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PS- Something I forgot to mention, please also consider the practice of professional courtesy. Every student organization that succeeds offers something to potential members that suits them and their values. They are all different in that sense. And how you present it matters.
It is like politics really. Republicans and Democrats, both broadly and as local candidates, present differing options for voters. But more often than not, a candidate wins by demonstrating the positive alternative she can provide rather than bashing the other side.
I do not want to speak for other posters on this thread, but I suspect their concern- and one I have as well- is that you are coming into this process with a negative bias against other groups rather than a respect for what they offer their members and a belief that you can do the same for a group of people who do not currently have a group they would want to call "home".
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