Not the commenter you responded to, but while you're absolutely right that it's not just Greek System men, they are in a unique position where they have a certain amount of historic and administrative power, sometimes have their houses as part of the campus, have collective resources even beyond their individual school, have a demonstrated culture of circling the wagons, have power over the social and living situation of their members, and also take literal oaths of secrecy and brotherhood. It's taking the same toxic masculinity that all young men are learning to deal with, and building a fortress around it.

The Greeks need to go, or at least have as much of that pared away as possible, starting with the special treatment by and access to the campuses' levers of power.

Nobody said 'only'. The other hotspots of rape (and rapists in general) absolutely also need to go.

no. but they are a distilled and highly efficient implementation of the rape culture.

No, but that's not relevant here

Oh brother

how often do sororities are raping people? none right, vast majority are solely men.

It happens but it's not tacitly understood and organized the way it is with a lot of frats.

I remember at university halls being woken at 3am by unknown voices in the house. I went upstairs to find my female housemate trying to tell some random drunk guy she wasn't interested while his crony mate giggled from the stairway. She sounded terrified and he was just leering in her doorway. He even had the gall to call me a prick for making him leave. Just walked into a stranger's house to try and get laid - anywhere other than uni halls that's a serious offence.