Sadly, FSU does not demonstrate any equity in its treatment of various student organizations and groups, and that is a problem for the FSU administration that this recent football analogy highlights. Apparently, FSU only punishes Greeks, despite the liberal use of recreational drugs, alcohol and host of other behavioral maladies that occur daily outside the Greek system.
It is simply wrong to deprive an entire class of students, thousands of them, the use of services they have paid for as well as the associations they value and are legally entitled to enjoy. Further insult to injury is found when FSU demands that in order to be recognized, Greeks must give up nearly all of their constitutional rights and protections.
This is abuse of process and authority at its finest. Maybe it’s just hard to back off when you get applauded for bullying one class of easy targets.
Herein lies hypocrisy – being taught by example by FSU Administrators
If young people are supposed to learn lessons in college, FSU’s Greeks are certainly getting their money’s worth. They are being taught a living example of hypocrisy, double standards, violations of their First, Second and Fourth Amendment rights and generally, how totalitarianism emerges in our world.
