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Draggieland was probably an easy name for the organizers to come up with, but it's still catchy.
I hope all involved are able to pull it off.

Liberal events whether it be a protest, a riot, or a drag queen event do not cause Covid spread.

That hypocrisy is the point.

Wasn't there a club in Bryan that did these types of events all the time? Why don't they just host it there?

Fwiw, I don't care that they do this. The ability to engage in controversial or unpopular behaviors and speech or art that is outside the view of the majority is a sign of Liberty and freedom being preserved. It is up to people to decide if they want to observe or participate or not.

Lighten up, Francis. Next you'll be trying to regulate morality in the bedrooms.
If you don't like it then turn the channel. So simple.

While I think they should be able to do this, my issue is with the people who think conservative or even controversial speakers should be banned from speaking at universities while marxist speakers and drag queens are treasured and should always be given speaking accommodations. Universities are increasingly filled with people like this and it's not just students.

Also, if I could give less, I would.

Celebrating mental illness

Tanya 93 said:

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ironmanag said:

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The idea that it did well is false also.

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I don't know about you, but I think a sell out means it did well.

Did they lie about that?

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It was empty except for abut 50 people.

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Were you there?

But it still sold out.
Which means it did well.
Unless you are saying they lied about it being sold out.

I don't live there. So did they lie about sold out tickets?

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LOL, guess not

Boo Weekley said:

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While I think they should be able to do this, my issue is with the people who think conservative or even controversial speakers should be banned from speaking at universities while marxist speakers and drag queens are treasured and should always be given speaking accommodations. Universities are increasingly filled with people like this and it's not just students.

Also, if I could give less, I would.

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That's a fair point.

New Army

Faustus said:

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Alyssa Edwards (Rule No. 1)





Draggieland was probably an easy name for the organizers to come up with, but it's still catchy.
I hope all involved are able to pull it off.

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I love Alyssa edwards. Really good person. She also has a show on Netflix but she's not in drag for it. She teaches girls dance and has a pretty popular dance studio

Madea was posted above.
Strong black woMAN can be scary.

Boo Weekley said:

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While I think they should be able to do this, my issue is with the people who think conservative or even controversial speakers should be banned from speaking at universities while marxist speakers and drag queens are treasured and should always be given speaking accommodations. Universities are increasingly filled with people like this and it's not just students.

Also, if I could give less, I would.

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I get that.

The only problem with the show is they won't have a really fashionable level of drag there since they're mostly amateurs.

You won't see anything like this there:

https://instagr.am/p/CNd5qCIHHzV

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I'm not surprised you don't see the reasoning behind this being an issue. If they want a drag show they can have it at Halo

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They could.
I agree.

But they aren't.

I get you guys don't like it happening there, let alone in BCS.

The reality is there is a market for it. Whether you like that or not.

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That's a terrible reason.

There are markets for marijuana, alcohol, strippers, and prostitutes. The existence of a market isn't what makes an event worthy of the venue.

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You forgot the liberal absolute favorite market, children.

Tanya 93 said:

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It happened a year or two ago.
Also
Did really well.

I guess don't go

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I won't go.

Quick question, do you see it as hypocritical that muster must be virtual but drag show is OK in person?

I agree with your point but your examples of drag are awful. Here's some better ones:

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Eso si, Que es said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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It happened a year or two ago.
Also
Did really well.

I guess don't go

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I won't go.

Quick question, do you see it as hypocritical that muster must be virtual but drag show is OK in person?

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Perhaps muster was before things opened up in Texas? There were different stages of the pandemic, right?

It's perversion and disgusting no matter how glamorous you try to make it look.

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I have no problem.

Drag is a form of entertainment. People can go watch it or not.

the end.

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I too have no problem with someone doing something that doesn't have a negative affect on my life.

And you're right, people are free to watch it, or not. The world has changed, and will continue until it's end. People that don't like it would do themselves a favor and not look at it, much less attend those things. Life's so much easier that way.

Saw one behind northgate sunday afternoon wearing a skirt and a black hat that said America Was Never Great.

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Saw one behind northgate sunday afternoon wearing a skirt and a black hat that said America Was Never Great.

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But why were the Obamas in town?

Why do they need their own competition? Shouldnt they be competing against women?

Literally people in this thread

You are entitled to your opinion, as are we (me). But weird people will be weird. Once you normalize something, it breeds something even more outlandish. It started with gay marriage, now it's moving to transgender, soon to be pedophilia...where does it end? It doesn't because the weird is normalized.

I remember seeing this on campus when we went to Aggieland Saturday.

That's what I'm getting at. It gets normalized by people saying things to the effect of "how does the affect you, if you don't like it just don't go." I say that it does have an effect on me because it damages the health of the society in which I live.

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That's what I'm getting at. It gets normalized by people saying things to the effect of "how does the affect you, if you don't like it just don't go." I say that it does have an effect on me because it damages the health of the society in which I live.

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Then maybe you shouldn't live in this country. There are a lot of people with norms and morals different than you. Actually, a vast majority are different than you since most don't believe people should be put to death like you do.

To be so self righteous to think everyone needs to change but you is so narcissistic and toxic that it makes me wonder what your world is really like.

Since you believe in strict interpretations of sharia law, perhaps you'd be better suited for Iran, or Saudi Arabia?

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Eso si, Que es said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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It happened a year or two ago.
Also
Did really well.

I guess don't go

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I won't go.

Quick question, do you see it as hypocritical that muster must be virtual but drag show is OK in person?

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Perhaps muster was before things opened up in Texas? There were different stages of the pandemic, right?

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Muster is next Wednesday, 3 days after this event.

Well that is definitely unfair then.

If the drag show can have an audience, muster absolutely should.

Imma going to go ahead and and say right now, "Wait five years and you'll receive extra credit in university coursework for either attending or participating".

Of course....I'll be called phobic and paranoid for this.

Just like I was five years ago when I asked if trans women can demand access to women's locker rooms why can't they demand access to women's sports teams?

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Well that is definitely unfair then.

If the drag show can have an audience, muster absolutely should.

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That's my thing. Either allow both or none.

None of this is about public health.

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RebelE Infantry said:

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That's what I'm getting at. It gets normalized by people saying things to the effect of "how does the affect you, if you don't like it just don't go." I say that it does have an effect on me because it damages the health of the society in which I live.

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Then maybe you shouldn't live in this country. There are a lot of people with norms and morals different than you. Actually, a vast majority are different than you since most don't believe people should be put to death like you do.

To be so self righteous to think everyone needs to change but you is so narcissistic and toxic that it makes me wonder what your world is really like.

Since you believe in strict interpretations of sharia law, perhaps you'd be better suited for Iran, or Saudi Arabia?

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Lol you pretend that this kind of behavior wasn't publicly unacceptable until like 5 minutes ago. And then go on to suggest that I am some sort of radical for believing that it should have remained unacceptable.

I seek a stable and moral society in which to raise my children, hopefully leaving behind that same morality and stability for them to raise their children in. This kind of degeneracy is not a sign of a stable or moral society.

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Tanya 93 said:

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It happened a year or two ago.
Also
Did really well.

I guess don't go

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Not surprised. Circus freaks always draws a good crowd.

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As far as I'm concerned it's all comedy and circus clowns.

bmks270 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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Nitro Power said:

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I'm not surprised you don't see the reasoning behind this being an issue. If they want a drag show they can have it at Halo

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They could.
I agree.

But they aren't.

I get you guys don't like it happening there, let alone in BCS.

The reality is there is a market for it. Whether you like that or not.

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That's a terrible reason.

There are markets for marijuana, alcohol, strippers, and prostitutes. The existence of a market isn't what makes an event worthy of the venue.

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Good chance all four of those exist on the campus; especially on a football weekend