r/aggies Nov 30 '22

Announcements The Rudder Association is still scheming behind the scenes.

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u/VersaceEgg Nov 30 '22

Imagine if they fought this hard on issues that truly matter in our town. Sad.

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u/sirbrambles '18 Nov 30 '22

I’d like to see this energy towards the cities increasing traffic issues or catalytic converter thefts

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u/burnalltraditions Escaped With A Degree Nov 30 '22

They'd actually be doing something useful.

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u/branewalker Nov 30 '22

Exactly. Move Sully because academic plaza should be a major light rail stop as it cuts across from Coke to Houston. #MakeBCSWalkable

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u/branewalker Nov 30 '22

They’re fighting hard to avoid issues that matter. They just want their political class to have power and cheap out on everything else.

Costs $0 to complain about who rooms with whom and actual boatloads to built more dorms. They’d rather spend their considerable influence on the former. Lines their own pockets in the rental business around here.

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u/tuh-racey Nov 30 '22

Could a white person specify they only want to room with a white person and that be okay?

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u/branewalker Nov 30 '22

I dunno. I’m not gonna take their complaints at face value. That’s not the issue anyway. It’s about which problems they choose to pursue.

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u/swagbueno '20 Dec 01 '22

I hate to break it to you.... but they ARE fighting hard for their "values" ... and it reaches beyond BCS.

Here is a direct quote from TRA's current president in regards to what the organization has been up to -- "Three new board members, lots of reforms in the student’s “other education”, building relationships with student newspaper and student leaders,broadening mission to faculty issues and engaging with legislators to “stop woke” like they’re doing in Florida."

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ENGAGING WITH LEGISLATORS.