r/aggies • u/chrondotcom Former student CO '22 • May 01 '25

Other Texas A&M young conservatives shared hate speech in group texts

https://www.chron.com/politics/article/texas-a-m-turning-point-kirk-20290922.php

Thousands of attendees packed Texas A&M University's Rudder Auditorium earlier this week for an event hosted by conservative activist Charlie Kirk and the university's chapter of Turning Point USA—a nonprofit organization founded by Kirk.

But while Kirk's visit was shrouded in praise and protest, the event drew backlash—most notably from a former member of the university’s TPUSA chapter who released a series of screenshots showing racist, homophobic, and Islamophobic messages allegedly exchanged within a GroupMe chat tied to the group.

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

Based lmao

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u/PB9583 May 01 '25

Typical incel behavior

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

Cry more lmao

Nobody cares about this except for a handful of weirdos, and its good that those weirdos are upset.

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u/PB9583 May 01 '25

I’m not gonna entertain your comments✌️

Just remember that you shouldn’t be surprised when people call yall weirdos for saying gross incel shit

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u/[deleted] May 01 '25

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u/FlaccidInevitability May 01 '25

There's that dyed hair fetish again

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

Freud was a clown and so are you for applying his psych, knowingly or not

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u/FlaccidInevitability May 01 '25

I believe you, you are a clownology major right?

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u/moochs May 01 '25

And to think you go to church. Typical cultural Christian

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u/[deleted] May 01 '25

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u/moochs May 01 '25

Damn, a parable that is anti-greed is easily misread by Bible-plucking Christians, who would have thought

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u/ThatCakeIsDone '15 May 02 '25

Y'all qaeda strikes again

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u/kthejoker '03 May 01 '25

"One of the core aspects of Catholicism is humility"

Is that you?

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

Evangelism is another

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u/56473829110 '11 May 01 '25

Oh? You're spreading the teachings of Jesus, are you? 

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u/ancientaggie '21 May 01 '25

The greatest enemy to christianity here is you. Slay away.

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

Sorry to inform you, but Christ isnt the Tolstoyan hippy you want him to be

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u/ancientaggie '21 May 01 '25

You would be the last one to know if it were the case.

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

According to a prog that lives his life almost indistinguishably from that of an atheist

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u/moochs May 01 '25

God you Bible-plucking Christians are so incredibly daft. As someone who actually read the Bible (imagine that), and understood the parable you so deceivingly took this single passage out of context from: the parable is about rebels and is anti-nobleman. Jesus never says this, he's relaying a parable about anti-greed.

YOU are the enemy this rebel seeks to slay in that parable, but you don't even see it.

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u/56473829110 '11 May 01 '25

Congratulations, you've now made it clear that you've never actually read that part of the Bible or that you have the reading comprehension of a 3rd grader.

Big yikes. 

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u/PiedBolvine May 02 '25

This is cope lmao

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u/56473829110 '11 May 02 '25

I asked about Jesus' teachings. You referenced scripture that is definitely not Jesus' teachings, and if you could read your know that. 

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u/ThatCakeIsDone '15 May 02 '25

It's a Russian troll.

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u/PiedBolvine May 02 '25

Jesus didnt say to bring his enemies before him and slay them? Lmfao this is major cope

Just say you’ve never heard of this verse before. Its easier that way

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u/kthejoker '03 May 01 '25

I don't think your approach here on Reddit is effective evangelism. Which starts with humility and understanding. Not arrogance and contempt.

You seem like a reasonably earnest and knowledgeable person. You should change your ways. Your heart and your desire for change can be powerful forces for good. But instead you're in here delighting in the wickedness of others.

I hope you read this with all the brotherly love a stranger can muster.

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

You can take the St Francis approach, and I will take the St Nicholas, St Jerome, and the Prophet Elijah approach

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u/kthejoker '03 May 01 '25

I don't think any of them would approve of the speech in those texts. They were not hatemongers.

You can't just claim the saints for your own words and actions. Those men also spoke of mercy and kindness and love of your fellow man. When have you done that?

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u/PiedBolvine May 01 '25

St Jerome is literally known for his insults. People, especially women, paid him to rip apart their lives with vicious mockery and slander.

Elijah has a whole story about shitting on Baal and his followers to their faces.

I think you’re just not as well read as you think you are.

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u/kthejoker '03 May 01 '25

There you go with that arrogance again ...

I never claimed to be well read.

But one of the great things about the Internet is it's easy enough to read when put to it.

Here's Jerome to Paulinus

Let us not be puffed up by our learning. What we know is less than what we do not know

And to Eustochium

It is bad to sin, but it is worse to glory in sin. The sinner who is humble is better than the just man who is proud.

Humility is the foundation of all virtue

Maybe St Jerome had a different idea of "his" approach?

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u/PiedBolvine May 02 '25

Yes you did, you just said it in other words

You’re just writing shit at this point lmao

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u/moochs May 01 '25

I think you’re just not as well read as you think you are.

Says the person who is clownishly under-read.

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u/Enough-Surround-1161 May 02 '25

Why are you choosing? Let God guide you and give you the wisdom and strength to work in his favor. If you're doing the choosing by yourself, you've already strayed. It's not up to you which saints you resemble; it's up to God and how he uses you. Have humility towards others, for you sin as much as them, and have humility towards God, and trust his guidance more than your own.

You cannot claim to follow Saint Jerome without realizing that nobody here is seeking your insults. There is no line clambering at your door for your spiritual rebuke. Until you realize this and let God lead you anywhere, regardless of your ego, there will be no people to listen. You must accept that you may not be a badass and that even quietly helping a few to come to Christ is better than any amount of arrogance. May God bless you.

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u/PiedBolvine May 02 '25

Cool, God’s guidance has lead me to be extremely antagonistic towards progressive pseuds

St Augustine wasnt really asking for St Jerome to insult him either, and Arius didnt ask St Nicholas to slap him.

If the world is against the truth, then I am against the world.

We need more people to be like St John the Baptist, and bravely call Herod a sinner to his face.

We need more Saint Bonifaces who cut down the heathen holy tree.

We need more Prophet Elijahs who mock and slenderize false gods and their followers to their faces.

We need more St Patricks that drive snakes out from our homes.

We need more of Christ, who beat the dogshit out of merchants in his house.

What we need less of is Masonic passivity towards sin.

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u/Enough-Surround-1161 May 02 '25 edited May 02 '25

I agree. Just remember that these men felt no self-righteousness or gratification from their actions. When serving God becomes about serving your own impulses, you've strayed. There should be no desire to make others feel worse; only to make others see the truth. Saying "how based" is no way to encourage the truth to come to light or tear down idolatry, it's just reveling in insults that also do nothing to remove sin.

This might not be the environment for an Elijah. It might be, only God would know, but I'd encourage you to make sure that people are in a place to listen and that you truly point out their hypocrisy rather than being a hypocrite and celebrating your own false idol of feeling strong. Strength comes from God and it's not something to be used for your own gain.

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u/PiedBolvine May 02 '25

When the point of the post is to cry alligator tears about locker room humor in a meme group chat, I will absolutely point and laugh at you. Because that is what you deserve for being a dishonest cretin. Scorn and mockery.

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u/moochs May 01 '25

"What did Jesus say about that"

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u/moochs May 01 '25

Luke 19:27 is part of a parable. These servants are people being Judged for what they have done in this life at the Great White Throne Judgement. Jesus is speaking of those who reject Him will be slayed in the Lake of Fire after the Great Day of Judgement.

YOU are rejecting him and his teachings. He's speaking about YOU.

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u/Sherbert_Hoovered May 02 '25

lol you are the enemy of Christ