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"And as to Tom's point about this being on an open website- good, it should make people uncomfortable, upset and embarrassed to read about how lambda chi's are treating each other. Perhaps putting some small public spotlight might force people to do the right thing when they otherwise would not do that."
Very well said Leno.
What is right, is right. What is wrong, is wrong. It doesn't matter if it's LCAP, HQ, or the President of the United States. Once we start refusing to address issues in public simply for the "general good", we may as well duct tape our mouths shut.
Who is with me on the online petition? It may be the quickest and cheapest way for us to gain support from the alumni and brothers throughout the United States.
Some way for everyone to get together and tell HQ that what is going on is wrong.
We could send email links of the petition to every chapter, or one liaison in each chapter, to have their membership sign it.
As far as wording it, I would have no idea.
I've said it many times on this forum before; if we don't start QUESTIONING the people in charge, or reviewing HQ's policies, or refuse to turn a blind eye to a topic, then we end up in a mess just like this.
You have to remember, HQ has a serious conflict of interest. The same people that are supposed to put the brotherhood first, also have to make sure that the fraternity is in the black so they can get paid. What is good for the fraternity, isn't always good for HQ. What is good for HQ, isn't always good for the fraternity.
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