Comments by "Ronin Dave" (@RoninDave) on "Dog Treats, Alcohol & Sorority Girls - Why The School Put a Stop To It" video.

  1. I'd give them a treat - heyoooo!!!! But seriously frats and sororities is this bizarre society of affluential people who make networks for future business while getting the trophy wife/husband
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  2. niselat never bothered to try as I didn't feel like buying friends
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  3. Jiqs CS that's how it works, you dummy. Most people in the frats come from wealthy family many of whom were also in the same frats. They help each other out - their frat brothers and their frat brothers' sons whether it be to get a job, get capital investment, get a loan, act as a reference, ect... seriously, are you this naive? Have you lived in America?
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  4. Jiqs CS oh, please! You are so deluded it's not even funny. It's how the game works. 
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  5. Jiqs CS george bush, jr
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  6. Jiqs CS well you spoke to some people, that's great! Thing is most of them don't realize it that the frat is part of whole system of how many of them achieved success perhaps not by their terms but to others. They're put in the right schools where they make many connections (if you don't understand the concept of networking I can't help you). This starts from early on and goes thru university where they join the right frat and make further connections. They helped all thru-out their lives in many small and large ways but they can't it see it. And apparently neither can you
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  7. Jiqs CS really? I haven't been in university for nearly 2 decades so I've been around already so don't try that shit on me, grandpa. You are naive to how things work. Even where your friends are currently are is a result of this system which the frat is a part of. Of course if they don't go to Harvard they won't get the CEO position but what they will get is a good respectable position at their level thru the help of their dad, their dad's friend (likely a frat brother), or a fellow frat. There are plenty of people who work but don't get near where your friends are because they didn't have the same opportunities at education, job opportunities, connections, etc... as your friends did.
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