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| "Wasn't the pond full of raw sewage fun in GA/HB? Hazing draws us closer, doncha think?" |
Hundreds of fraternity houses across the US will no longer allow frat members to serve hard liquor, according to a self-governing policy announced Tuesday in the wake of growing outrage over alcohol-related hazing deaths.
The North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) policy effectively means that most of the nation's fraternities cannot dole out strong booze unless it is served by a licensed third-party vendor.
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GJ - WELS' abusive hazing system is one part of the problem. The other part is the widespread tolerance - even promotion of alcohol abuse.
If a DP gets a DUI, he gets a call to another district and "no one knows."
If a pastor runs his car up a utility pole on a DUI, he gets a world mission call.
If a Mordor professor is so drunk he ends up on the wrong side of the street, lawyers get the conviction erased. Never happened.
If two buddies are alcoholics, they start a coffee house ministry that ends up a bar ministry. One had an appearance bond refund listed on the gubmint site. Is that a qualification for getting two WELS calls at once? protection from three DPs and the SP?
If that is not enough, congregations start Bible studies in bars. Theology on Tap.
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| "Let us....bbburrrup..." The eructations of apostates are sweet in the ears of their Father Below. |
