Let's pretend you dislike a person, A LOT.  You hate them and you hate their friends/boyfriend/girlfriend.  They have their own apartment off campus at college.  This person used to drink a lot their freshman year but not so much anymore.  You still pretty much hate them.

Let's say you know for a FACT that this person's roommates plan to have a party this coming weekend.  You know their exact address, you know that they will have people over, and you know there will be alcohol involved.

You're not certain if the person you dislike will drink, but you know that they could get in trouble for fines/citations related to the residence.

Now...if you could annonomously report this person to the police...Would you make a call to the tap line if you know no one could connect the call back to you??

You fucking narc.

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Quote: from Baron Samedi at 9:17 pm on Sep. 21, 2008

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No.

You fucking narc.

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Stop blaming the media,
blame the politicians who lied to everyone in the first place

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Snitch...that's such a dick move.

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This^

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Shhh, don't tell.

I know that when parties break loose, where I live, I call the cops, b/c the parties get loud, which is illegal, and drunken, which is furthermore, and more, illegal. There's a reason laws exist. If I have to follow them, so do you. And as a resident of this neighborhood, it's a part of my duty to report it.

It'd be like if I knew drinking were going on my housing residence, on campus. It's an alcohol free campus. And there's no drinking, because of that, and if there's a party, and alcohol is known to be involved, it's in our hands to report it.

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*Forever & Always...Yours*

That is bad motivation to do it. if you are concerned about their alcohol use, then you should talk to the person, otherwise, reporting for spite makes you a jerk.

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Do not abandon yourselves to despair.
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