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[quote=Anonymous]I don't understand why this is an issue. Rich parents of one or more kids planned a big lavish blowout party for teenagers to attend. okay, fine. Like any teenage party there are going to be risks of drugs, alcohol, and various behavior, and I hope that the event is adequately chaperoned. And yes, there will be kids who are not invited and they (or their parents) will be bummed, plus other kids whose parents don't allow them to go, plus kids who do go, but for one reason or another have a bad time once they get there. I get it - teenage years are hard, for the teenagers and their parents. And, in a wealthy area like DC, some teenage parties will be unnecessarily glitzy. But aren't these all normal regular issues - why is this unusual or worthy of debate?[/quote]
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