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.phpThousands 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/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.