r/SipsTea • • 2d ago

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u/whysoserious50 2d ago edited 2d ago

Did most of Reddit not go to college? Have ya’ll really never heard of jungle juice? People drink out of coolers at frats all over America. The frat at my school used ever clear. It’s a tasteless alcohol thats 190 proof that’s banned in like 12 states we had to drive to new Hampshire to get it.

I’m not saying that frats use straight up GHB but they ABSOLUTELY try and make the juice as strong as possible while tasting like nothing to try and get women drunk.

Edit- I should’ve clarified everclear as more flavorless than tasteless. I know it burns but it’s easy to mask and obviously I’m not implying ALL frats are like this. I’m just giving you my experience. Don’t cry to me. Ask the women in your life their college experience

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u/ProperWatercress2682 2d ago

In my frat we were a bunch of idiots. Sure the jungle juice was everclear, beer, and kool aid powder, but we made it so WE could get as drunk as possible without tasting it.

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u/margotrobbiesbidet 2d ago

Pretty sure 98 percent of frat guys are like you. Sadly it only takes a few instances to give all of Greek life a bad name. In my experience most frat guys are fine. It’s just, do the good ones have the balls to call it out if/when one of their homies does something fucked up. That’s usually hit or miss in my experience. A lot of Greek life is also protecting one another and keeping things in house to not give the frat a bad rep

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u/Locogators 2d ago

Or maybe y'all could stop generalizing a whole group because of what a few individuals allegedly did?

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u/margotrobbiesbidet 2d ago

1 in 4 women are sexually assaulted in college. It’s not a frat problem. It’s the entire college problem

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u/Locogators 2d ago

Source? And how do you define assault?

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u/margotrobbiesbidet 2d ago

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u/Locogators 2d ago

Doesn't define what they mean by sexual assault. It's a deliberately vague word to inflate the numbers.

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u/margotrobbiesbidet 2d ago

It clearly says

who experienced nonconsensual sexual contact by physical force or inability to consent since enrolling at their school.

Bury your head in the sand all you want. Even if it was one in 10 women it’s still too high

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u/Locogators 2d ago

What is contact? Is catcalling contact? I'd bet money it is.

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u/Climboard 2d ago

The 2019 Campus Climate Survey found that 13% of undergraduate studentsexperienced rape or sexual assault after enrolling in college.
That’s about:
• 1 in 4 undergrad women (26%)
• 1 in 14 undergrad men (7%)
who experienced nonconsensual sexual contact by physical force or inability to consent since enrolling at their school.

Reading is fundamental.

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u/JasonG784 2d ago

After we watered down that phrase to mean basically anything 👍