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[vicarz]

God dayam I'm hot. So, I never go to Gold's during the week since I'm always in school, and it's just easier to go to the gym over there after class. Well. Today I'm in Gold's and holy frijole was I getting checked out all over. I forgot what a treat it is to be fresh meat! My ass is sore just from the looks!

I'm really posting because I'm confused by a frat boy I saw. He had lots of ink, and a shirt that said "ΔΣΣ" on on side and "Frat boys with guns" on the other. One arm said "BROTHERHOOD" in gansta letters, the other had the ANARCHY symbol!? I don't mean to say anything, but fraternity...anarchy?

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[oontzgrrl.livejournal.com]

He's....um....hardcore, yo?

[http://users.livejournal.com/_blackjack_/]

You should have struck up a conversation about Bakhunin or Syndicalism or something...

[joanarkham.livejournal.com]

I see that guy there all the time! I've had the same thoughts...

[djpsyche.livejournal.com]

He thought it was an Alpha

[(Anonymous)]

Reminds me of that little girl who wanted to start an Anarchy Club at her high school. Perhaps the point of anarchy just sailed right on by.

Oh by the way, Hi it's Renee

[vicar.livejournal.com]

Get an LJ baby! Nice to see you :)

[http://users.livejournal.com/_blackjack_/]

Anarchy does not mean lack of organization, just lack of government and coersion. If anarchosyndicalism isn't oxymoronic, an anarchist club certainly isn't.

(Which isn't to imply that this girl understood the least bit about anarchism...)

[reneed13.livejournal.com]

It isn't the idea of an anarchy club that I have difficulty with. It's the idea of trying to organize one within the confines of a high school environment. First you have to ask the school for permission to have the club, then you have to find a teacher to supervise the meetings. Right there you are already recognizing several people as having authority over you. Then if you get to the point of electing a club president ...

However, I'm just being small-minded and falling prey to stereotypes by having a problem with the idea of a frat boy anarchist.

[vicar.livejournal.com]

Those of us who don't conform believe very strongly in our group affiliation!

This guy had anarchy, fraternity, and ghetto all at the same time. that's um...a lotsa range.