Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
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TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
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Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
Our alma mater hasn't always been a great place for women, minorities, gays, etc. They're going to have to try a little harder than many other universities and that means there's going to be some things like this. It's largely symbolic and not sure why it annoys you all so much. The feed is loaded with inconsequential crapMother's Day, people getting their vaccines (gasp, surprised that doesn't deserve its own thread), etc. Don't get so pressed, this post hurts nothing unless you don't think LGBT people should be welcomed at A&M. If that's what you think then just say that. A social media post is not that deep.raging_agaholic said:TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
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Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
If they were truly just being "accepting" they wouldn't go so over the top to make a show of it, there would simply not be an acknowledgement of it. This smacks more of "fearful" than accepting. God forbid they didn't make a social media post bowing to the LGBTAAIQ+ nazis, there would be hell to pay.
The cult of social justice is not about acceptance, and never has been. It's about compliance.
TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
If you feel this way why did you go to TAMU. Everybody for the last 50 years has known UT was the progressive school and that Tech and TAMU were the most conservative with a range in between. There has always been options regarding schools known for their unique personas and cultures. TAMU's roots are those of a military training school spiting in the face of the reconstruction era, duh its priority was not to be a "great place for women, minorities, gays." but for those seeking a military or ag/industrial career. I dont think sexual orientation was calculated in the late 19thc when the school was founded. Nor should it be now. No grand conspiracy to discriminate against anyone- just a niche to fill.TXAGFAN said:Our alma mater hasn't always been a great place for women, minorities, gays, etc. They're going to have to try a little harder than many other universities and that means there's going to be some things like this. It's largely symbolic and not sure why it annoys you all so much. The feed is loaded with inconsequential crapMother's Day, people getting their vaccines (gasp, surprised that doesn't deserve its own thread), etc. Don't get so pressed, this post hurts nothing unless you don't think LGBT people should be welcomed at A&M. If that's what you think then just say that. A social media post is not that deep.raging_agaholic said:TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
If they were truly just being "accepting" they wouldn't go so over the top to make a show of it, there would simply not be an acknowledgement of it. This smacks more of "fearful" than accepting. God forbid they didn't make a social media post bowing to the LGBTAAIQ+ nazis, there would be hell to pay.
The cult of social justice is not about acceptance, and never has been. It's about compliance.
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TXAGFAN said:
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's.
And you're ignoring that until marriage rights were granted by the court 6 years ago we were actual 2nd class citizens lacking equal standing for taxes, employer benefits, probate, etc.Maroon Dawn said:TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
Cool
But can't help notice how you're ignoring the bigger picture issue where leftist political ideology is all about division, categorization, hierarchy of faux victimhood and Balkanization ...all while they gas light you and claim to be about inclusion and tolerance
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If you feel this way why did you go to TAMU. Everybody for the last 50 years has known UT was the progressive school and that Tech and TAMU were the most conservative with a range in between. There has always been options regarding schools known for their unique personas and cultures. TAMU's roots are those of a military training school spiting in the face of the reconstruction era, duh its priority was not to be a "great place for women, minorities, gays." but for those seeking a military or ag/industrial career. I dont think sexual orientation was calculated in the late 19thc when the school was founded. Nor should it be now. No grand conspiracy to discriminate against anyone- just a niche to fill.
Its attitudes like yours to change EVERYTHING not to your liking. The hypocrisy is a giant turn off and damages your movement in the eyes of many.
Do you really think that? That there is NO benefit in TAMU doing better? In other words things should have just stayed the same - like the good old days. No women, no blacks, no gays. I don't know why I'm ever surprised by what I read here, but I think that's sad and I hardly think it's radical for us to not be dicks to each other.ttu_85 said:If you feel this way why did you go to TAMU. Everybody for the last 50 years has known UT was the progressive school and that Tech and TAMU were the most conservative with a range in between. There has always been options regarding schools known for their unique personas and cultures. TAMU's roots are those of a military training school spiting in the face of the reconstruction era, duh its priority was not to be a "great place for women, minorities, gays." but for those seeking a military or ag/industrial career. I dont think sexual orientation was calculated in the late 19thc when the school was founded. Nor should it be now. No grand conspiracy to discriminate against anyone- just a niche to fill.TXAGFAN said:Our alma mater hasn't always been a great place for women, minorities, gays, etc. They're going to have to try a little harder than many other universities and that means there's going to be some things like this. It's largely symbolic and not sure why it annoys you all so much. The feed is loaded with inconsequential crapMother's Day, people getting their vaccines (gasp, surprised that doesn't deserve its own thread), etc. Don't get so pressed, this post hurts nothing unless you don't think LGBT people should be welcomed at A&M. If that's what you think then just say that. A social media post is not that deep.raging_agaholic said:TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
If they were truly just being "accepting" they wouldn't go so over the top to make a show of it, there would simply not be an acknowledgement of it. This smacks more of "fearful" than accepting. God forbid they didn't make a social media post bowing to the LGBTAAIQ+ nazis, there would be hell to pay.
The cult of social justice is not about acceptance, and never has been. It's about compliance.
Its attitudes like yours to change EVERYTHING not to your liking. The hypocrisy is a giant turn off and damages your movement in the eyes of many.
So look here's the problem. If you believe that just say it. Your issue isn't pride being highlighted by A&M, your issue is the existence of gay people which you believe is a sinful abomination. Get to the point, don't hold back the hate - helps us to see you coming and is why people still push for equality and against a point of view, yours, that is still alive and well.FbgTxAg said:
"Honoring" sexual degeneracy and mental illness and actively encouraging people to devolve deeper and deeper into such deviant behavior has historically indicated a civilization on a steep and spiraling decline.
The greatest civilization in the history of the earth is circling the proverbial drain.
TXAGFAN said:So look here's the problem. If you believe that just say it. Your issue isn't pride being highlighted by A&M, your issue is the existence of gay people which you believe is a sinful abomination. Get to the point, don't hold back the hate - helps us to see you coming and is why people still push for equality and against a point of view, yours, that is still alive and well.FbgTxAg said:
"Honoring" sexual degeneracy and mental illness and actively encouraging people to devolve deeper and deeper into such deviant behavior has historically indicated a civilization on a steep and spiraling decline.
The greatest civilization in the history of the earth is circling the proverbial drain.
TXAGFAN said:Our alma mater hasn't always been a great place for women, minorities, gays, etc. They're going to have to try a little harder than many other universities and that means there's going to be some things like this. It's largely symbolic and not sure why it annoys you all so much. The feed is loaded with inconsequential crapMother's Day, people getting their vaccines (gasp, surprised that doesn't deserve its own thread), etc. Don't get so pressed, this post hurts nothing unless you don't think LGBT people should be welcomed at A&M. If that's what you think then just say that. A social media post is not that deep.raging_agaholic said:TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
If they were truly just being "accepting" they wouldn't go so over the top to make a show of it, there would simply not be an acknowledgement of it. This smacks more of "fearful" than accepting. God forbid they didn't make a social media post bowing to the LGBTAAIQ+ nazis, there would be hell to pay.
The cult of social justice is not about acceptance, and never has been. It's about compliance.
They sure are strongly correlated.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
Absolutely false. And Jesus loves you, too.Dilettante said:They sure are strongly correlated.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
whatever mental gymnastics you need to do to sleep at night.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
Some of us acknowledge that we are not God. We aren't the center of our own universe. We don't make the rules, and it really doesn't matter if we don't like them.TXAGFAN said:whatever mental gymnastics you need to do to sleep at night.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
I find your point of view that my mere existence is a sin insulting at best.
Same. That's why I don't mind religion until you start telling me I need to follow your religions teachings in our lawsEllis Wyatt said:Some of us acknowledge that we are not God. We aren't the center of our own universe. We don't make the rules, and it really doesn't matter if we don't like them.TXAGFAN said:whatever mental gymnastics you need to do to sleep at night.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
I find your point of view that my mere existence is a sin insulting at best.
TXAGFAN said:Just pointing out for a group you said Republicans don't care about and at least for the gays you're ok with the rights we got last few years - you sure love to post about us. Nothint else to say here.Onceaggie2.0 said:
In before TXAGFAN
Congrats to TAMU, we've come a long way from "Straight Ags Week" of the early 00's. Most of us were in closet back then, but happy to see University is a friendlier place now for what is a larger and more obvious open student body.
Sorry that doesn't work for you. There's still plenty of schools who don't approve of LGBT people, perhaps should have attended BYU, Liberty, etc. The only thing unreasonable is that you expect a public university to not be accepting of this group.
What rights are being denied that community today or in the past? Did they have a recent Supreme Court decision allowing them to no longer be 2nd class citizens? If so very glad they've made that progress.Nitro Power said:
Not at all the way I interpreted what was posted. Poster is saying we are tired for this **** being forced down our throat. We know you're gay, you got the rights you think you didn't have. What more do you want? What would happen if we had a "Middle Class White Male Month"? All hell would break loose.
When I say you I mean the gay community as a whole, not you specifically.
You can certainly do as you wish and I won't stop you. Don't try to indoctrinate my children, though...and that's where the gay agenda goes way off the rails.TXAGFAN said:Same. That's why I don't mind religion until you start telling me I need to follow your religions teachings in our lawsEllis Wyatt said:Some of us acknowledge that we are not God. We aren't the center of our own universe. We don't make the rules, and it really doesn't matter if we don't like them.TXAGFAN said:whatever mental gymnastics you need to do to sleep at night.RingOfive said:
Believing homosexuality is a sin does not equal hate.
I find your point of view that my mere existence is a sin insulting at best.
