I must say, I'm extremely embarrassed at the actions certain students took at my beloved university.

If you are going to protest a speaker on campus, great, do it, it's your right to. But don't desecrate one of the most sacred places on campus. The Memorial Student Center is dedicated to all the men and women who have given their lives for you to have the right to protest.

For you to storm the center and pick a fight with the police, and be on national television, making Texas A&M the laughing stock of he country is completely unacceptable. There was a peaceful protest going on literally across the street at Kyle Field.

You should absolutely be ashamed of yourselves. As Aggies, we believe in the core values of Honor, Discipline, Leadership, Respect, Loyalty, and Selfless Service.

I know I'm ashamed to call you my fellow Ag.

Do not tarnish my school. Do not destroy the MSC. Do not censor right that others have to have an opinion that is different from yours. Guess what, I'm Hispanic, I don't agree with what he stands for either. But I respect the man's right to believe and say what he does.

I hope you're happy for the damage you caused. I hope your happy causing more division in an already broken society.

What you did will not cause brothers to come together, but instead will only cause more people like this man that you are so against to rise up.

I'm sorry Aggieland. I truly am. May the true Aggie Spirit shine forth in the darkness, a spirit of Love, Hope, and Brotherhood.

"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
-John 15:13

You realize a lot of those folks weren't students, right? They are professional protesters.

A tasty meal, indeed

you let a bigot rustle the f out of you. lutz

NightHawk150 said:

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I must say, I'm extremely embarrassed at the actions certain students took at my beloved university.

If you are going to protest a speaker on campus, great, do it, it's your right to. But don't desecrate one of the most sacred places on campus. The Memorial Student Center is dedicated to all the men and women who have given their lives for you to have the right to protest.

For you to storm the center and pick a fight with the police, and be on national television, making Texas A&M the laughing stock of he country is completely unacceptable. There was a peaceful protest going on literally across the street at Kyle Field.

You should absolutely be ashamed of yourselves. As Aggies, we believe in the core values of Honor, Discipline, Leadership, Respect, Loyalty, and Selfless Service.

I know I'm ashamed to call you my fellow Ag.

Do not tarnish my school. Do not destroy the MSC. Do not censor right that others have to have an opinion that is different from yours. Guess what, I'm Hispanic, I don't agree with what he stands for either. But I respect the man's right to believe and say what he does.

I hope you're happy for the damage you caused. I hope your happy causing more division in an already broken society.

What you did will not cause brothers to come together, but instead will only cause more people like this man that you are so against to rise up.

I'm sorry Aggieland. I truly am. May the true Aggie Spirit shine forth in the darkness, a spirit of Love, Hope, and Brotherhood.

"Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
-John 15:13

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I don't disagree with your overall sentiment, but good grief man get a grip

A) Most of those protestors that caused problems are not students at TAMU.

2) Most of the coverage has been fairly positive for the University, and against Spencer. We're in NO WAY a "laughingstock".

D) Relax. It's not really that big a deal.

Free speech means tolerating speech you don't agree with. Black race baiters like Sharpton, Farahkan, etc., would have had a different result; almost a non event.

Shame on those who desecrated the Memorial Student Center, on the eve of the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor.

If you really want to look at something embarrassing go to the politics board.

*you're

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AGnCS said:

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You realize a lot of those folks weren't students, right? They are professional protesters.

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Are there organizations for professional protestors? If so, they need to start getting identified and called out.

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Yes, they are called the Democratic Party.

• hated what was happening
• thought coverage was positive
• don't over react - only two arrested and neither were students
• respected the dewshbag's right to free speech, hated he thought A&M was the place for his message
• still love my school
• the sun rose this morning.

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Are there organizations for professional protestors?

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BLM?