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I agree with what you're saying plaedgetrainer but in the instance that they weren't "unusually stereotypical" and they were more like you and your brothers, despite living with them because I can only imagine how uncomfy that might get, would you have any issue with letting them in your fraternity?
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Another issue would be that we are a "Christian fraternity," and the morals that our fraternity professes to stand for would be considered by many (not me, but a lot of my brothers) to be counter to homosexuality.
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Okay that's respectable. I just feel that it's unfair that many gay people are not as accepted as straight people. I know there are several fraternities which have no problems with it. Or in certain cases it goes against the believes and practices of the fraternity. However what bothers me most is that people are so strongly against it and won't even bother giving these people a chance.
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I imagine my organization's membership selection criteria is not the same at Dartmouth as it is at Auburn. |
My mistake your right. If at best a chapter but even that is saying too much. there will always be at least one person who will disagree with the majority
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And as already pointed out, why the 20+ postings in a "farce"? And IF you are a Brother of mine, please feel free to contact me over in SAE's National GC (The other one). We then can take this conversation to a more private level. |
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i just want to double check that all other minorities receive the same discrimination at your chapters because otherwise you aren't truly sticking to your values.
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Not true, there isn't anything morally wrong with being black, hispanic, asian, etc. Most southerners are of the opinion that there is something morally wrong with being gay.
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