Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! I have a 16 year old and I cannot imagine challenging the police if DC was at party that was busted. Sadly, this is where the spoiled brats learn their sense of entitlement. I think the media should publicize the photos of the parents that allow the parties to take place. That might make them think twice.
Channel 9 would never show any photos of anyone. Notice that they only showed tape of kids from their butts on down. There is absolutely no law that says that a photo or a tape of a kid can't be show on television but the stations are scared %$#less of the wealthy parents that send their kids to Whitman. Notice that the reporter said that some parents threatened to sue the police! For what? For breaking up a party where alcohol and drugs were served.
Anonymous wrote:Actually the story was about underage drinking. The first segment was about a liquor store where VA, DC and MD teens go to buy alcohol. The party in the second segment happened to be a Whitman party. Presumably that was by chance the one the police broke up the night the camera crew was along. There are plenty of other underage parties in the area on any given night.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! I have a 16 year old and I cannot imagine challenging the police if DC was at party that was busted. Sadly, this is where the spoiled brats learn their sense of entitlement. I think the media should publicize the photos of the parents that allow the parties to take place. That might make them think twice.
Channel 9 would never show any photos of anyone. Notice that they only showed tape of kids from their butts on down. There is absolutely no law that says that a photo or a tape of a kid can't be show on television but the stations are scared %$#less of the wealthy parents that send their kids to Whitman. Notice that the reporter said that some parents threatened to sue the police! For what? For breaking up a party where alcohol and drugs were served.
You seem to have a big chip on your shoulder about wealthy parents at Whitman. The problem about teenagers and drinking is not just related to wealthy kids and drinking. Not every kid who goes to whitman or churchill or any of the so called "rich" hs are wealthy.
Other HS have drinking issues as well.
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Police-Called-to-Bethesda-Chevy-Chase-High-School-for-Intoxicated-Student-Report-132235378.html
Stop trying to create an issue when the real issue is HS drinking.
I don't think that he/she has any "chip". The story was about Whitman and not other schools The parents with attitudes who showed up were not from other schools. They were Whitman parents.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! I have a 16 year old and I cannot imagine challenging the police if DC was at party that was busted. Sadly, this is where the spoiled brats learn their sense of entitlement. I think the media should publicize the photos of the parents that allow the parties to take place. That might make them think twice.
Channel 9 would never show any photos of anyone. Notice that they only showed tape of kids from their butts on down. There is absolutely no law that says that a photo or a tape of a kid can't be show on television but the stations are scared %$#less of the wealthy parents that send their kids to Whitman. Notice that the reporter said that some parents threatened to sue the police! For what? For breaking up a party where alcohol and drugs were served.
Anonymous wrote:Wow! Just wow! I have a 16 year old and I cannot imagine challenging the police if DC was at party that was busted. Sadly, this is where the spoiled brats learn their sense of entitlement. I think the media should publicize the photos of the parents that allow the parties to take place. That might make them think twice.
Anonymous wrote:Thank you for posting the link but this problem is not a rich or poor issue. You have no idea of these parents or kids are wealthy.
The problem is that parents don't want to see that their kids are drinking or smoking pot. It is a huge issue in schools both rich and poor.