Drug Dealing Alleged at Penn State

[Elephant Walk]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

Sorry, but selling drugs is illegal. A felony in these cases according to the article.

And the drug war is immoral.

Anyways, Ole Miss has had a few of these as well.

[Tom Earp]

Usually, that is the hand of death from anyones HQ.

It is stupid and ignorant, LXA closed down SWMO now Mo. State Un. for hazing and drugs!

If any of it is true, then action should be taken care of and fast.

[JonInKC]

Originally Posted by Tom Earp

Usually, that is the hand of death from anyones HQ.

It is stupid and ignorant, LXA closed down SWMO now Mo. State Un. for hazing and drugs!

If any of it is true, then action should be taken care of and fast.

Ironically, Tom, the Sig Eps lived in that house before they did and were shut down for similar charges. I believe Theta Chi lives there now. We'll see if the curse of the red-doored house continues...

[DeltAlum]

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

And the drug war is immoral.

The drug war may be misguided and badly run, but I hardly think it's immoral to try to get dangerous (life threatening/addictive) drugs off the street.

[Kevin]

Originally Posted by Elephant Walk

And the drug war is immoral.

Anyways, Ole Miss has had a few of these as well.

Fraternities are where a lot of our country's future leaders spend their college years. Whether or not the drug laws themselves are immoral is one thing. You can debate the correctness of a law, but the fact remains that the law is what it is.

In a civilized society, we can't just go around breaking laws because we think they're immoral or unjust. It really should be an all or nothing proposition.

I'm all for legalization of most narcotics, however, if I'm on my chapter's alumni board, house corporation, etc., (which I am sort of a quasi-member of all of those things), any drug activity in our chapter house will be dealt with very, very harshly.