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Originally posted by LexiKD
Is it me or maybe someone else sees this: If we do not like the regualtion, we wait until it is inforced to rage against it and say how it should change for our situation?
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I agree, although maybe on the other side of the coin...if you don't like a regulation, you should speak up about it even if it doesn't apply to you. For example, if you are a fraternity without a house, if your group passes a dry housing policy and you disagree, you should speak up even if it doesn't affect you. Because eventually someday it might.
I know that's easier said than done though, because sometimes if you speak out on behalf of something, people think you are planning on doing it even if you are not. (Example: Donna lobbying for sex ed on 90210.
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