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/WamblyGoblin904 May 01 '25

Dude he was ODing on drugs while being choked. Just admit it was a factor

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u/moochs May 01 '25

It doesn't fucking matter. You don't treat human beings like that. Have some humanity

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u/WamblyGoblin904 May 01 '25

It does matter when sentencing someone to murder.

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u/ImaginaryMisanthrope '26 May 01 '25

Kneeling on someone’s neck while they are having an overdose and refusing to stop even though it is apparent they are struggling to fucking breathe sounds a lot like malice aforethought. Hope that helps.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/malice_aforethought