No, they don’t say IU sucks collectively. When I was in school nobody said IU sucks since there were bigger problems happening. As time when on it seemed more and more people were distracted and not aware that IU sucked. Ignorance set in and it became more obvious that far too many people were unaware the IU sucked and was now a potential threat to intelligent life was everywhere we looked. As true throughout history someone took the first step to make people aware of this huge, growing problem and try to correct it before it was too late.
Others joined in to share the obvious for others that had been distracted. Soon, the seeds started to flourish, and more and more people were awakened. Still, this original local awareness had only spread throughout the state and the concern was the ignorance of other areas having no understanding and any potential causes of despair that might result. Inside the hearts of a few messengers to share the story with others was the result of telling other teams…other people in all sorts of venues that IU sucked…to spread the word across this magnificent country until just a few years ago when it was believed that the gospel was sufficiently shared and that some responsibility belongs with the individuals to hold and never lose this understanding so crucial to a better country and so the chant ended in Mackey.
As a historian of abnormal psychology and the behavior of those afflicted, I will probably not be alive should a cleansing of the souls of so many need restored with so many thoughts perished like “some” of those of Flavius Josephus on the destruction of the temple… Though I have never participated personally of such deeds, I was totally aware of the underlining threat and a need for a group of individuals to step forward to try to make the place better for future generations. Now that is a reader digest version as listing all the incidents and examples could not be contained in a normal library.