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If you applied for a job and they said they'd hire you if they could pour beer in your face, would that be acceptable? It may be "tradition," but schools and GLOs are outlawing this behavior because it serves no purpose. |
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The way this is described, it might be that the group was trying to replicate waterboarding with beer. If so, if all that's happening is their group is being disbanded, then they're damn lucky. |
Protected? Did I say anything about that? Nowhere in my post did I say hazing should be protected. I know for a fact, that hazing will continue for more than a while. Ah yes. Watching the new pledges that have no respect for GKE just walk right in and be able to accept their bids and become members of the fraternity I spent hours learning history, sweating, and going through pledging for. Ah what a thought. I sure wish I had it as easy as I am sure the brothers at your fraternity chapter do. So much for the term "pledging".
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And let's try not to bash others on this forum when you've only been here for a day, k? ETA: GKE? |
Oh, I'm sorry. I won't try and defend my opinion. And how can you judge someone from the 1 to 2 weeks formal recruitment is. I would love to see the kind of loyalty a brother has to me that knows no history of my fraternity, and no respect for me. Maybe its because I'm from the deep south and we view and do our fraternities different from ya'lls. I was more than willing to go through pledging the way the alumni brothers of mine and active brothers did before me. I expect that from the new rushees and pledges that continue to flock to the greek system here in the deep south. Tradition, its in our lifeblood.
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^^ UM 2 of the people who say that hazing is idiotic are from the South IIRC. And you can have a good pledging program without hazing. All hazing does is make a good pledge, not a good Brother.
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You think you can gauge loyalty of a person by how well he pledges? These people are kissing ass to impress you. We look at people who are already involved before they're interested in us. Also, "true" brotherhood comes from casual interactions with brothers, NOT from the race to be a superpledge. Common sense. It's in our lifeblood. ETA: Quote:
ETAA: Am I the only one who doesn't know who/what GKE is? I've been pronouncing it like TKE and DKE pronounce their nicknames, and that's making this thread even better :) |
I always judge how loyal people are by pouring beer on them. It's the only logical way.
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My chapter has a very strong brotherhood, and it's not because we poured beer or threw crap on pledges. Additionally, hazing our pledges isn't worth potentially losing our charter. |
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Though the only way I can see a typo is if he meant TKE, and that doesn't mesh with the name. Maybe GKE is a local?
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