skinny2001 said:

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cut his ***** off and shove the tissue up his pareneum

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Would that be known as a Taint Tuck among the cosmetic surgery crowd?

Cringe

Mental illness is not something to be celebrated. Degenerate behavior is not something to be celebrated.

Serious question: let's say a biological male is in the process of transitioning….they presumably have sexual attraction to others, probably of the same sex as their own biology or maybe to other trans persons. During sexual activity, do they still experience their biological orgasm through ejaculation?

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Serious question: let's say a biological male is in the process of transitioning….they presumably have sexual attraction to others, probably of the same sex as their own biology or maybe to other trans persons. During sexual activity, do they still experience their biological orgasm through ejaculation?

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Edited: actually, I'd rather not discuss this...might accidentally read a reply after a meal

Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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You would die so a bunch of mental cases can prance around in the opposite gender's clothing? Seems like quite the waste.

Since the division over the Sully statue in June 2020, Texas A&M students and donors have been fighting over the identity and traditions of this university. Wokeness has started infiltrated Bryan/College Station. Drag shows are an example of degenerate behavior that will destroy a functioning society.

Drag shows have been going on in b/cs, and at A&M, for decades....

TexAgs91 said:

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Tex117 said:

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If they want to...they can.

What's the big deal?

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Just wondering, considering there's other "universities" that would love this kind of stuff, why they are pushing so hard to do this stuff at A&M?

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They attend A&M?

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Ok, with all the other "universities" out there that are more liberal/woke, why would they choose A&M?

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Because they are trying to force their worldview on everyone else, and if there is anything those pushing tyranny can't stand, it is dissent. Public dissent emboldens those who might disagree to push back so they attack anyone or any institution that resists. If they can force their way at A&M they can force their way anywhere. They aren't satisfied with anything less than 100% acceptance - or at least compliance.

If they raised the money and rented out the venue, so be it. Whether or not anyone is going to hell and their relationship with God, Allah, Vishnu etc is their own business.

There were a number of "cultural" events put on in Rudder when I was a student that I chose not to attend. This would have likely been another one. As long as they follow the rules for putting on an event, who cares if they want to play dress up?

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TexAgs91 said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Tex117 said:

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If they want to...they can.

What's the big deal?

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Just wondering, considering there's other "universities" that would love this kind of stuff, why they are pushing so hard to do this stuff at A&M?

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They attend A&M?

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Ok, with all the other "universities" out there that are more liberal/woke, why would they choose A&M?

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Because they are trying to force their worldview on everyone else, and if there is anything those pushing tyranny can't stand, it is dissent. Public dissent emboldens those who might disagree to push back so they attack anyone or any institution that resists. If they can force their way at A&M they can force their way anywhere. They aren't satisfied with anything less than 100% acceptance - or at least compliance.

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Bingo

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TheEternalPessimist said:

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We will ban this crap one day.

I swear by it.

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How do you plan on doing that?

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It will be buried in the same law outlawing adultery, blasphemy, and divorce, or maybe in the new Constitutional Amendment guaranteeing religious freedom for only the religions we like.

I liked it better when Texas Trans A&M referred to car we were giving Eric Dickerson and not this crap!

Rudder Theater Capacity = 750
https://visit.cstx.gov/listing/rudder-theatre-complex/1516/#:~:text=The%20Auditorium%20has%20a%20seating,a%20seating%20capacity%20of%20750.

Texas A&M Enrollment (2021) = 73,284
https://today.tamu.edu/2021/10/20/record-enrollment-numbers-continue-at-texas-am/

% of population concerned = 1.023%

The A&M I attended back in the 70's is obviously only a memory now.

SpreadsheetAg said:

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Rudder Theater Capacity = 750
https://visit.cstx.gov/listing/rudder-theatre-complex/1516/#:~:text=The%20Auditorium%20has%20a%20seating,a%20seating%20capacity%20of%20750.

Texas A&M Enrollment (2021) = 73,284
https://today.tamu.edu/2021/10/20/record-enrollment-numbers-continue-at-texas-am/

% of population concerned = 1.023%

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I am concerned and, as a former student, I am not included in your calculation.

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Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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Seriously?

That's a hill i will NEVER die on.

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Freedom of expression is one of many rights we have in this country that have been protected by men that did die on that hill.

Neither libs or conservatives can tell me what I can wear. Banning expression because you don't like it is no different than lib banning expression they don't like on social.

You don't have to like it. You don't have to pay for it.

Science Denier said:

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Martin Cash said:

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Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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Seriously?

That's a hill i will NEVER die on.

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Freedom of expression is one of many rights we have in this country that have been protected by men that did die on that hill.

Neither libs or conservatives can tell me what I can wear. Banning expression because you don't like it is no different than lib banning expression they don't like on social.

You don't have to like it. You don't have to pay for it.

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The only acceptable action would be to mostly-peaceful protest the show by blocking entrances and setting fires. I heard somewhere that was OK when a conservative was going to speak on a college campus.

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Martin Cash said:

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Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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Seriously?

That's a hill i will NEVER die on.

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Freedom of expression is one of many rights we have in this country that have been protected by men that did die on that hill.

Neither libs or conservatives can tell me what I can wear. Banning expression because you don't like it is no different than lib banning expression they don't like on social.

You don't have to like it. You don't have to pay for it.

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Imagine believing that a single American serviceman ever fought and died for the freedom of expression for drag queens.

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Ag_of_08 said:

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So people are being offended and want to cancel something because feelings?

And no direct comparison is not false equivalency

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You're not going to score points with me using this line.

My problem with cancel culture is that it cancels the wrong things.

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Ok, then just admit you are in favor of cancel culture then.

Cancel culture is okay when you are cancelling things that offend you.

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Absolutely.

Cancelling bad things is good.

Cancelling good things is bad.

Simple as.

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I mean, most folks already knew this, but this is a great example of confirming that conservative tears around cancel culture were never about freedom of speech and was just more partisan hackery.

inb4 "now do [insert thing the left does]," because I'll probably agree with you. Neither side, especially with people who are terminally online, are immune from partisan hackery.

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RebelE Infantry said:

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larry culpepper said:

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RebelE Infantry said:

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Ag_of_08 said:

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So people are being offended and want to cancel something because feelings?

And no direct comparison is not false equivalency

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You're not going to score points with me using this line.

My problem with cancel culture is that it cancels the wrong things.

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Ok, then just admit you are in favor of cancel culture then.

Cancel culture is okay when you are cancelling things that offend you.

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Absolutely.

Cancelling bad things is good.

Cancelling good things is bad.

Simple as.

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I mean, most folks already knew this, but this is a great example of confirming that conservative tears around cancel culture were never about freedom of speech and was just more partisan hackery.

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That's a pretty big conclusion from a couple of posts on a college football politics board.

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Science Denier said:

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Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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Seriously?

That's a hill i will NEVER die on.

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Freedom of expression is one of many rights we have in this country that have been protected by men that did die on that hill.

Neither libs or conservatives can tell me what I can wear. Banning expression because you don't like it is no different than lib banning expression they don't like on social.

You don't have to like it. You don't have to pay for it.

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Imagine believing that a single American serviceman ever fought and died for the freedom of expression for drag queens.

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Well, I hate to break it to you, but they technically did. Freedom of speech includes speech that you hate as well as speech you love.

They did not specifically die for people's right to hold a drag show in the year 2022, but that's a pointless discussion to have, because that can be applied to any "offensive" speech by anyone since the country was founded.

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AggieVictor10 said:

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RebelE Infantry said:

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larry culpepper said:

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RebelE Infantry said:

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Ag_of_08 said:

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So people are being offended and want to cancel something because feelings?

And no direct comparison is not false equivalency

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You're not going to score points with me using this line.

My problem with cancel culture is that it cancels the wrong things.

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Ok, then just admit you are in favor of cancel culture then.

Cancel culture is okay when you are cancelling things that offend you.

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Absolutely.

Cancelling bad things is good.

Cancelling good things is bad.

Simple as.

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I mean, most folks already knew this, but this is a great example of confirming that conservative tears around cancel culture were never about freedom of speech and was just more partisan hackery.

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That's a pretty big conclusion from a couple of posts on a college football politics board.

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Eh. There are plenty of real-life examples of conservative cancel culture. This board is just evidence that the attitude is alive and well.

If you criticize cancel culture (like I do), you have to be consistent and apply it both ways. Otherwise it just appears like you want to (aggressively) push your own agenda.

There is a big difference between expressing an opinion for or against an activity, versus actually wielding power to cancel it. Social media cancelled people who had the "wrong" opinion as to the source of Covid-19, possible treatments for Covid-19, Hunter Biden's laptop, etc. These people actually were cancelled by Big Tech Tyrants. No drag queen is getting cancelled as a result of commentary on this board.

AzAg80 said:

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The A&M I attended back in the 70's is obviously only a memory now.

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It's astounding, time is fleeting.
Madness takes control.

You can check out the Rocky Horror Picture Show from what looks like the Texas A&M library (Evans: Media and Reserves (Annex 1st floor)).

https://catalog.library.tamu.edu/Record/in00002589338

RebelE Infantry said:

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Science Denier said:

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Martin Cash said:

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Science Denier said:

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If this **** is not funded with tax dollars, they can do what they want.

I may not like it, but I'll defend to the death their right to do it.

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Seriously?

That's a hill i will NEVER die on.

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Freedom of expression is one of many rights we have in this country that have been protected by men that did die on that hill.

Neither libs or conservatives can tell me what I can wear. Banning expression because you don't like it is no different than lib banning expression they don't like on social.

You don't have to like it. You don't have to pay for it.

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Imagine believing that a single American serviceman ever fought and died for the freedom of expression for drag queens.

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Don't be daft…They were fighting for the general freedom. I'm sure many if not most would probably be disinterested or even offended by drag queens. Then again, maybe all service men should make a list of what they will or won't fight for regarding their interpretation of the constitution. As point out earlier, you don't have to like someone's freedom of speech, expression etc., but if you aren't willing to fight for their right, you can't expect anyone to fight for yours. That is the beauty of how the framers developed the constitution. And incidentally, I've seen fans at NASCAR that could pass for a DG with their flowing mullets. But, they weren't impeding my freedoms in any way

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AzAg80 said:

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The A&M I attended back in the 70's is obviously only a memory now.

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It's astounding, time is fleeting.
Madness takes control.

You can check out the Rocky Horror Picture Show from what looks like the Texas A&M library (Evans: Media and Reserves (Annex 1st floor)).

https://catalog.library.tamu.edu/Record/in00002589338

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I recall the fun times when it showed at Campus Theatre. Full house.