Cry harder.
Just teach the subject without inserting your own politics. It is not hard.
Just teach the subject without inserting your own politics. It is not hard.
TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed. However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
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"...illegally teaching gender identity and transgender ideology in violation of President Donald Trump's executive order that declares there are only two genders. Instructor Melissa McCoul responded, "My gender isn't illegal," resulting in a back-and-forth exchange between the two."
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/3815465/texas-am-president-resigns-backlash-viral-gender-ideology-video/
Rebel Yell said:
Cry harder.
Just teach the subject without inserting your own politics. It is not hard.
Rebel Yell said:
Cry harder.
Just teach the subject without inserting your own politics. It is not hard.
agforlife97 said:
I doubt professors in legitimate fields such as engineering, physics, etc. are worried about anything like this. But in general, many, many more students both at A&M and around the country need to do exactly what the A&M student did and expose more of this nonsense, not less. It's laughable the notion that everyone should let the professors handle things internally, especially considering what happened in this case! The teacher was completely intolerant of opposing views and the university tried to silence her. More sunlight is needed to disinfect.
TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed. However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
L7 WEENIE said:Wildmen11 said:
Cry more professor
Try to read it without rolling your eyes. Try to have empathy with where many professors and researchers are at right now. Understand their importance for our school academically. Now, when I say try to have empathy, that doesn't mean you need to show sympathy or agree with them, but try to see their perspective and how it could impact our state university that we all love so much.
***lol at this getting moved to F16. Comments in response will be wild***
L7 WEENIE said:Wildmen11 said:
Cry more professor
Try to read it without rolling your eyes. Try to have empathy with where many professors and researchers are at right now. Understand their importance for our school academically. Now, when I say try to have empathy, that doesn't mean you need to show sympathy or agree with them, but try to see their perspective and how it could impact our state university that we all love so much.
***lol at this getting moved to F16. Comments in response will be wild***
TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed. However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed. However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
L7 WEENIE said:Wildmen11 said:
Cry more professor
Try to read it without rolling your eyes. Try to have empathy with where many professors and researchers are at right now. Understand their importance for our school academically. Now, when I say try to have empathy, that doesn't mean you need to show sympathy or agree with them, but try to see their perspective and how it could impact our state university that we all love so much.
***lol at this getting moved to F16. Comments in response will be wild***
dermdoc said:
Never write anything unless you are not anonymous. And own it.
SemperFi1775 said:
TLDR
TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed.
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However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
aggiez03 said:TA-OP said:
I know nothing I say will affect how professors, staff, and current students are viewed.
Professors who act professionally and teach the curriculum are viewed as assets to the university.
Staff who act professionally and make sure professors teach the curriculum are viewed as assets to the university.
No one has said anything negative about students on F16.Quote:
However, the blind, dismissive hate of all concerns (especially those of students… fellow Aggies) will damage Texas A&M in the long run and cost future Aggies the highest quality educations. Congrats, I guess.
I think you are getting the sides confused.
No one went in blind. Not teaching the curriculum and claiming there are more than two genders, (which is a biological fact BTW), is a fireable offense, and that is what the student and alumni asked for. The President did the rest on his own due to hubris, vindictive behavior (either direct or tolerating it) and deceit.
Dismissive hate... Not sure what this means, but can only assume that claiming the biological fact of only two genders must seem like hate to lefties. There was not an ounce of hate in F16 or in any of the calls for people to lose their jobs.
If you truly worried about the future of the Aggie students and the highest quality education, then you would be FOR ALL INDOCTRINATION TO GET OUT OF THE SCHOOL, as 95% is lies or half truths, which only bring down the education when stuff that is NOT TRUE is being taught.
backintexas2013 said:
I would have some empathy if the poon identified themselves instead he cries to the Batt and does it without having any courage. Also his/her security? Is she/he afraid a liberal will shoot him?
Fixed for assuming the poon's gender.
Buck Compton said:Quote:
But we have already lead lives of consequence.
There is a good message in some of that diatribe, other parts of it I disagree with vehemently, but this type of thing is just ridiculous egocentric language to me.
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I don't know where I stand on this particular issue. I'm pro free speech, but something has to be done about indoctrination.
2004FIGHTINTXAG said:
" This is a precarious moment in A&M's history. Your education will change that much is certain. The only question is whether it changes at the hands of outside forces, or because you choose to be the agent of change."
This tenured professor is overly dramatic and does not know how to present a logical argument.