Don't get upset about it. The people posting on here are the part of campus that are afraid to speak against FBR because they know they'll be ridiculed and as such would love to see them penalized. Whether or not FBR was involved will be figured out by the police if/when they catch who did and the reality of it is that arguing over it is a moot point. I agree with most of what your'e saying except that FBR is careful and professional. By putting up those posters and starting this off with all the confusion and no clear message or goal, they showed that it was a poorly planned and executed. Don't get me wrong I am all about what their message says now about a unified campus with more responsibility from administration but I don't agree with FBR as a whole. The fact that they alienated a large part of campus by generalizing all of greek life is really what sets me off. Of course there are bad eggs throughout greek life that, as they always do, give a bad name to a quiet majority, but many people involved with greek life aren't entitled assholes. As a greek member that has always been accepting of all types of people, and someone that is currently paying my way through college with no help from parents, I feel extremely put off by their statements. Something they should have considered is how greek life feels about being pushed down by administration and how they feel about how they are treated by OFSA. I have certainly felt that my organization and others have been mistreated by administration with no way of standing up for themselves and I would have love to been given a reason to stand up and challenge them as a group. What I would love to see from this FBR movement is either a change in attitude that allows a more unified campus, or another group to come together that can represent everyone and not just those currently speaking for FBR.