Actually what I am seeking are the facts.  I am acquainted with the issues surrounding the case as well as with many of the principals involved.  Uninvolved third parties making unsubstantiated, denigrating remarks during the proceedings are unhelpful to the point of being an impediment to progress, behavior which may be actionable.
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You stated: "I have seen landlords advertise the same location over and over for months at a time and each viewing have 10-20 people show up to view it, then charge each and every "adult in the household" a $25-$50 application fee"
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When asked to substantiate these allegations your response is quote boilerplate testimony from the Office of Consumer Protection, which in no way confirms your specific allegation of habitual predatory behavior. 
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In closing it is obvious that in reality you have witnessed nothing.  Given that is the case I would suggest that in the future you refrain from commenting on issues about which you have no first hand knowledge.