I love that the person who is trying to argue that Greek organizations don't result in unearned entitlement, an inflated self-worth, and a culture of misogyny has the screen name "googlemebitch."

Yeah, the capitalist system as it currently stands, rife with cronyism, nepotism, and quid-pro-quo 'legacy clubs', is corrupt and unethical across the board. The fact that Greek societies perpetuate this corruption, on top of being a breeding ground for unthinking entitlement which manifests as a culture of abuse and…

Jesus Christ. Even your justifications sound like extortion. "Hey, extortion's just the way the world works. You can try to fight it if you want, but things'll be a lot easier on ya if you just do it our way."

Yeah, but what you're describing so matter-of-factly is tantamount to fucking extortion. Pony up your chapter dues, and we can pull some strings for you getting a job, otherwise duke it out with the rest of the normals. What a wonderful tradition to get behind..

Well, as you yourself said, "The world and its food chain is not one-size-fits-all." Plenty of room for both modern-day carnivores, and whatever it is you're proposing.

What methods of killing would have been utilized at this event, and what makes them unethical?

Yes because it's so obviously ethical to kill any animal with the ease of which will be done at this event. Is that how nature intended?

HA! Holy shit, I think you just id'd the next big movement in men's fashion. But 'Supersexual' might get misinterpreted. 'Herophiliac', maybe?

Thought I was a lumberjack. Turns out I was cold.

Yeah, if I wear one of the plaid flannel shirts that I've literally had since 1994, am I a lumberjack now? 'Cause before, that shirt made me a hipster. And before that, it made me 'retro.' And before that, it made me 'grunge.'

Then, there is the "Advanced Lumbersexual," who, Puzak writes, "looks like a hardened outdoorsman but his flannel feels soft to the touch.

Yeah, but who was the first person to successfully discern between an ass and a hole in the ground? Seems like they deserve a little recognition.

Thanks a lot. Now anytime I see an old-timey police siren, I'm going to picture a pissed-off eagle screaming in panic.

ARE YOU THERE GOD? IT'S ME, DRUDGE REPORT.

MRA =/= PUA. It's more of a Venn Diagram with a Fedora in the middle.

Again, I don't think there's anything wrong with what they're trying to do, I just think the way that they're doing it is confused and condescending.

The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for that one guy at the party to not be paying attention.

An even more effective PSA would show a woman being taken seriously when she reported an assault, and her University actively investigating it, and the assailant facing academic and criminal consequences for his actions. But since that's an obvious fantasy, I guess we'll just have to rely on that one sober guy at the…

All they had to do was let that shot continue on, show the 'nice guy' asking the girl if everything was ok and have her say "Yeah, I was just on my way home, I'm gonna go wait outside for my roommate to pick me up." Now she has agency and is being treated like a human being. As it stands now, they might as well have…

It still removes all agency from the victim, though. She's just a thing to be preyed on or protected. She doesn't have any say in what either of those guys are doing. It's maybe a step in the right direction, but it's pretty ineptly done.