This is why I take offense when anyone places labels such as dirty, etc. like a blanket on everyone in my city.
You
do realize that here in Alabama, we refer to schools by the state or city in which they are located...right? You know, like when I'm speaking of the Volunteers, I say "Tennessee" and not "University of Tennessee" every single time...or when I'm talking about the Barn, I say "Auburn" and not "The institution formerly known as Alabama Polytechnic Institute but now known as Auburn University" every single time.
Likewise, when speaking of the Hoover High School Football Team in a thread about the head coach of the Hoover High School Football Team, I think it ridiculously redundant to say "Hoover High School Football Team" every single time. Ergo, I'm not saying "everyone in your city" is dirty. I am saying that everyone who has a professional role regarding the Hoover High School Football Team
is dirty and that Hoover High School ran a dirty program.
I've been to Hoover countless times and rarely think of the High School when I'm there. No one thinks Hoover (the city) is defined by Hoover High School. Get a grip. I didn't once mention Hoover's citizens as a group.
As far as your drug testing nonsense goes, you've got to be kidding me. Kids have been beating drug tests for years, and they'll continue to do so.
*EDIT* When re-reading my posts, I didn't even phrase it like I thought I originally did. I didn't even say, "Hoover is dirty." I said "This program is dirty" and "Rush Propst is dirty." Those two have nothing to do with Hoover as a city or with Hoover's citizens as a whole.