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Originally Posted by Kansas City
Aren't you the same poster that in a risk management thread agreed with using minor hazing in the form of physical punishment and abusive language? How on earth can you be in favor of "individual growth" and still advocate for hazing pledges at the same time? I think that you sir have a lot to learn about respect and brotherhood. Furthermore, you likely have not experienced the same campus culture as the OP so it is entirely possible that what is the acceptable norm on your campus would not be accepted on hers.
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yes i am the same poster and i still feel the same way. i never once in my other thread mentioned physical punishment or abusive language. don't read into things that aren't there. i simply mentioned how going through something difficult can build cohesiveness among a pledge class. i've seen what these other organizations call brotherhood, wearing letters simply for the networking and the gains that come from being a brother in the long term, not for the actual ideals of brotherhood and a bond that surpasses the college experience. this post however, had nothing to do with any of that. i simply stated my opinion on the subject. feel free to read into this thread and find things that aren't there as well. why should she have to forced to socialize if she doesn't want to? is that sisterhood? really? that sounds absolutely ridiculous to me. telling another sister to suck in her stomach? wow, if that's sisterhood, thank goodness i'm a guy and didn't have to experience any of that.