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If you have no clue about this teen, watch the video below.

Despite the typical ageism the rather young host shows, the kid definitely did not deserve anything better.

He held a party with over 500 teens, destroyed the neighbourhood, and retaliated against police when they arrived to crash the situation.

This story definitely shows the power of the internet. The party itself blew up it’s attendance due to MySpace, and since the aftermath has become a worldwide phenomenon within the past week, the kid has now been offered a job with a club to host parties. Ironic enough that the $20,000 bill will be easily paid by hosting more parties.

The kid is the epitome of unresponsible teenagers. All things considered, maybe youth laws should be tightened up to ensure that, in these types of situations, kids face the consequences.

To me, it’s not so much a story of hosting a 500 person party, but a more typical situation where the partiers wrecked havoc on the neighbours. This follows my whole libertarian philosophy that you, as a free person in a free country, should be allowed to do anything you wish, as long as it does not have negative effects on any other person. Quite a broad overarching view, but such a “golden rule” is quite clearly broken here.

If they had just stuck to themselves and had their party, there wouldn’t be a huge fuss right now and I probably wouldn’t think Corey is a prick.

But hey, Corey has at least gotten his 15 seconds of fame as either the ultimate teenage asswipe or the prodigal party host. I think it’s quite clear which point of view I’m siding with.