re: Man woman joins sorority, walks around with a boner, and gets sued

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So some fatass that never got any attention now says they are Trans to get attention.

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where does it end.

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Listened to an episode of Candace Owens yesterday and she interviewed real women of that sorority and they lay it all out from start to finish.

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and......go on..

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Fire from the sky, and pillars of salt.

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If somebody is college age and has a penis, there’s a decent chance there will be a full or partial erection when inside a sorority house
Words to live by, I believe most sororities have this quote on a picture frame hanging in their house.

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At the Chapter meeting on September 19, 2022, members were told that they would vote that day on Mr. Smith. Sorority rules prohibit discussion during the voting process, but this restriction was not followed for Mr. Smith. Several members of the chapter, including the President, the Membership Chair, and the Vice President for Academic Excellence, spoke prior to the vote. Each made almost identical statements that, upon information and belief, were coordinated with national Sorority officials. Each speaker stated that members could only vote against Mr. Smith if they could articulate specific concerns about his personality. If members had not met Mr. Smith, then a "no" vote was evidence that the member was a bigot. Kappa members understand that bigotry is a basis for suspension or expulsion from the Sorority. The Membership Chair, however, had concealed the only opportunity to meet Mr. Smith. Upon information and belief, the Membership Chair, in conjunction with national Sorority officials, did so because it would permit her to threaten members if they did not vote for Mr. Smith.

The members who discussed Mr. Smith at the chapter meeting repeatedly referenced "transphobia" and "homophobia." One officer stated, "[r]egardless of what your political views are, our Kappa values are acceptance and kindness so if that is something that you disagree with, that's not in line with Kappa values." When other members asked to respond, the chapter President stated, "No, no discussion."

Even after this statement, the chapter President continued to recognize other members to speak about why Kappa Kappa Gamma had to admit Mr. Smith. Statements included: "You should basically be voting yes for everyone unless they truly go against Kappa's values." "It's 2022. If you vote no, it better be for, like, literal issues with that new member or else it's homophobic." "If you have something to say about this that isn't kind or respectful, keep it to yourself." "If your only concerns are about [Mr. Smith] living in the house, you are thinking too far down the road."

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