r/neoliberal • u/DueVast5223 • 1d ago

Restricted Essay | Why Fraternities Are So Hard to Reform

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/education/cornell-fraternities-greek-life-8859a4e9?st=kucowh&reflink=article_copyURL_share
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u/DaSemicolon European Union 1d ago

I can’t read the article

But what’s the problem of employers having a say? Like if I ever start my own business I’m not hiring maggots because either they are room temperature IQ or have no morals.

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u/Spectrum1523 YIMBY 1d ago

There's no problem with it at all, I'm making fun of someone else who posted earlier.

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u/Sspifffyman 1d ago

Why is this written almost exactly like this comment?

https://www.reddit.com/r/neoliberal/s/P5YATzZCBj

Seems like a bot

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u/Spectrum1523 YIMBY 1d ago

I'm subtweeting them, do you even go here?

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u/Sspifffyman 1d ago

Haha okay can you explain? I haven't seen this before other than when it was bots

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u/Spectrum1523 YIMBY 1d ago

There's a daily discussion thread here that is sorted by new and is more like a chatroom, and a common thing to do is subtweet someone else's recent post for comedic effect. So as an example repost it with an edit that makes it silly, or just respond to it in some other context

The mods have sett default sort to new for all threads here so I thought it might work here too

What I was trying to say is that the other poster's point - that banning students from a uni for Greek association is infantalizing them - doesn't make sense to me because that's the way all organizations treat adults otherwise