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| 1 | The tragic loss of personal responsibility and the article which got a Forbes writer fired for discussing the sad state of modern campus lifeThe headline (his or an editor's-- either way) opened him up to this. People will get outraged over just the headline and stop reading there. It shouldn't be this way but you've gotta make it innocuous enough so they'll either drop it or keep reading. The point he's making is great. I think it could've been written in less of a click bait sort of style. Basically if he said "here's a common problem ... and here's what my old fraternity is doing to fix it" it would've been gold. People will cherr… | /r/MensRights | 28/09/14 07:08 AM |
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