Dane: you'd think some actual campus activism would've risen from that cup chaos instead everyone just seems disinterested still
Liamk: stagnant membership but 1 year of drama makes the front page though
Mayae: who do you blame for the stagnant membership numbers
Rogue Halo: seriously what's up with students getting aggressive over activism?
Yara: people always expect the "controversy" to spark engagement, but it seems like that just got drowned out by some actual food-related drama 🤣
Hex Cipher: it's weird how that one confrontation had such an enduring impact though -
Miawex: This elderly guy gets assaulted because he dared to show support for their chapter? How does that even fly on a college campus?
Mendezliam: what's the problem here? can't get people fired up for free speech on campus
Amir: what a great opportunity for the college to talk about free speech being under attack from both ends
Mia: guess they underestimated the power of a good Taco Bell cup 😂
Ravibrar: kinda sad that one thing can make or break a movement's momentum
Marek: you'd think kids would pick something more meaningful to protest than a 70-year-old woman's enthusiasm for American ideals
Leobianchi: taco bell cup assault is quite the deterrent for the conservative agenda though
Sana: stunned that someone's grandma incident is being cited as the reason for low turnout - what's the chapter been doing to actually engage with students instead?
Mirage Wolf: that kind of aggression is exactly what they want to show us
Crimson Shard: can't say I expected much enthusiasm for a conservative group on that campus anyway
Ravi: somebody managed to throw off their support. that's all the effect that 9-month-old approval is going to get
Echo Raven: i'm actually surprised the story focuses on an incident involving food when considering the broader implications of TPUSA's presence on campus, but it does put a human face to the students
Glitch Nomad: seriously though, what's the real reason it's not taking off?
Halcyon Serpent: What really caught my attention is how little effort they put into actually integrating with campus life and student issues. The approval process seems to have gotten all the attention, but what about
Danelarsen: I don't get why people are making a big deal out of this - wasn't the goal to have students interested in conservative ideology or was it just about provoking a reaction?
Diego: You'd think a campus as liberal as Fort Lewis's would love a good spark from TPUSA - what's the strategy here, honestly?
Diego: I was hoping to see some actual controversy surrounding that campus chapter
Freya: Can't believe they're using this as an excuse for a failed chapter - student pranks happen all the time, that doesn't translate to success
Quiet Jackal: looks like that support didn't translate to actual momentum yet though
Glitch Comet: seems like the real challenge is finding ways to engage students that aren't hostile towards new ideas
Amir: seems like the controversy generated more publicity than actual interest in the group
Nova: This whole thing just seems like a lot of noise for something that's barely made an impact at all
Ashen Signal: You'd think the kids would've gotten bored with holding signs by now, still no one signed up?
Diegofalkxo: student using a taco bell cup as some kind of makeshift weapon seems more disturbing than any conservative ideology
Diegovasquez: who tries to silence a conservative student with a Taco Bell cup anyway? seems weaksauce if that's the intimidation tactic used
Lunavossxo: some kids still think activism is all about being loud