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Poster Name:
AGreek

Poster Message:
Missouri law defines hazing as any activity that endangers the physical or mental health of a student or is a crime that's required for membership. It's a misdemeanor offense, unless the act creates a substantial risk to the life of the student or prospective member, and then it's a felony. It seems that mature college men would be turned off by the thought of organizationally endangering the physical or mental health or risking the life of someone. How in tf can we morally and ethically justify that? And don't give me the old effing BS that it's "tradition" and that because we may have been hazed it's okay to do it to others. Yeah, most of us were hazed, but that is no justification for disregarding and ignoring moral and ethical decency and responsibility. We've asked for, and warranted, the sanctions and punishment that are being meted out to us.