I enjoyed the Mike Sherman years #BirdsUp

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Hey Bjork - really? You're proud of this?!

Freaking disgusting. Can't believe this garbage is happening at A&M.

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Bjork is an arsekisser and a joke. What did we expect from him? Did anyone pay attention to the zoo he ran in Oxford? He left town with them on probation from should have been lack of institutional control. The Peter Principal dimes him out at second rate Ole Piss.

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I warned y'all on Bjork. Listen to him talk. Every other word is "um." Best case scenario is that that's a sign of lack of confidence, at worse, he's still trying to gather words as he talks. Not impressed when I hear him talk, and definitely not impressed now that there's a crisis.

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I really wish TexAgs would shut all of YOU clowns down. Mond there intimidating the old Ags there? Seriously?! All they did was listen and talk. The old Ags were the ones at a loss of words when being talked to respectfully and with reason. Only thing I heard from the old Ags was Sully has been there a long time. Great reason. They didn't even want to talk to them it seemed...they were just there to make sure nobody vandalized it I guess?

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The left, wanting to silence speech. You really sound young, and indoctrinated into the leftist agenda. Can the other side not protest as well? Please tell me.

Old Ags were respectful and silent, can't say as much for the other side.

Mond seems to believe he can turn himself into the next Keapernick (sp), and cash in with Nike or other sports apparel company as some sort of iconic figure, and cash checks; guess he's realized he won't make in the NFL . . . if it's still there after this crap.

Time to cancel college football in 2020. Let's practice some social distancing.

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I'm sorry to disappoint you that I don't associate with the "left". I don't want to silence any free speech. There has come a point where some of you appear to value the Texas A&M as you have known it to be over the Texas A&M values. Why not dream what it could be? Texas A&M's values will be upheld and make us who we are, not a statue of a man who saved the university. Sully can be appreciated for that and applauded for good things he did in his life. But for respect to our black students and alumni, we can exhibit leadership on a national scale if we take a stand against racial injustice by removing Sully.

Because if you remove history you don't like then what do you have to learn from? You don't just erase everything that's bad in history. You learn from it.

Mond can't make a name for himself as a QB, so he is trying to invent a legacy as a SJW. And perhaps hoping this will keep Jimbo from benching him this season.

Time for Jimbo and Pat Henry to step up and sit their players down. I do not believe RC would have put up with this crap.

Pat Henry should dismiss Tucker.

Email Coach Henry and others in the athletics department, requesting that those who displayed thuggish behavior are dismissed from their respective teams.

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I really wish TexAgs would shut all of YOU clowns down. Mond there intimidating the old Ags there? Seriously?! All they did was listen and talk. The old Ags were the ones at a loss of words when being talked to respectfully and with reason. Only thing I heard from the old Ags was Sully has been there a long time. Great reason. They didn't even want to talk to them it seemed...they were just there to make sure nobody vandalized it I guess?

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The left, wanting to silence speech. You really sound young, and indoctrinated into the leftist agenda. Can the other side not protest as well? Please tell me.

Old Ags were respectful and silent, can't say as much for the other side.

Mond seems to believe he can turn himself into the next Keapernick (sp), and cash in with Nike or other sports apparel company as some sort of iconic figure, and cash checks; guess he's realized he won't make in the NFL . . . if it's still there after this crap.

Time to cancel college football in 2020. Let's practice some social distancing.

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I'm sorry to disappoint you that I don't associate with the "left". I don't want to silence any free speech. There has come a point where some of you appear to value the Texas A&M as you have known it to be over the Texas A&M values. Why not dream what it could be? Texas A&M's values will be upheld and make us who we are, not a statue of a man who saved the university. Sully can be appreciated for that and applauded for good things he did in his life. But for respect to our black students and alumni, we can exhibit leadership on a national scale if we take a stand against racial injustice by removing Sully.

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Let's be sure nothing on campus references Martin Luther King. Sure he did some great stuff. But he was a serial adulterer and that is wrong behavior. I find it offensive. So out he goes.

No one is perfect. All make mistakes. Take the person into the historical context of the times and see if the good far outweighs the bad.

Stop trying to deny and destroy history. No more Taliban acts in the US.

We aren't talking about removing history. History will always be there. Relocate sully to a museum if that makes you feel better. Sully is glorified at A&M, usually mindlessly. I put pennies on the statue when I was a student. I thought it was a fun tradition. However, with knowledge, comes responsibility. I don't want to glorify a man that killed blacks and Indians. Even if that was a norm then. Even if he saved A&M. Even if it was a good thing to start Prairieview at the time. Can we all agree that segregation is not a good thing? Can we all agree that killing people based on skin color is bad?

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LihaiAg06 said:

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I really wish TexAgs would shut all of YOU clowns down. Mond there intimidating the old Ags there? Seriously?! All they did was listen and talk. The old Ags were the ones at a loss of words when being talked to respectfully and with reason. Only thing I heard from the old Ags was Sully has been there a long time. Great reason. They didn't even want to talk to them it seemed...they were just there to make sure nobody vandalized it I guess?

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The left, wanting to silence speech. You really sound young, and indoctrinated into the leftist agenda. Can the other side not protest as well? Please tell me.

Old Ags were respectful and silent, can't say as much for the other side.

Mond seems to believe he can turn himself into the next Keapernick (sp), and cash in with Nike or other sports apparel company as some sort of iconic figure, and cash checks; guess he's realized he won't make in the NFL . . . if it's still there after this crap.

Time to cancel college football in 2020. Let's practice some social distancing.

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I'm sorry to disappoint you that I don't associate with the "left". I don't want to silence any free speech. There has come a point where some of you appear to value the Texas A&M as you have known it to be over the Texas A&M values. Why not dream what it could be? Texas A&M's values will be upheld and make us who we are, not a statue of a man who saved the university. Sully can be appreciated for that and applauded for good things he did in his life. But for respect to our black students and alumni, we can exhibit leadership on a national scale if we take a stand against racial injustice by removing Sully.

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Let's be sure nothing on campus references Martin Luther King. Sure he did some great stuff. But he was a serial adulterer and that is wrong behavior. I find it offensive. So out he goes.

No one is perfect. All make mistakes. Take the person into the historical context of the times and see if the good far outweighs the bad.

Stop trying to deny and destroy history. No more Taliban acts in the US.

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Because cheating on your wife is equal to racism and the murder of people based on skin color.

My Saturdays in the fall just opened up with 4 more hours of free time.

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We aren't talking about removing history. History will always be there. Relocate sully to a museum if that makes you feel better. Sully is glorified at A&M, usually mindlessly. I put pennies on the statue when I was a student. I thought it was a fun tradition. However, with knowledge, comes responsibility. I don't want to glorify a man that killed blacks and Indians. Even if that was a norm then. Even if he saved A&M. Even if it was a good thing to start Prairieview at the time. Can we all agree that segregation is not a good thing? Can we all agree that killing people based on skin color is bad?

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He was a soldier and enemy black soldiers were killed.

And those wonderful, peace loving Indians to which you refer were not quiet so nice in reality. They tortured, massacred and enslaved others - not just Anglos, but other Indian tribes. Learn history. Then open your mouth.

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Is it too late to start the #StartCalzada?

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Is it too late for the transfer rule ?

Unfortunately you still don't have knowledge, get some.

Sully did not murder anyone. Adultery is a serious sin and one of the 10 commandments. Don't compromise your values if you have any and get off your knees as you kiss the feet of BLM members. No one respects weakness. No one is above the law and all of should show respect to others who may disagree with us.

Say he didn't murder anyone. He was called a "negro killer." Adultery is serious...I am not saying that it isn't. It is easy to justify Sully's actions because he was in a war. However, there were other times he killed when he was not in war. The fact is white superiority was prevalent in times and that did not escape Sully. Let's not cancel Sully, but let's remove him as a tradition because Respect is an Aggie core value. We can all agree that we have progressed as a society since segregation and slavery were a norm? Let's take the next step now.

I honestly don't know. But progress isn't stagnant. It takes a willingness to adapt, to change, to improve. Staying still leads to decay and decline.

Serious question. Are you for removing any statues/monuments of Washington, Jefferson, or any of the founding fathers? They all owned slaves and your logic leads me to believe that you would be for removing them.

Play average on the field, act like garbage off it.

Oh lihaag6...come on.

If I say that about you then that makes it so??

Shame on Mond.

I get it...it was written in a newspaper. Think about it though...what would have been written if that war happened today. If he was labeled as "negro killer" then, what would we be calling him today?

I'm good if you want Sully to stay. I'm not labeling you a racist if you do. My main frustration has been people not having the respect and empathy to say the words "Black Lives Matter." Forget the organization. Think of black people. Can you say that you care for them? That you hurt that they feel oppressed in so many ways still. Do you understand that? If people only showed empathy, we would be a much better university and much better country.

He didn't. The black soldiers were on the other side during a war. Educate yourself. Ignorant.

I would not be opposed to it.

No joke. Blacks fought for the north? You don't say.

You guys know why we celebrate Juneteenth?

So if you're not opposed to taking down the founding fathers statues/monuments then what about "The Star Spangled Banner?" Do you want that gone? What about the constitution? Both were written by slave owners.
Just trying to figure out where your logic ends.

There is a difference in wanting cancel things that people did and gave our university/country and wanting to cancel the glorification of such people. We can educate our kids to know what they gave but condemn what they took.

LihaiAg06 said:

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I get it...it was written in a newspaper. Think about it though...what would have been written if that war happened today. If he was labeled as "negro killer" then, what would we be calling him today?

I'm good if you want Sully to stay. I'm not labeling you a racist if you do. My main frustration has been people not having the respect and empathy to say the words "Black Lives Matter." Forget the organization. Think of black people. Can you say that you care for them? That you hurt that they feel oppressed in so many ways still. Do you understand that? If people only showed empathy, we would be a much better university and much better country.

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So because someone does not say "Black Lives Matter" then they have no empathy for blacks? They don't care about the race? This is not a sound argument.

Tell me why you can't say it?

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There is a difference in wanting cancel things that people did and gave our university/country and wanting to cancel the glorification of such people. We can educate our kids to know what they gave but condemn what they took.

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But nobody is glorifying the founding fathers for owning slaves. Nor Sully for fighting for the Confederacy.
The statues/monuments are not there because they owned slaves. You lost me now.

Of course I can say it. I'm pointing out that your argument doesn't make sense. Just because someone doesn't say "Black Lives Matter" doesn't mean they don't care or empathize.
Do I have to say "I love you brother" for me to truly love a friend? Do I have to say "I love you Dad" in order to love my dad?

Like I said, forget the BLM organization.

Just simply say that black lives matter with no ties to anything else.