Poll of the Day > Blonde is VOTED OUT of her SORORITY cause she KEPT saying ALL LIVES MATTER!!!

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Jaycie Barton, a student at the University of Texas at San Antonio says she was VOTED OUT of her sorority because she kept posting pro-Trump messages such as ALL LIVES MATTER on her tik-tok!!

The Former Zeta Tau Alpha were outraged that she kept posting those messages on her tiktok and tying the sorority to it and was reprimanded for "unsisterly" conduct before the sisters voted her out instead

They originally stripped her of her Risk Management Chair back in September before voting her out and said "ZTA stands for Black Lives Matter and the statement All Lives Matter goes against ZTA's belief"

One member reportedly said "Zeta Tau Alpha is trying to be more inclusive and saying all lives matter' is not bein very inclusive"

Barton told The Daily Caller "I took a video of some of the posters and signs there. Some random guy, i couldn't even tell you who he was or wha his name was holding a sign that said all lives matter, maga and it really spoke to me that we should be saying the same thing"

Barton says "It's pretty clear that i do suport black lives. And i don't understand how the sorority cannot say that the word 'all' includes everyone". I wasn't joining the sorority to be a supporter of BLM. I joined for philanthropy, which was breast cancer education and awareness and to work alongside sisters that would be open to all. All Lives Matter means we all matter and people need to understand that Black lives aren't above all lives. You are diminishing other lives by saying only black lives matter".

But Barton isn't sad as she got another gig...this time with TURNING POINT USA as the school's chapter president. A group founded by Charlie Kirk

Does she sound like a bimbo to you?

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Good for her, the place she was voted out of sounds like a crazy house.

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Full Throttle posted...

Does Jaycie sound like a bimbo to you?

Nope although the phrase "all lives matter" if you take it literally isn't true at all.

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She's cute here.

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Full Throttle posted...

One member reportedly said "Zeta Tau Alpha is trying to be more inclusive and saying all lives matter' is not bein very inclusive"

lolwut? Do they not understand how words work?


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DANTE20XX posted...

Good for her, the place she was voted out of sounds like a crazy house.

Not at all? Just didn't expect her to try linking them to view points they didn't agree with if what Duckbear put there is to be believed.

shes big in the face but if she could lose 10 lbs shed be hot

Aren't sororities for shallow bimbos anyways? I mean by kicking her out for having a different opinion definitely seems like the standard douche bag overreaction you would come to expect from such groups

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Muscles posted...

Aren't sororities for shallow bimbos anyways?

No they are not just for attractive but unintelligent people.


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Muscles posted...

kicking her out for having a different opinion

Why does anyone think that "having a different opinion" is always something trivial and not a justifiable reason to stop associating with someone? Kicking her out for saying that The Star Wars prequels are better than the OT would be unreasonable. Kicking her out for saying that it's not a problem that black people are routinely murdered by police and that there's no reason to call for justice in such cases (the "all lives matter" position being that the BLM movement is pointless), considerably less so. Not all opinions are equally trivial. Some (especially "political" ones) have the power to very seriously impact the lives of many people, and those who equivocate them with trivial opinions are either being deliberately disingenuous to dismiss legitimate points their opponents have (which is bad, don't do it), or they're being completely clueless as to how privileged they are to be able to exercise such apathy without consequence (which is bad, don't do it).

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Do you think much of the hairsplitting over the name "Black Lives Matter" could have been avoided if the movement had simply tacked a "Too" onto the end of it?

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Firewerx posted...

Do you think much of the hairsplitting over the name "Black Lives Matter" could have been avoided if the movement had simply tacked a "Too" onto the end of it?

No, the people who have a problem with it would be upset no matter what.

BlackScythe0 posted...

No, the people who have a problem with it would be upset no matter what.

Pretty much. Nobody is actually so clueless as to believe that they're correct to mentally stick "only" in front of the phrase. Those that do so do it purely because it's an easy way to discredit something they don't want to have to care about without admitting that. Take away that option, and they'll find some other trivial, irrelevant reason to dismiss it.

Bear in mind that a sizable percentage of the people saying "all lives matter" are also saying "Covid only kills old/sick people, open everything back up and let them fend for themselves." This has never been about actually believing that all lives matter.

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wwinterj25 posted...

Nope although the phrase "all lives matter" if you take it literally isn't true at all.

It matters in the same sense i.e. everybody of x group's life matters somewhat as default unless something changes.
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Muscles posted...

Aren't sororities for shallow bimbos anyways? I mean by kicking her out for having a different opinion definitely seems like the standard douche bag overreaction you would come to expect from such groups

jesus, why must you always speak on matters you cannot wrap your mind around, muscles, ok?

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Kyuubi4269 posted...

It matters in the same sense i.e. everybody of x group's life matters somewhat as default unless something changes.

But again not everyone of x groups life matters. Terrible scum isn't exclusive to a certain group.

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Muscles posted...

Aren't sororities for shallow bimbos anyways?

wwinterj25 posted...

No they are not just for attractive but unintelligent people.

Neither of these are true. To preface, I'm fairly anti-fraternity and anti-sorority and went to a school that wasn't big on them at all. I understand the common stereotypes that people associate with them. But now, at this point in life, I've got friends and family in Greek life and I can confirm that very few of them are "shallow bimbo", not all of them are attractive, and only one I'd consider "unintelligent". It's easy to judge and condemn things you don't like, but stereotypes only disservice yourself by giving you an incomplete and biased view.

She's part of a sorority so it's safe bet they all are.

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JigsawTDC posted...

It's easy to judge and confirm things you don't like, but stereotypes only disservice yourself by giving you an incomplete and biased view.

That's exactly what my post was meaning although I can understand your misinterpretation. "attractive but unintelligent" is the definition of a "bimbo" and not all sorority members fit into that.

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wwinterj25 posted...

That's exactly what my post was meaning although I can understand your misinterpretation. "attractive but unintelligent" is the definition of a "bimbo" and not all sorority members fit into that.

I missed a word in your post when I was first reading it and as a result interpreted it the opposite way it was intended. After re-reading, it would seem that we're on the same page!

Full Throttle posted...

One member reportedly said "Zeta Tau Alpha is trying to be more inclusive and saying all lives matter' is not bein very inclusive"

It literally includes everyone who is presently alive as opposed to being about a specific subset of that group.

Full Throttle posted...

"ZTA stands for Black Lives Matter and the statement All Lives Matter goes against ZTA's belief"

Oh, so they do believe that certain lives don't matter.

wwinterj25 posted...

Nope although the phrase "all lives matter" if you take it literally isn't true at all.

If we're being collectivist about it then I prefer "No life matters".
On an individualistic level "What does one life matter?"
Just decide for yourself if your life matters or not. Don't rely on validsation from others.

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The fact her name is "Jaycie" indicates her parents are idiots, so she didn't really have a chance in life.

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BlackScythe0 posted...

No, the people who have a problem with it would be upset no matter what.

Exactly. The vast majority of people who interpret it in a negative context actively choose to do so. The exceptions are mainly those disconnected from the issue, aka not living in US. I've seen many cases of people who changed their minds and support BLM when it was properly explained to them.

People will always try to find some excuse for why black people protesting is wrong.

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BLM was a stupid name for the movement. I mean if they said "Black Lives Matter" to like 10 people on the street they definitely would have gotten a bunch of "All Lives Matter" responses.

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Yes, with zero context whatsoever people are going to be confused about the intent. That goes for many different catchy titles or company slogans.

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Full Throttle posted...

All Lives Matter means we all matter and people need to understand that Black lives aren't above all lives. You are diminishing other lives by saying only black lives matter

Way to miss the fucking point lol

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Hispanics never get racially profiled by cops.
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Muscles posted...

Aren't sororities for shallow bimbos anyways? I mean by kicking her out for having a different opinion definitely seems like the standard douche bag overreaction you would come to expect from such groups

Not true at all. Theyre for people who value social status and conformity. Many houses are full of people who go onto great careers because of this.

Zareth posted...

BLM was a stupid name for the movement.

100%. It was honestly always going to put a stick between the spokes of the progressiveness bike. The names of things always shifts perception. While it's different in a number of ways, it's sort of like calling it "marriage equality" vs "gay marriage." Marriage equality is sort of an iron-clad title. Two consenting adults want the right to marry one-another. While I don't think there's anything to misinterpret or take the wrong way with "gay marriage", so this example is kinda subpar, I do think that the name "black lives matter" creates division more than unity. Calling it "systemic racial equality" is kind of clinical sounding, but there's less room for semantics.

Successful names for social/political movements should be all-inclusive at face value so there's no misunderstanding. There's no point in unnecessarily baiting people with vague titles. Yes, black lives obviously matter, but you're always going to get the "all lives matter" pushpack, from both well-meaning and not-so-well-meaning people. Hell, even "our lives matter" would've been a big improvement, because it creates a psychology of unity for everyone when said/seen/etc.

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