article_snippet: A member of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity has defended the disturbing Facebook posts of unconscious female students that led to Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity's suspension for a year.
article_snippet: In an interview, A member of the Penn State University fraternity described a 'private group of 144 people'
  The defense as 'satirical' and accused the media of trying to ruin his fellow frat brothers' lives and reputations.
article_snippet: a member provided a statement to Philadelphia magazine  and gave an extensive interview.
article_snippet: a member attempted to justify the existence of a 'private group of 144 people'
  The defense as 'satire', that 'everyone' does it, and laid a lot of blame on the media, while calling for a return to 'higher standards of morality' and referring to the incident as 'minor'.
article_snippet: In a statement to Philadelphia magazine   a member accused the media of attempting to 'ruin people's lives and unjustly ruin reputations' and was challenged in an extensive interview that  posting pictures of nude, unconscious women or intimate messages could ruin nude, unconscious women or intimate messages lives or nude, unconscious women or intimate messages reputations.
article_snippet: It's an inter-fraternity thing and that's that,' he added.
article_snippet: he likened an entirely satirical group to totalfratmove.com and 'raunchy' Snapchats that 'people send all the time'.
article_snippet: a female student was upset and threatened the Fraternity who closed an entirely satirical group.
article_snippet: Members of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity (pictured) posted photos to a Facebook page that showed unconscious nude female students .
article_snippet: Asked why an entirely satirical group was relaunched, Members of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity (pictured) said that an entirely satirical group primary use was for communication within the fraternity about community service and social events.
highlights_snippet: A member of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity has defended the posting of disturbing images of unconscious female students .
  
highlights_snippet: Describing the posts in a private Facebook group as 'satirical' and the incident as 'minor', A member of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity likened the posts in a private Facebook group to Snapchats .
  
highlights_snippet: A member of Penn State's Kappa Delta Rho fraternity accused the media of trying to ruin people's reputations and that sharing the pictures was acceptable in a 'private group of 144 people'
  The defense came as screenshots of comments under one of the photos came to light including demeaning language and: '