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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It seems a bit much if that’s all they did. They should have had the boys rebuild the library and put it back in place. And then replenish the book supply. Maybe a two week ban from the pool but seven years for destroying a little free library? Dumb. [/quote]

I agree.   And frankly I think it's pretty gross that one of the HOA members is on here crowing up the "good buzz" the neighborhood has going on now that they destroyed this child.  Yes, destroyed.   The HOA has basically shunned [b]a child[/b] from the neighborhood until he is a legal adult.   That's not a learning experience, and it offers zero opportunity for him to redeem himself or to become a welcome, productive member of that community.

Bullies.

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You need to take you kid to public pools and parks and get him some family therapy in the meantime.  your hoa would be liable for gross negligence to allow your kid back on the property given his history and your lack of parental supervision.  You would probably then sue them for not protecting him from himself. The HOA is not a public service organization.  It’s not the HOA’s job to raise your child, their job is to protect property and mitigate risks.  Stop taking your drama public and get you and your family some help.  [/quote]

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