of residency cheaters (please do point to proof of the cheating if I've missed it in this or one of 28 other DCUM threads on the topic) but the one poster who challenges the fantasy and identifies as AA is the one who's gone "all Laquita"?

WTFF? So you're not upset about being called a racist asshole, you're owning it outright.

It's cute that you describe her posts as "challenging the fantasy". I don't see any real content added to challenge anything, just indignant yelling and name-calling. But what do I know, I'm just a busybody asshole.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

So there are more than 300 posts of vociferous indignation at the mere idea of residency cheaters (please do point to proof of the cheating if I've missed it in this or one of 28 other DCUM threads on the topic) but the one poster who challenges the fantasy and identifies as AA is the one who's gone "all Laquita"?

WTFF? So you're not upset about being called a racist asshole, you're owning it outright.

It's cute that you describe her posts as "challenging the fantasy". I don't see any real content added to challenge anything, just indignant yelling and name-calling. But what do I know, I'm just a busybody asshole.

Also: see, there are at least two types of white people who think different things. The busybody asshole living in Petworth or Brightwood, sending their kids to school with yours and engaging with you on the Internet, and annoyed at residency cheaters, and then there's the racist asshole who thinks that the busybody asshole lives in a shithole and who's giggling that the busybody asshole is even engaging with you when you just scream without saying anything useful.

Ugh it's 2am.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

So there are more than 300 posts of vociferous indignation at the mere idea of residency cheaters (please do point to proof of the cheating if I've missed it in this or one of 28 other DCUM threads on the topic) but the one poster who challenges the fantasy and identifies as AA is the one who's gone "all Laquita"?

WTFF? So you're not upset about being called a racist asshole, you're owning it outright.

It's cute that you describe her posts as "challenging the fantasy". I don't see any real content added to challenge anything, just indignant yelling and name-calling. But what do I know, I'm just a busybody asshole.

At least you're part of a trend. You should throw your hat in the ring for the Republican ticket. You've definitely got a shot.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Best part of this forum is that the white hipster actually has the nuts to talk back to the mad black woman where if he was walking in Petworth or brightwood or what ever shit hole and she went all Laquita on him he would just uncomfortably look away and keep walking. Here with the power of anonymity with a splash of animosity he fires back.

So there are more than 300 posts of vociferous indignation at the mere idea of residency cheaters (please do point to proof of the cheating if I've missed it in this or one of 28 other DCUM threads on the topic) but the one poster who challenges the fantasy and identifies as AA is the one who's gone "all Laquita"?

WTFF? So you're not upset about being called a racist asshole, you're owning it outright.

It's cute that you describe her posts as "challenging the fantasy". I don't see any real content added to challenge anything, just indignant yelling and name-calling. But what do I know, I'm just a busybody asshole.

At least you're part of a trend. You should throw your hat in the ring for the Republican ticket. You've definitely got a shot.

You cannot be serious. The Republican voters just love to complain about content-free indignant yelling and name-calling, oh wait.