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Normally I would ignore someone like you because it's obvious you are working off of so many preconceived notions it's just ridiculous to even try and "speak" with you. However I'm feeling a bit punchy right now since your post was so ridiculously off base that I feel I must respond.
To reinforce your argument you might want to try to do some true research before you claim that greek letter organizations are what you apparently think they are.

1. Hellenistic - not so much there turbo. Aside from using greek letters, most of the organizations have little to do with hellenistic culture. My organization's ideals are not the same as others that are out there but not all of them are based on truly greek ideals, more humanistic ideals if you will. I can't remember the last time we all went out to defame ethnic greeks, nor can I remember any stories about that in the news. Must just be because I am a shallow narrowminded culturless suburban kid. Oh wait...I'm not.

2. Find out if in fact all members of said organizations are clueless cultureless suburban kids - not so much yet again. Case in point the sheer number of EDUCATED people that are in them. Not all of the members are suburban, nor uncultured. I'm sure there are some...but there are also people out there who join internet message boards to argue their baseless points just for the sake of arguing.

3. Based on copious alcohol consumption - yet again, no dice...and of course we all know that it's only members of fraternities and sororities that ever drink. :rolleyes: Now, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that I will assume all fraternities and sororities were not formed with the purpose to get wasted - someone feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

4. Try not to be so condescending when arguing with people. It debases your argument and makes you look petty and your arguments laughable. "Cute little college clubs" is just looking to get a rise out of people and if you're going to be insulting why not try and do a better job of it?

In another post you also made reference to the type of people fraternities attract...I'm not even going to try and refute your argument with the countless numbers of people of all greek letter organizations who have done great things for their communities. Why not go to fratty.com or whatever that lame website is and argue with the stereotypes...you'll have more fun. While you're at it, try to stop digging up old posts just to stir the pot. It makes you look pathetic and lame.

ETA: Troll clean-up aisle 2.

Haha, yeah, those "cultureless" and "classless" kids who also happen to grow up and run our country and corporations.

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Asshat, why are you bumping these threads?

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What is it? Something like 98% of Fortune 500 CEOs and Congress are Greek?

So if you are so in to keeping with the culture... I guess GLO's should engage in homosexuality and take public baths together. Yeah, that was part of Greek culture. Maybe we could run yearly marathons relaying important messages to other chapters.....you are an idiot....go drink bleach.

Ethnic Greeks are just Jews without money. Go milk your goat.

**Courtesey of "Strangers With Candy"**

I have nothing against greeks or jews, in fact those are the only people I party with. Not the Orthodox ones though, they don't really like to party that much.