Wyoming sorority sisters speak out after lawsuit launched over transgender member

Good people have to stand together and say no to this crap about glamorizing sex changes and forcing people's to accept them as the other gender. I don't want any hate toward them, I don't want to restrict the rights of adults to get this done if they can pay for it. But there's nothing wrong with standing on our moral convictions.
 
This does not make sense. There has to be more to this story.

I don't understand how he was invited to become a member?

Sororities have "Rush" where for a week there is a formal program for any prospective girls to meet the sisters in each sorority and the sorority to meet the girls.

All girls are voted on, to be asked back. If you are not asked back, you can't join. Each day is an elimination day or an invitation day... who kept inviting him back?

Who voted for him to join?

No one can just say I want to be a member without the agreement of the organization. Fraternities and sororities can refuse to accept any person they want for any reason; personality, values, sense of humor, or lack thereof, academics, lack of morals, interests, athletics, appearance, hygiene, . You have to have a connection with the members to be asked to join.

If you have nothing in common with the girls you meet, you will not be asked to become a member... again, I don't know how he became a member.
 
Far West said:
This does not make sense. There has to be more to this story.

I don't understand how he was invited to become a member?

Sororities have "Rush" where for a week there is a formal program for any prospective girls to meet the sisters in each sorority and the sorority to meet the girls.

All girls are voted on, to be asked back. If you are not asked back, you can't join. Each day is an elimination day or an invitation day... who kept inviting him back?

Who voted for him to join?

No one can just say I want to be a member without the agreement of the organization. Fraternities and sororities can refuse to accept any person they want for any reason; personality, values, sense of humor, or lack thereof, academics, lack of morals, interests, athletics, appearance, hygiene, . You have to have a connection with the members to be asked to join.

If you have nothing in common with the girls you meet, you will not be asked to become a member... again, I don't know how he became a member.
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I think the man in question, invited himself. When he was rejected, he then went to the dean and threatened a lawsuit, which in turn scared the dean and ordered the sorority to take him or be banned.
 
Boss 302 said:
I think the man in question, invited himself. When he was rejected, he then went to the dean and threatened a lawsuit, which in turn scared the dean and ordered the sorority to take him or be banned.
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Well, that sets a precedent that any loser who does not get chosen can threaten a lawsuit to be a member

When you are not wanted, leave... how effing pathetic. How could they want a creep who sits for hours and gets a boner watching women come back to the house they live in. Ewwwwwww

Perhaps he could join a club based on major or hobbies, but Sororities and Fraternities are supposed to have discretion on who they have as members. He should find some group he has common interests, or with people who like him. These girls don't like him.

Better idea, start his own Trans Sorority. He could be famous for starting the first one, then work to nationalize it!

His Trans Sorority can have members just like him... they can share makeup tips, body hair removal techniques, how to tuck it, how to paint on shadows to make their chest look like they have boobs, share what estrogen works best, support each other through chopping off their penis, getting breast implants, brush each other's hair, pick out outfits together, share where to find size 13 high heels... things real women don't know about.

At the same time they can study for finals and exams together, chose a charity to support, community activities that will bring value to the community their sorority house is in. Make sure their GPA is high to represent their sorority and the University in a good light... standard thing required of the Greek organizations that help other girls want to be a member.

But to be given a spot because you threaten to sue is asinine. As an example... At San Diego State University, 1600 girls go through Rush... there are 720 spots. Some will not be asked to join. Some will be asked to join a house they don't want, so they won't join. Ultimately over half will not be invited to join.

I hope these girls win their law suit.
 
Far West said:
Well, that sets a precedent that any loser who does not get chosen can threaten a lawsuit to be a member

When you are not wanted, leave... how effing pathetic. How could they want a creep who sits for hours and gets a boner watching women come back to the house they live in. Ewwwwwww

Perhaps he could join a club based on major or hobbies, but Sororities and Fraternities are supposed to have discretion on who they have as members. He should find some group he has common interests, or with people who like him. These girls don't like him.

Better idea, start his own Trans Sorority. He could be famous for starting the first one, then work to nationalize it!

His Trans Sorority can have members just like him... they can share makeup tips, body hair removal techniques, how to tuck it, how to paint on shadows to make their chest look like they have boobs, share what estrogen works best, support each other through chopping off their penis, getting breast implants, brush each other's hair, pick out outfits together, share where to find size 13 high heels... things real women don't know about.

At the same time they can study for finals and exams together, chose a charity to support, community activities that will bring value to the community their sorority house is in. Make sure their GPA is high to represent their sorority and the University in a good light... standard thing required of the Greek organizations that help other girls want to be a member.

But to be given a spot because you threaten to sue is asinine. As an example... At San Diego State University, 1600 girls go through Rush... there are 720 spots. Some will not be asked to join. Some will be asked to join a house they don't want, so they won't join. Ultimately over half will not be invited to join.

I hope these girls win their law suit.
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The precedent would be you can't reject someone based upon them being a transgender. Wyoming is a red state. I don't think a judge there will recognize a transgender woman, to be a woman.
 
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Boss 302 said:
The precent would be you can't reject someone based upon them being a transgender. Wyoming is a red state. I don't think a judge there will recognize a transgender woman, to be a woman.
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Good Lord, if the state of Wyoming goes woke, then it is a true sign that the apocalypse is upon us all.
 
Boss 302 said:
That just goes to show how the left caters to the perverts.
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Again what stuck out to me was he is a man... she said, "He sat for hours and got erections watching women come back to the house they live in."

That means he is sexually attracted to watching them. As a mom... I would be worried about my daughter being in the same room with him.

I have found many Trans have some really messed up psychological back grounds. I don't know his... but I would not trust him around my daughters.
 
Far West said:
Again what stuck out to me was he is a man... she said, "He sat for hours and got erections watching women come back to the house they live in."

That means he is sexually attracted to watching them. As a mom... I would be worried about my daughter being in the same room with him.

I have found many Trans have some really messed up psychological back grounds. I don't know his... but I would not trust him around my daughters.
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We know of one tranny who became a mass murderer recently.
 
Since I work for a sorority I've been wondering for a while when this was going to become an issue. Fortunately, I think the sorority I work for is led by more conservative women who will hold out as long as possible before allowing men to join. At least I hope...
 
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