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Noisician
Harsh electronic purity

Registered: Aug 2001
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May-09-2003 21:23
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tubularbills
Max Power!

Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Middle of fucking nowhere
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i think that if you're going to be initiated into some kind of society, you should go through some kind of "right of passage". Initiations are supposed to involve tests of endurance and dedication. if you want to be a part of something really bad, you'll suck it up and take it like you should. Hazing is part of that.
I think people are becoming to pampered and everytime that one bad thing happens, they have to bring out the pillows for everyone else and have hundreds of people now watching over everyone to make sure nothing bad happens.
Granted this hazing was a bit out of control. Not the beer (everyone drinks underage, get over it!), not the filming (all kids want to film their "Great moments"), not the throwing of food and buckets or the feces or fish guts, but the violence. the kicking to the faces, the guys beating on the girls. that's highly uncalled for. Theres a difference between hitting someone's ass with a paddle making them say "YES SIR MAY I HAVE ANOTHER" (like in "Animal House") and kicking someone who is on the ground in their face. There shouldn't be any severe bloodshed in any society. Cuts and scrapes are bound to happen, but stiches and broken tailbones are not.
The idea that something like this happened is horrible. It really is. But there's no getting around it. all those administrators who said "we can't believe this happened at our school" and the parents who were saying, "i'm so shocked!" are lying like crazy. You CANNOT tell me that everyone obeys the rules 100% of the time. sure a few might do, but not an entire freakin high school. stop the B.S. and accept the fact that this stuff goes on.
There's reason to make this extreme hazing stop. but there's no reason to make all of it stop.
that's just my two cents. i feel bad for those girls who got severely injured, and i give them a lot of kudos for sticking it out through that ordeal. that shows dedication, courage, and determination.
I'm not saying that this sort of thing is OK. by all means, that's not what i'm trying to convey. Nor am i trying to say that in order to get into a secret society you should be tormented and treated like a prisoner of war. But you should be tested somehow; to see if you are either worthy, or dedicatd enough, to be a part of this secret club or society.
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May-10-2003 00:51
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Micheline
Suspended User
Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Chicago
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Soccer violence - always England
High School violence - only in America
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May-10-2003 05:18
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