Phi Kappa Psi to 'pursue all available legal action' against Rolling Stone

CNN ^ | 6 Apr 15 | Brian Stelter

[Billthedrill]

Sue the bastards 'til their eyes bleed. Then sue 'em again.

I mean this in the nicest possible way.

[riverdawg]

“They should also go after that mentally unqualified president of UVA. She punished not only them but also other fraternities, even sororities. What an unstable woman.”

She did what 90% of all university presidents (and an increasing number of so-called “conservative” politicians) would do in similar circumstances: cave in to political correctness.

[TWhiteBear]

The irresponsible,and malicious article from Rolling Stone caused damage not only to the current members of the whole fraternity but also to the members who are working.
Their current jobs, promotions and future jobs were all attacked and damaged. Thousands of once honorable resumes were tarnished by the bogus report.
The Non-apology apology will not help.
TWB

[digger48]

she shouldn't be allowed to be within 1000 feet of any writing utensil

[vetvetdoug]

Sue them for this dishonest article and for enlarging Al Gore’s Penis undeservedly.

[boxlunch]

Phi Kappa Psi to ‘pursue all available legal action’ against Rolling Stone
Now this I regard as good news. Any lawsuits against any liberal media company are in the best interest of society. I wish we could sue them all out of existence, or at least until they change their biased ways.

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That thought bears repeating until it comes true.
The 4th estate is the 5th column in this country.

[Nachoman]

I wonder how many lawyers are counted among the Phi Kappa Psi alumni ...

The question is "Can they get the case before a Phi Psi judge? "

[DoughtyOne]

Interesting point huh. Good one.

[editor-surveyor]

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Go for it!
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[cherokee1]

Not only do the Rolling Stones, soon to be known as the Flat Rocks, have a big dose of reality coming, but I haven’t heard anything about the college getting a bill for its services? Remember the Quick Draw McGraw genius there that threw the frat out of its campus house? He’s got a big knee -in-the-groin coming also. That’s almost enough to make me want to go to law school to learn enough of the fine points to drive nails in the heads of all these halfassed touchyfeely PC reprobates. There needs to be a major firing at the school just to slow down the next ahole who takes a notion to save the world for dirty newsrags.

[DoughtyOne]

It would be nice if this wave washes up on a lot of Liberal shores.

[KC_Conspirator]

That is very noticeable...they did not apologize to the people they wrongfully smeared. But that is the mind of a social warrior leftist, where facts do not matter.

[AppyPappy]

An apology would be an admission of guilt. The lawyers are in charge now

[bjorn14]

Not only did they not dorectly apologize to the frat but then blamed the ‘victim’ for lying. And where is this war on women?

[DoodleDawg]

I hope they take Rolling Stone to the cleaners.

[redgolum]

Depends on how they spin this. If RS goes on the stand and says “Well, this case was false. The reason we believed it was because of the large amount of rapes that happen”, they might win because of PR. RS seems pretty brazen right now.

The Phi Kappa is in a desperate situation though. A Fraternity is always two years or less from going under, and after this I don’t think to many mothers will let their sons join no matter what the outcome. They have nothing to lose.

[redgolum]

They are viewing the president of UVA as a hero.

Watch, they will start portraying her as a victim soon if the fraternity sues UVA.

[DoughtyOne]

Not only do the Rolling Stones, soon to be known as the Flat Rocks, have a big dose of reality coming...

Noticed this earlier and didn't mention it. You meant the Rolling Stone Magazine, not the Rolling Stones musical entity.

[gogeo]

Anyone who hasn’t already seen it should rent “Absence of Malice.” Great Paul Newman movie from 1981 which was the original source of the Ray Donovan quote.

[gogeo]

+1.