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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Right, but you can judge the ethics/morality of the mom all day without shaming her, or getting anywhere in particular.

If you truly want her kid tossed out of the school, and the mom charged for back tuition, you need to get down to business with the principal and the OSSE residency fraud office.  That's really what you want? [/quote]

Huh?

I really want a true resident of the District to have that slot.[/quote]

Right, then go for it.  But if you're right about the mom's residency situation, and entirely successful, [b]you will be helping kick a little kid out of his beloved school and hitting the family with a big bill that they may not be able to pay.[/b] That's the inconvenient truth. Not everybody who's angry about residency fraud in DC can face it in an individual case, where they know the individuals involved.[/quote]

NP. And those things are the fault of the child's parents who knew what they were doing when they decided to defraud the city. Sorry, not sorry.[/quote]

Right! Why is is not the parents’ responsibility? They are the “bad guy” in this situation! They knowingly made a choice to commit fraud.[/quote]

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