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Thanks for trying to clarify your original nonsensical comment. You sure do have a way of stereotyping, don't you? So if someone is disappointed with how rush is going for them that automatically makes them not worth having as a sister? According to you, they are spoiled brats who wouldn't add ANYTHING to a house. Really? What if they were a legacy and wanted to be in the same house as their sister and their mother and grandmother? Their hopes are dashed and you call them names? What if they worked extremely hard to be at top of their class grade-wise and know that they need an environment that values academics in order to keep performing well? They should just settle for a house where their pledge class gets a 2.9? What if they gave rush a try and after several rounds of parties decided it just isn't for them? According to you, if they drop it's because they have a superiority complex? There are all kinds of girls who go through rush. Each is an individual and should be treated that way. When you unilaterally draw conclusions about hundreds of girls you haven't met, I find myself wondering whose thought process is faulty. How dare you stereotype girls who try their hardest but are disappointed. How dare you be so cruel?