battery chucka' one wrote:You said that your fraternity didn't have rapes.
Actually, I said that
the vast majority of fraternities do not engage in rape.
My fraternity would be part of that vast majority.
By the way, I served as a national fraternity executive - the National Ritual Officer- for three years, and prior to that I served on several of our national committees/task forces (including the Moral & Ethical Development Task Force) for several more years. In those capacities, I traveled to several campuses to go to conferences, do presentations, install and advise Chapters, and I got to know not just the men in my own fraternity, but also guys in other fraternities. I also attended NIC (North-American Interfraternity Conference) meetings, which also introduced me to members of other fraternities. Alcohol abuse, sexual abuse, and rape were topics we of course addressed as a problem (since a very small number of indefensibly evil individuals were getting us all stereotyped), but one of the things I
know - far better than you - is that the vast majority of fraternity men, regardless of the letters they wore, were and are honorable men who did not and do not engage in sexual assault and rape. Period.
battery chucka' one wrote:But some do.
So do some athletes. And tutors. And professors.
Regardless of which men do it, they should be prosecuted.
However, it does not justify, in any way, shape, or form, your incredibly stupid attempt to paint fraternity men in general as rapists and fraternity houses as "rape warehouses."
battery chucka' one wrote:How many frats on your campus had alcohol at their parties?
Every stinking one of them. So did
all of the sororities. Hell, even the "independents" had booze at their parties. When I was at Geneseo, the campus administration actually sanctioned dorm-sponsored progressive parties.
battery chucka' one wrote:Why?
Welcome to Earth.
As an obvious visitor here, allow me to mention that most of our cultures have managed to find ways to ferment pretty much every damned plant on the planet for the purpose of creating intoxicating beverages. Some cultures have taken to lighting materials on fire and deliberately inhaling the smoke for an intoxicating effect. Some eat mushrooms that grow in cow feces. Some lick the back of toads.
People like a buzz. So do some animals.
Nothing wrong with that.
battery chucka' one wrote:If somebody feeds a woman a few drinks in order to 'loosen her up' and ends up having sex with her. Do you consider that rape? I do.
Then you're a blithering idiot.
Got news for you bub, there's a hell of a lot of women who drink and plan to get laid. Yep. That's one of the many reasons why SORORITIES have kegs and bottles and their houses. The little sisters we had in our Chapter also seemed to deliberately partake of various forms of intoxicants. Apparently, there are reports that women like sex. And booze.
Having sex with a woman who's passed out is rape. Having sex with a woman incapable of making decisions of any kind is rape. Just having sex with a drunk woman is not rape. If your statement were true (which it isn't), then my college girlfriends, including the woman I married (she picked me up at a fraternity party) were all raped by me.
This isn't going well for you.
THE BIBLE - Because all the works of all the science cannot equal the wisdom of cattle-sacrificing primitives who thought every animal species in the world lived within walking distance of Noah's house.