[Constitutions Grandchild]

I read the entire article, and it takes one’s breath away on so many levels. I can tell you that unless you are willing live at home and commute, you are going to run into some, shall we say, less than acceptable behavior among those with whom you will find yourself engaged. There is no way to escape what has come to fruition from seedlings planted in the 1960s and 1970s.

Some on this post would appear to have received their educations in a monastic order (which I applaud), but if you’re going to go to school anywhere but Liberty University, you are going to be caught up in situations where you have no control over what is happening and have to leave post-haste if you are going to escape without irreparable damage.

The problem in this case is that even escaping an evening gone bad can destroy lives when one makes the right decision and avoids the occasion of sin (and I’m trying to be VERY DIPLOMATIC HERE). To those who feel that these young men received what they deserved, I would humbly suggest and beg that you take this in the kindest way possible, but you need to get out more.

[Locomotive Breath]

There is no way to escape what has come to fruition from seedlings planted in the 1960s and 1970s.

I find it ironic that the "sex, drugs and rock & roll" generation is now running the show and is complaining about the hook-up culture, alcohol consumption and loud parties. I guess they can never trust anyone under 30.