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Dyionus, I guess you just summed it up in a nut shell:D
Yes, it is her opinion but this was a on another thread! It was drifting in to the abyass of a dead hole! The only reason I did finally get on this thread is becaus of the rift that was brought about by this person who seems to attack everyone who is not in agreement with her personall dogma! If you do not agree with neicy then you are wrong! Is that true? Are you just standing up for her? I am out of here on this dead subject of bashing each other! |
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Also, you seem to have gotten us confused before when you replied to me and said that you didn't care about "my wife." Honey, I'm a woman... hence the use of the word alumna and the fact that I was a member of an NPC organization. If you are going to preach reading comprehension, perhaps you should study a bit more yourself. Just an idea... as auakl said, it's a good thing we're all human and we all make mistakes! :) |
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Okay... I didn't get to reply in full to Tom Earp since I was on my way out of the office, so I'm gonna do this now since I have more time.
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Also, in light of the manner you chose to respond, doesn't it seem that you are the one attacking someone? As you seem convinced that neicy has come to do? (evidenced in the statements below) Quote:
Now, the fact that I'm posting this DOES NOT MEAN that I am supportive of Neicy. Nor DOES IT MEAN that I fully support Tom Earp. Rather, I am simply trying to point out how criticizing one person can easily lead to the criticism of yourself, which in turn can easily be the cause of racism, bigotry, stereotypical notions, negativity, etc, that we all supposedly condone. |
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And to think that I wasn't gonna read this thread.... wow.:eek:
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1. A couple of things I would like to say. Tom is not a moderator of this forum. He is a moderator of his fraternity's forum on GC and not Greek Life, so your point about that is meaningless since he simply isn't.
2. The usage of ASSume bothers me. Why not use assume, because ASSume is an insulting way to make your point. Tom hasn't said anything that is just so universally ridiculous that you should say that. I will still say I have no idea why Tom writes the way he does in "Tom Speak". 3. Neicy has repeatedly made statements that are wrong but simply right in her mind. When someone makes a comment in regards to her statements, she laces her comments with insults. Funny thing, and in a sense ironic, is that her insults are mostly based on proving to someone else that they aren't smart. Personally I believe everyone has the right to use their freedom of speech - even if it is to make comments that are filled with hate. But I would say that the school should exercise their right to rid themselves of this hate by eliminating this house. I would say that the national fraternity should exercise their right to stem off hate and promote the values of their founders by eliminating this house. And I would say that other chapters and potential new members should exercise their right to be part of an organization that does not promote such values. -Rudey --Eat meat. Quote:
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Look - Anecdotal evidence only goes so far. Neicy - Here, it seems you use a blatant logical fallacy to prove your point. Right here, you utilize an APPEAL TO ANONYMOUS AUTHORITY to state that "Alabama is one of the most racist states in the world" (ps - cite? also - how many states in the world?) . . . Look - we've been over much of this before, in the infamous "PREJUDISM" thread . . . basically, you CANNOT assume you're correct in a seemingly subjective matter unless you can back opinion up with fact - so please don't. Does this make sense to you? There is wrong all over the place on this one - the segregation on the campus is NOT normal, and most likely NOT a result of simple random entropic actions. However, similarly, for you to make outrageous claims gets us nowhere, and in fact implies a decades-old thought process of assuming that stereotypes and generalizations are indeed fact. (NOTE that ASSuME seems, to me, a fairly weak way to make an insidious point) |
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Take away your comments which lack intelligence and your old jokes which aren't funny, and you're left with little else.
And let's not compare our education again - for your sake. -Rudey --If you really talk to people in real life like this, I hope you have a nice body at least. Quote:
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Ahh....Neicy we meet again.
For starters, I think what these fraternity brothers did was wrong. They deserve whatever punishment they get... but those individuals, not the entire chapter. At first I didn't see a problem if the BGLO brothers gave them the shirt, but then I saw that they didn't. Two years ago for Halloween, one of the brothers dressed up as another brother, who is Indian, dark, and with long hair (which was damn sexy and a lot better kept up than most girls!). That brother who was "ridiculed" thought it was hilarious. The white brother even colored in his face. I guess it just depends on what kind of sense of humor people have. Someone on this thread wrote... I can't remember who Quote:
As far as black girls going through Rush, we've had African American girls go through Rush. One a few years ago, who was very nice, shy, but would have made an awesome sister. She disappeared from the rest of the week. Why? Cuz the black sorority taunted her and gave her dirty looks for rushing an NPC sorority. Blah. We accept all nationalities, all colors, all religions, etc. I'm sorry if your own kind doesn't like that fact. Neicy, and everyone can quote me or do whatever you want, but I still think you are the most racist piece of shhh that I've ever "encountered". Oh wait, I forgot, blacks CANNOT be racist... isn't that what you said once before? If all minorities were like you and thought like you, then I wouldn't blame people for being racist. I understand that your people have been oppressed and "history repeats itself", but why don't you try bettering YOUR life without blaming every little flippin bad thing in OTHERS' lives on the history of blacks vs. whites? There are so many blacks who make something of themselves because they put their mind to it and told themselves that just because there are many whites out there who are biggots (spelling?), they will not let anything get in the way of their success. If only everyone in the world thought that way, then maybe we could all get along! Stop blaming others for your problems! |
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I really dont understand why everyone is so upset with Neicy81 for stating an opinion based on her on experience. If she lived in Alamba for 2 years she has every right to cast judgement even if some people don't want to hear it. This thread started off talking about the incident with Melody Twill starting her on organization, which by the way is beneficial to the image of greek life, and it ended up becoming the why does Neicy81 hate Alambama thread. The same freedom that gave the frat from Auborn the right to dress up in blackface( which I personally thought was discussing but I digress) is the same freedom that allows her to come on here and say the Alambama is racist whether you all agree or not. Now, some of you have come on GC and attacked her and you wonder why she is being insulting. A lot of you are being very insulting. I take issue with that. "Rearing your ugly head.... Racist piece of sh--." Not once did she say anythig negative about an ethnicity. But many of you have already judge her based on a debate over the INTERNET!!! How very sad.
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You judge many of us based on a debate over the INTERNET!!! How very sad.
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P.S
I live in Chicago and as some of you said its in the top ten. Contrary to popular belief, segration does not mean racism. In fact, if you think about it, racism is less likely to occur on a segregrated level because the races mingle less. I AM NOT A SUPPORTER OF SEGREGATION but its not right to assume that just because people are separated, that they chose to be separated because they hate someones skin color.
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