In the SEC. Tell me Alabama has homosexual brothers in the Big 4. Tell me SC has brothers in the Big 4. Tell me Ole Miss has them, or Arky, or UGA, or UF, or Vandy, or Miss. State, or Tenn., or LSU, or...You get the point. I don't believe they do.

But the OP is talking about NC, Duke, and Elon. And its pretty obvious that due to the political correct world we now find ourselves living in, monkeys will be the next ones to be initiated into fraternities. How dare we exclude monkeys. I must go tell my fraternity brothers that we must now initiate monkeys because not doing so would be non-politically correct and thus immature.

Just because someone isn't walking around with glitter and Lady Gaga on his iPod doesn't mean he isn't a homosexual. If you think they are non-existent, just wait until after graduation.

And really? Monkeys? That's the next logical step after "OMG WE'RE LETTING IN TEH GAYS"?

Remember that lake I told you to jump in? Make sure it's deep and you tie an anvil to your leg first.

Now that's not politically correct. Shame on you.

Just because you don't believe it, doesn't make it untrue.

What will satisfy you? Names? Initiation dates? I am an SEC sorority alumna, for what its worth.

ETA: MONKEYS? What the hell, dude?

I wasn't trying to be, and if we're pointing out who deserves shame....

No, just what the alumni were smoking when they found out about it and didn't do anything. Or how much they got paid or what lawsuits were threatened to be filed if they didn't allow them in.

What exactly should the alums have done?

I do sunshine. I am not a politically correct person, and you have my deepest, most sincere apologies.

Who knows? I'm not their alum. I wouldn't be too happy about homosexuals being openly admitted into my chapter. But I guess I am the only one here who shares that sentiment. Shame on me.

Obviously, bless your little bigotted heart.

Thank you, ma'am. I must continue to overcome the obstacles in my path until I reach true political correctness. And when I finally reach it, I will thank you for starting me on the journey. I will be forever indebted to you, ma'am.

Probably the same thing the alumni were smoking when they found out your chapter had let you in.

Oh no. They found out! Shh. It's suppose to be a secret. I'm done for. :eek:

The condescending attitude is unnecessary. So, yes, shame on you.

Let me ask this instead -- what would YOU do if you found out that, say, one of your VPs was homosexual?

I'm not looking to get sued, so I will plead the 5th on this one good sir.

I'd say 10:1 odds alphatausc is a closet case acting out against as a means to feel better about his own sexuality, but more likely he's a garden variety troll.

Sounds like a bitch move to me, but oh well. Your call.

You got me. Ma'am. You are good.

Hahahahaha, I'm sorry. Go Occupy Wall Street. And while you do that, go protest our soldier's funerals. And while you do that, I hear Gay Day Parade is going on, might want to grab your pink tie-day shirt, and ultra fratty tight pants, and go parade around. Yes, I'm the bitch.

BA-ZING!

I was quickly put in my place! Thank you, username, for successfully calling me out!

Yes, indeed.

Don't you have some weed to smoke or some liquor to drink or some women to strike out with?

Alright, guys, the troll buffet is officially closed.

Yes, in fact I do. Thank you for reminding me, I am so forgetful these days. Wait, what are we talking about?

Yes, ma'am.

Stop trying so hard to convince yourself and others of your hegemonic heterosexual masculinity.

Only ignorant cowards use "political correctness" as an excuse to find intentionally offensive ways to express opinions.

The doctor has used big words. Excellent sign of your doctorate degree, doc. Please look at the comment of that kind lady above us, and refrain from feeding my trolling appetite. Thank you.

No, but you can ignore my posts if you have tired of trolling. The discussion neither begins nor ends with you.

You say no, I say no.

Good. What's next?

I'm over 50 and just had to laugh. Also had to check my iPod and make sure Lady GaGa wasn't playing. No glitter though but I do like some of GaGa's stuff. So straight people like GaGa.:D

Alphatausc seems to believe the "big 4" "Southern Fraternities" in the SEC schools would never allow an openly gay person to join. This may or may not be true but I am quite sure there are gay men who have been members of these chapters whether openly or not. Also if another chapter of these Fraternities have accepted an openly gay member he is a brother to all whether the SEC Fraternity chapters/members or alphatausc for that matter like it or not.

BTW - to alphatausc - mine is bigger (southern Fraternity that is). So not really sure the "big 4" is a reality.

Seems reasonable. Mind if you tell me your fraternity? Not saying you're wrong, I just had always heard that KA, EN, ATO, and SAE were "the" fraternities of the south.

She is a guilty pleasure *hangs head in shame* LOL

@ the bold - This was my point. But I guess I wasn't clear enough for alphatausc. I probably spent too much time Occupying Pride or whatever.

Free Glitter and Gaga for the 99%?

Yes. The 1% can buy their own.

*fingers crossed*

The 1% doesn't get it because they were not born this way.

Yikes.

Your logic does not resemble our earth logic.

Logic would say that SEC Greek life (by which, in a context like this, is meant the kind of Greek life one finds, or rightly or wrongly assumes one will find, at the schools long-associated with the SEC) will now be less susceptible to blanket generalizations.

Ah, we come to the crux of your problem. (Well, one of them anyway.) No, North Carolina is not a "very conservative state." I'm not saying it's the Massachusetts of the South, but compared to other Southern states, North Carolina is not "very" conservative. And it's been a long time since anyone described UNC as conservative. Usually, it's accused of being more liberal than the rest of the state, which on the whole would probably be classified as moderate.

I'm certainly not saying that UNC, like North Carolina in general, doesn't have its conservatives -- of course it does. Nor am I saying that more conservative views can't be found in the Greek System at UNC. Of course they can, which is why I originally said what I said about the OP's question:

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Originally Posted by MysticCat (Post 2104872) Seriously though, my hunch is that some chapters will be comfortable with it, others maybe not as much.

Not gonna lie - this prospect excites me more than it should anyone over the age of 15, regardless of gender or sexual orientation. *GLITTER*!

What a quick transition to an all out trainwreck! Love the claims of expertise about the South by someone who has clearly NEVER been to a southern state. SMH.