It’s sorority video season

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This thread is example number 1 of why WE as a country are doomed in 50 years…..oh boy….

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Anonymous wrote:There’s a tidal wave of kids from our wealthy full pay NE suburb going to SEC schools. Not too many interested in Vasser, Swarthmore, Smith be or Mt Holyoke.

So why are schools like UConn, UMass, NYU, BU, BC, every Ivy, Pitt, Penn State, UMD et al more popular than ever. Are all the southerners heading North?

Every large college is receiving more apps than ever because the borders are wide open, anyone in the world can apply, and small and mid-sized colleges are all dying.

Bottom line is y'all really can't cope with the fact that the South is booming and smart northern / mid-Atlantic / west coast teens are seeking out the traditional Southern conservative ethos. Because TikTok and other social media is making these colleges look amazing compared to the cold, bad weather, parkas, and far left miserable ethos they see on the same social media at New England and other northern universities.

The linked video is from Arizona State - not a southern school.

Whether sorority girls dancing is amazing or appalling to you is not a North-South thing. You will find this in the midwest, the south, the mountain west, the southwest, the west coast.

And look, outside the Ivies and the Boston schools, New England is incredibly unappealing for most young people today. And the fuddy-duddies saying they would never, my word, how crass, shall clutch the pearls, is a big reason why New England is not a desirable place to go college. New England is far, far more socially conservative than any other part of the country. Some little vid of sorority girls doing a thing in Arizona should not be a thing. But the northeast people clearly have issues with it. Just... go milk the cows and tighten the bonnet.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of socially conservative . Actually I know you don’t. This from wiki explains in simple terms

-“ Social conservatives organize in favor of duty, traditional values, and social institutions, such as traditional family structures, gender roles, sexual relations, national patriotism, and religious traditions.”

And you know nothing if you think this describes New England. These are some typical social conservative qualities.

1. Duty and traditional values is what Republicans always claim and there are very few if any Republicans sent to congress from New England.

2. Massachusetts was the first to recognize gay marriage. Southern states were forced, kicking and screaming into recognizing gay rights.

3. Same sex adoption is legal in the US but some states received religious exemptions to deny same sex couples from adopting. They are, wait for it, Alabama Michigan Mississippi
North

4. Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and North Dakota have bathroom bans in schools and some government-owned buildings. New England has no such bans.

5. New England is statistically the least religious area of the country, the South the most.

6. Alabama and the rest of the southern states ban abortion to one degree or another. New England states do not interfere with a woman’s right to make her own decisions.

7. Alabama and most of the Deep South still jail people for using weed. New England states do not.

There are some really nice people I know from the South but I do not want my teens to even think about going to a Southern state for school. Too many MAGAs and guns. They’ll stay in the Northeast where the local kids were educated in the top public schools in the country and the vibe is chill and liberal.

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This guy is quoting a daily TABLOID owned by Rupert Murdoch. It’s true that many students can’t afford the colleges in the Northeast. Another reason students are going South is for the beaches! Yep, the South is getting the cream of the crop from the North.

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Anonymous wrote:!!!

This guy is quoting a daily TABLOID owned by Rupert Murdoch. It’s true that many students can’t afford the colleges in the Northeast. Another reason students are going South is for the beaches! Yep, the South is getting the cream of the crop from the North.

Cream of the crop? Cite?

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LOL, no.

The south has always been core to our nation, but not always in a good way.

You must have a DCPS education.

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Here is a very tough math question for the TikTok sorority moms:

2 times a small number is what?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:!!!

This guy is quoting a daily TABLOID owned by Rupert Murdoch. It’s true that many students can’t afford the colleges in the Northeast. Another reason students are going South is for the beaches! Yep, the South is getting the cream of the crop from the North.

They’ll live a better life ahead be happier than you.

There is something to be said for the phrase “ignorance is bliss”.

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Anonymous wrote:This thread is example number 1 of why WE as a country are doomed in 50 years…..oh boy….

+1

The stupids are breeding at alarming rates.

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Nashville is the hottest city in America right now. We personally know a handful of wealthy 22 and 23 year old girls raised in DC/Nova/Moco who moved there after college over the tier 1 usual suspects (Manhattan/Brooklyn, LA, SF, Boston). Girls whose families have absolutely zero ties to the state, yet that's where all of their cute wealthy girlfriends from prep school and college wanted to move to after college.

Sorority Mom Math:

Knows a handful of people who moved there. Must mean that it’s the “hottest” city.

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LOL, no.

The south has always been core to our nation, but not always in a good way.

Core as in bowels? Yeah, I can see that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:!!!

This guy is quoting a daily TABLOID owned by Rupert Murdoch. It’s true that many students can’t afford the colleges in the Northeast. Another reason students are going South is for the beaches! Yep, the South is getting the cream of the crop from the North.

1. The number of Northeastern students going to Southern colleges has nearly doubled in the last 20 years.
2. Southern R1s are more selective than ever.
3. Northern R1s are juking their acceptance rates and enrollment with foreign students.

The facts rattle you, so you attack the messenger.

[Anonymous]

Per the WSJ, sorority recruitment registration is up 13% nationwide since 2022. I know girls at several colleges who have rushed this year and the numbers of potential new members at their schools are record high this year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s a tidal wave of kids from our wealthy full pay NE suburb going to SEC schools. Not too many interested in Vasser, Swarthmore, Smith be or Mt Holyoke.

So why are schools like UConn, UMass, NYU, BU, BC, every Ivy, Pitt, Penn State, UMD et al more popular than ever. Are all the southerners heading North?

Every large college is receiving more apps than ever because the borders are wide open, anyone in the world can apply, and small and mid-sized colleges are all dying.

Bottom line is y'all really can't cope with the fact that the South is booming and smart northern / mid-Atlantic / west coast teens are seeking out the traditional Southern conservative ethos. Because TikTok and other social media is making these colleges look amazing compared to the cold, bad weather, parkas, and far left miserable ethos they see on the same social media at New England and other northern universities.

The linked video is from Arizona State - not a southern school.

Whether sorority girls dancing is amazing or appalling to you is not a North-South thing. You will find this in the midwest, the south, the mountain west, the southwest, the west coast.

And look, outside the Ivies and the Boston schools, New England is incredibly unappealing for most young people today. And the fuddy-duddies saying they would never, my word, how crass, shall clutch the pearls, is a big reason why New England is not a desirable place to go college. New England is far, far more socially conservative than any other part of the country. Some little vid of sorority girls doing a thing in Arizona should not be a thing. But the northeast people clearly have issues with it. Just... go milk the cows and tighten the bonnet.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of socially conservative . Actually I know you don’t. This from wiki explains in simple terms

-“ Social conservatives organize in favor of duty, traditional values, and social institutions, such as traditional family structures, gender roles, sexual relations, national patriotism, and religious traditions.”

And you know nothing if you think this describes New England. These are some typical social conservative qualities.

1. Duty and traditional values is what Republicans always claim and there are very few if any Republicans sent to congress from New England.

2. Massachusetts was the first to recognize gay marriage. Southern states were forced, kicking and screaming into recognizing gay rights.

3. Same sex adoption is legal in the US but some states received religious exemptions to deny same sex couples from adopting. They are, wait for it, Alabama Michigan Mississippi
North

4. Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and North Dakota have bathroom bans in schools and some government-owned buildings. New England has no such bans.

5. New England is statistically the least religious area of the country, the South the most.

6. Alabama and the rest of the southern states ban abortion to one degree or another. New England states do not interfere with a woman’s right to make her own decisions.

7. Alabama and most of the Deep South still jail people for using weed. New England states do not.

There are some really nice people I know from the South but I do not want my teens to even think about going to a Southern state for school. Too many MAGAs and guns. They’ll stay in the Northeast where the local kids were educated in the top public schools in the country and the vibe is chill and liberal.

God forbid your children are exposed to people different from them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s a tidal wave of kids from our wealthy full pay NE suburb going to SEC schools. Not too many interested in Vasser, Swarthmore, Smith be or Mt Holyoke.

So why are schools like UConn, UMass, NYU, BU, BC, every Ivy, Pitt, Penn State, UMD et al more popular than ever. Are all the southerners heading North?

Every large college is receiving more apps than ever because the borders are wide open, anyone in the world can apply, and small and mid-sized colleges are all dying.

Bottom line is y'all really can't cope with the fact that the South is booming and smart northern / mid-Atlantic / west coast teens are seeking out the traditional Southern conservative ethos. Because TikTok and other social media is making these colleges look amazing compared to the cold, bad weather, parkas, and far left miserable ethos they see on the same social media at New England and other northern universities.

The linked video is from Arizona State - not a southern school.

Whether sorority girls dancing is amazing or appalling to you is not a North-South thing. You will find this in the midwest, the south, the mountain west, the southwest, the west coast.

And look, outside the Ivies and the Boston schools, New England is incredibly unappealing for most young people today. And the fuddy-duddies saying they would never, my word, how crass, shall clutch the pearls, is a big reason why New England is not a desirable place to go college. New England is far, far more socially conservative than any other part of the country. Some little vid of sorority girls doing a thing in Arizona should not be a thing. But the northeast people clearly have issues with it. Just... go milk the cows and tighten the bonnet.

I don’t think you understand the meaning of socially conservative . Actually I know you don’t. This from wiki explains in simple terms

-“ Social conservatives organize in favor of duty, traditional values, and social institutions, such as traditional family structures, gender roles, sexual relations, national patriotism, and religious traditions.”

And you know nothing if you think this describes New England. These are some typical social conservative qualities.

1. Duty and traditional values is what Republicans always claim and there are very few if any Republicans sent to congress from New England.

2. Massachusetts was the first to recognize gay marriage. Southern states were forced, kicking and screaming into recognizing gay rights.

3. Same sex adoption is legal in the US but some states received religious exemptions to deny same sex couples from adopting. They are, wait for it, Alabama Michigan Mississippi
North

4. Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and North Dakota have bathroom bans in schools and some government-owned buildings. New England has no such bans.

5. New England is statistically the least religious area of the country, the South the most.

6. Alabama and the rest of the southern states ban abortion to one degree or another. New England states do not interfere with a woman’s right to make her own decisions.

7. Alabama and most of the Deep South still jail people for using weed. New England states do not.

There are some really nice people I know from the South but I do not want my teens to even think about going to a Southern state for school. Too many MAGAs and guns. They’ll stay in the Northeast where the local kids were educated in the top public schools in the country and the vibe is chill and liberal.

God forbid your children are exposed to people different from them!

Oh we are exposed maga we are all exposed. This administration is beating on higher education all over. I don't think Trump is doing diddly squat for higher education in the South or anywhere else.