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Jilly_in_VA

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8. It is banned

Reply to 3catwoman3 (Reply #6)

Tue Oct 28, 2025, 03:48 PM

Oct 28

but that doesn't stop the little shits. A kid was killed in a hazing incident several years ago at VCU in Richmond, and you would think that would stop things, but nooooo.....another one was hospitalized just this fall, same thing. And kids are still being hazed at football and basketball camps and in locker rooms, sometimes wwith the full knowledge and even participation of coaches.

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'Water became involved': Hazing incident permanently closes Rutgers fraternity [View all] Jilly_in_VA Oct 28 OP

He was critically injured so more than waterboarding. Irish_Dem Oct 28 #1

You wouldn't think it was effective Coldwater Oct 28 #2

Electricity was also involved - it wasn't waterboarding. Ocelot II Oct 28 #3

Ugh. jeffreyi Oct 28 #4

Loose wiring IbogaProject Oct 28 #5

Hazing is such a barbaric ritual. 3catwoman3 Oct 28 #6

It is banned Jilly_in_VA Oct 28 #8

There have been hazing incidents where the boys were told to drink copious amounts of water milestogo Oct 28 #7