What? this wouldn't even make since lol, but I see what your saying.
As for Community Colleges, I think the ones that you guys are mentioning are exceptions and may be even rare cases. I have always looked at community colleges as a preparation for ones who aren't mature or focused enough to handle university life on their own, away from parents and family, which would otherwise help them stay focused and on top of things. Now this does not mean that community colleges should then be expected to be a piece of cake, but in all honesty most are.
Lets take Maryland for example, the state I live in. For every county in MD, there is a community college and they all differ from one another in every aspect. And in the more populated counties There can be a CC for every city. Now there are around 18 CC in MD, and having taken a science class at probably the best CC in MD, I would say that may be only one of the CC in MD come close to the caliber of the University of Maryland-College park science department courses. (can't comment on other departments)
The CC that you guys have mentioned may very well be exception, but i think its fair to say that the MAJORITY (90%) of CC are much easier than Universities. And I mean UNIVERSITIES, haha not those weird never heard of small town colleges that are highly comparable to CC or even way worse (just kidding, but for real tough). Their are some small town colleges out there that are a complete joke compared to CC