The point you’re completely ignoring is that people should be judged in the eyes of the law based upon their actions as individuals. Not upon any associations they might have. ‘Anti-gang’ laws punish people who haven’t committed any crime. Why is that ok? Isn’t that unconstitutional?

I think it would make much more sense to make anti college student laws. That would get all of them. Little bastards, out drinking and doing drugs. They probably exist to do that and to kill each other also. Get freaking serious.

This is getting too absurd. Unless you want to talk about non white or mixed fraternities, the subject is over here.

You call my comments racist without ever really addressing the fact that I’m pointing out differences in equity in our society. I’m pointing out double standards. Those double standards will not just go away by us pretending they don’t exist just as openly segregationist laws will not go away until confronted. When I confront a concept, I usually don’t do it with an eye towards making friends because I don’t want to be encumbered by that.

I don’t know why you feel compelled to insult me when I’m only presenting my point of view. I don’t make personal insults and I don’t make threats. I welcome debate and disagreement. I can see that my opinions are unpopular but I hope that that would lead to substantive debate. As long as I don’t feel that someone with an official agenda is cyber-stalking me, I’m eager to engage in wide ranging debate.

You make my point. So clearly fraternities engage in criminal behavior. So why don’t you see district attorneys on the news talking about the latest anti-fraternity laws?

Why don’t police officers maintain a fraternity-database where you get extra time in jail if your name is in the database and you’re convicted of a crime?

There’s only the crime we do as individuals. That’s what should count. If over privileged frat boys can e treated as individuals in the eyes of the law, why not black and hispanic males?

You have yet to present any reason why anyone should suffer guilt by association.

Did you miss the part about fraternities and sororities being chartered by an incorporated organization? You might want to look at what happens when one of those local fraternities breaks the rules of the institution where they operate. They are thrown off campus if not disbanned. They can also be fined. Look at the University of Maryland and UVA. Both have several examples of what I am talking about.

Fraternities and sororities answer to someone and something that goes beyond the street. You have made so many anti-white remarks here that I don’t anyone takes you seriously.