posted November 08, 2024 03:15 AM            

Aplacard reading "women are property" at Texas State University has gone viral, the day after Donald Trump won the election.

Photos of two men holding up controversial signs at the San Marcos Campus have been shared online, with counterprotests clearly taking place around them.

The signs read: "Women are property," "Homo sex is sin," "Types of property: Women, slaves, animals, cars, land, etc.," and "Romans chapter on reads your sin of sodomy is 'worthy of death'."

Neither men holding the signs are affiliated with Texas State University, a spokesperson told CBS Austin reporter Jahmal Kennedy.

The statement said: "Texas State University's (TXST) highest priority is the safety of our students, staff, and faculty at all times. As a public institution, TXST supports the First Amendment and is required by state law to uphold freedom of speech in public areas on our campuses, even if such speech may understandably offend some members of our campus community.

"We have established policies and protocols that allow individuals to safely engage in expressive activity on university property conducted within institutional regulations.

"The incident on the San Marcos Campus today (Thursday) was instigated by individuals who have to TXST affiliation."

posted November 09, 2024 07:03 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Dems will do anything, won’t they?

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LOL have you noticed they are not even giving their names...