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[bryant]

A week or so ago, the WEEI morning radio jocks were pushing the “it’s no worse than a frat hazing” talking points on Abu Ghraib. This morning, though, there was some interesting mutation going on. Dennis and Callahan spent a lot of time talking about how admirable the people who tried to prevent it were, and how little attention the media was paying to them — which is tacit acceptance that a lot of the soldiers did do something wrong. They went on to talk about the psychological tensions that might lead to abuse, once again accepting the postulate that abuse did occur.

I don’t think the “frat hazing” talking point is sticking.

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[multiplexer.livejournal.com]

According to NPR, that Inhof guy in Congress who said it was all a "frat hazing" had his house egged and people were protesting him on the Capital Steps and calling him an UnAmerican Bigot.

[weaselboy.livejournal.com]

Man, what frats did these guys pledge, anyway?

[ronebofh.livejournal.com]

Kappa Kappa Kappa?