Its kind of like your parents telling you: "Fine you can't handle no curfew, so now you're in at 9:00," after you do something stupid at midnight.
Or taking away the car or something.
The entire greek system is grounded because we couldn't handle it. Quite frankly I'm glad that our I-week is full of fun stuff and presents instead of hazing. I'm fairly certain that our founders didn't haze, so who gets to decide somewhere down the line that that's how pledges should "earn" it?
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Originally posted by DeltAlum
If "hazing" was and is stuff like calling names, water balloons or even a little PT, the anti-hazing laws would never haven been inacted.
Unfortunately, people and groups don't know when to stop, things get harder, things get out of hand and people get killed.
That has nothing to do with Politically Correct.
Then there's that pesky old insurance stuff that everyone would rather overlook because it's so unfair.
So, here's a great idea. Let's ignore all of the laws and rules. Let's forget about insurance and liability.
Haze away. Be sure everyone "earns" his or her badge.
Then, when someone gets injured or killed, you (and your chapter, and your nationals and maybe even your parents) can pay for those millions of dollars in damages for the rest of your lives. Literally.
You think student loans are hard to pay off?
That wouldn't happen to us, you say? We don't do all of that.
Read the other threads in his forum.
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