Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 22:38     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:Are the Freelance Thugs a crew affiliated with the Crypts?


I'm starting a crew in my neighborhood called Stand Your Ground.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 10:34     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.

+1
I don't blame you!


Capitol Hill is safe! I know, having lived here for 15 years, but please go on believing all your racist stereotypical nonsense. Go move to NW, with just as much crime but not a fraction of the amenities. I'll keep walking the dog around Lincoln Park after dark in perfect safety, along with the joggers and the moms strolling their sleepy babies.


Let's not go overboard. The Hill isn't Lake Wobegon.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 10:32     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Are the Freelance Thugs a crew affiliated with the Crypts?
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 10:07     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.

+1
I don't blame you!


Capitol Hill is safe! I know, having lived here for 15 years, but please go on believing all your racist stereotypical nonsense. Go move to NW, with just as much crime but not a fraction of the amenities. I'll keep walking the dog around Lincoln Park after dark in perfect safety, along with the joggers and the moms strolling their sleepy babies.


Here's another idiot who thinks that certain parts of the city is crime - free or white people friendly. You do know criminals can sense you nervous nellies and the freelance thug will get you before any gang member.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 10:02     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:Will someone please correct the spelling on this thread's headline?
Hi anal...it's ok.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 09:09     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.

+1
I don't blame you!


Capitol Hill is safe! I know, having lived here for 15 years, but please go on believing all your racist stereotypical nonsense. Go move to NW, with just as much crime but not a fraction of the amenities. I'll keep walking the dog around Lincoln Park after dark in perfect safety, along with the joggers and the moms strolling their sleepy babies.
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 09:07     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Will someone please correct the spelling on this thread's headline?
Anonymous
Post 09/23/2015 07:18     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
This thread is hilarious.
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 17:42     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.

+1
I don't blame you!


Ew! I would sooner die.

Plus the crime wave has spread to Nw DC too.
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 14:29     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:Is Marlo still beef'n with the Barksdale crew?

Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 14:28     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.

+1
I don't blame you!
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 12:22     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:Capitol Hill, the country's most trendy Ghetto! Now with 69% more real white meat, still same tried and true flavor.


LOL +1
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 10:22     Subject: Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Cities have crime. Suburban areas have less crime. Nothing earth-shattering about this.
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 09:33     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
This kind of crap is why people think Capitol Hill is dangerous. It's why we sold our house and moved to upper NW where even petty crime is rare.
Anonymous
Post 09/22/2015 09:29     Subject: Re:Eastern HS Students Implicated In Recdnt Calitol Hill Crimes
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Be honest with yourselves now you can't always blame the parents. Some YOU CAN some do know that their kids may not be going to school each day or hooking class but the others of parents who make sure their kids go to school or literally drop them off and watch them walk in the building how would you really know. And ask yourself how many off you parents as kids not went to school or cut school without your parents knowing what happened. It takes a village to raise kids now and nowadays some adults don't want to get involved because some of these kids may threatened them or harm them because of the lack of respect the kids have.


Actually, this one is easy. I'm now getting a call every time my kid is marked absent from even just a period. No excuse on that front! Sure, some may have missed the boat telling their kids off or may be altogether absent even receiving those calls. Then it's up to the authorities and the rest of us to step it up. Still no excuse. However, what's important to keep in mind before screaming "lock them out" or "lock them up" is that research shows - for a vast majority of them - criminal behavior is a phase. Not one should be shrugged at but one that needs to be treated as something in passing and in need of redirection, not mass incarceration and further criminalization. If we don't get that, then we'll actually help perpetuate the problem.


So what is an acceptable punishment in this case?


Corporal punishment, Singapore style.