There Will Never Be A N****r At SAE!

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As garbage collectors are unionized, I doubt you'd find many Republicans among them.

I thought the SAE frat had specific rules their member houses had to obey, or face expulsion from the organization. And if the fraternity tosses these KKK-members-minus-their-sheets out, what reason do they have to occupy a house on campus?
Yes, I know that doesn't exactly address the matter at hand about booting the students out of the university, but it's a start.

Last edited by Kraichgauer on 13 Mar 2015, 7:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.

Another article:
Univ. of Oklahoma expulsions infringe free speech rights, experts say
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2 ... s-say.html

If you allow this to stand, then we have many others to boot out too ...

-I don't like Muslims because they make me uncomfortable, time for those Muslims to learn the golden rule and shut up about their religion or be kicked out!

-I don't like people speaking in languages I don't know, time for them to learn the golden rule and shut up speaking other languages or be kicked out!

Where does this end ? You can always find people who don't like what other people say. So say goodbye to most of the students at the University of Oklahoma.

Last I checked, there wasn't any golden rule on the books, but the 1st amendment still applies.

Umm just for us non-americans, could you, like, explain things like SAE in future. From your post, I interpreted it as a fraternity thing, so I Googled SAE fraternity and got the answer. So, if you're worried about excluding black people, what about excluding the rest of the world too?

Last I checked saying you can hang someone from a tree isn't religion, exactly.
And best be careful what you wish for because you do realize, if they can say whatever they want, same goes for everyone and they won't really like being harassed on a daily basis, will they? You need to decide what kind of environment you want for yourself because what you want for yourself, others will have as well and they can turn it around on you. So which is better, to have an environment where people cannot learn because they are too busy harassing one another or a nice shush up so people can obtain their education?

They should have the pants sued off of them for excluding WOMEN! If we are talking lawsuits, I dare NOW to sue the pants off all these sexist fraternities. Do it!

no reason, but as you say, that is not the matter at hand

they were immediately expelled from the university

Considering what that fraternity has become on campus, they should shut it down. It has degraded into a cancer, this coming from the National Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Where there's a little smoke there's bound to be some fire. They seem to be aware of what is going on here, the "culture" that has lingered and the faculty at OU has seen the video and determined AFTER investigating, those two students merited removal from the college.

So listen to the what Sigma Alpha Epsilon is telling us, something is foul in their OU chapter, let them close it down a few years then they will most likely be back but they have to weed out this culture that has permeated the chapter and doesn't seem to be dissipating. I say let the university and the fraternity handle the matter. It really is not the business of the alumni at all unless we are talking the alumni who started that chant.

OU is where I went to college, btw.

The local chapter has become a hate organization. The national organization has determined this and they pulled the plug on SAE at University of Oklahoma but never fear. I am sure they will be back before long, a few years at the most. They are making an effort to get a hold of things then they will be back.

The first amendment applies to the government, not to private organizations that have set rules about acceptable speech and behavior.

Just the fact the Oklahoma Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alumni hired STEPHEN JONES to represent them against OU REALLY says a lot about who is involved in this alumni, don't it?

These people are just begging for drama.


It's quickly turning into a situation involving the individual v. the government, in this case, the University is the government and soon we are going to hear the alumni talk about how it was a set up and the world is against their fraternity. They will make it look like the fraternity members are somehow victims although they were the ones chanting it just happened to get captured on someone's phone.

1st amendment applies to the people, and their national right, and it cannot be taken away arbitrarily by some private organization or even a public university.

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Hmm what would Jefferson have done to the man who had the you-know-whats to come up to him and say he should be hung in the highest tree? Do you really want an environment where people are so angry they are literally beating the you-know-what out of each other? The university has a right to put the kibosh on such murmurings for the sake of higher education. Protests are allowed so if this fraternity has something to protest about races, then so be it. Let them ask permission and go protest whatever it is they feel needs protesting.

Don't know, however, as a black slave owner, that reportedly used violence against his slaves for disobedience, he would probably empathize with "hung from the highest tree".

"According to the historian Lucia Stanton, Jefferson authorized his overseers to use physical violence against the slaves, though probably not as much as some of his neighbors. Jame Hubbard was a slave in the nailery who ran away on two occasions. The first time Jefferson did not have him whipped, but on the second Jefferson reportedly ordered him severely flogged".

"Violence was commonplace on plantations, including Jefferson's.[105] According to Marguerite Hughes, Jefferson used 'a severe punishment' like whippings when runaways were captured, and he sometimes sold them to "discourage other men and women from attempting to gain their freedom."[106]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jef ... nd_slavery

Then how can you use Jefferson in this context, period? How can you say he even applies to the here and now. As we know, slavery was abolished.

I can tell you this much, if a slave said that to Jefferson, which, according to you, he had every right under freedom of speech, Jefferson would have beat the crap out of him, not personally but would have had one of his indentured servants, the other slaves do it for him. So you see, his mumblings on the matter hardly concern me because he was certainly against freedom. How can you even bring him into this? How can a man who is clearly so against fundamental freedom on the most basest level speak for any of us now? Answer? He doesn't. He cannot. What he says doesn't apply to his reality in the slightest. He was an oppressor. He had no idea of what true freedom actually is. He obviously has no concept. If he did, he would have turned every slave loose and demand it be abolished then and there. So, I in all sincerity, I don't give an ant's behind what Thomas Jefferson says about freedom.