We had this problem. We had to drop a member of our colony for fighting and refusing to get over whatever was pissing him off. He thought he was "in the right" about whatever the subject matter of the fight was. He felt like we (the leadership) made the wrong choice, he was righteous, etc.
He continued to wear his shirts around campus (like an idiot) and even his candidate pin (colony members only get to wear candidate/pledge pins). It was ridiculous. The decision was made to simply have no contact with the guy. Dealing with him would have only led to a physical confrontation, probably criminal charges -- things colonies are smart to avoid.
So my advice? Just ignore it. If someone asks you, feel free to tell them that person has no affiliation with your organization and you have no idea why they're wearing your letters. Leave it at that. Doing something which could lead to a physical confrontation just isn't worth it.
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