Since Texas Tech is a public university I am pretty sure it is unconstitutional for them to block people on Twitter. The people blocked would have to sue, which is a lot of work to just be able to look at and reply to a shitty university's tweets.
Honestly, at first it was somewhat understandable, if a little scummy, for them to be hiding posts. Mostly because this topic hasn't been fully looked into, but now it's starting to get really ridiculous. I would think there'd be some sort of assurance on the matter being looked into, rather than outright having students being blocked for questioning these matters.
Compare the date of Ariel's death ( https://www.depts.ttu.edu/dos/memorial.php ) to these messages here. No, Ariel and Avery are unrelated, the Avery on that list is also not the Avery we know about. Robyn Judd's death is closer in date to these messages, but she is faculty IIRC:
I think they might be simply concerned because she was in the server, and the server was an edgy shithole full of stuff they don't want the school to see. And they think that in the process of this investigation her social media accounts might be looked at.
Lmao like there's going to be a march when literally nobody even knows what it's about.
Trust troons to hijack an actually worthy cause and then immediately crash it with no survivors.
It was a student that answered the OP, and they seem to be talking to a few other campus groups to get something properly organised. There's lots of chatter about it on various school discords as well.
Expelled would be something, suspension doesn't mean shit, that'd likely just be a slap on her hand to give the impression of a punishment...
Yeah let's not bring her up to much cause as far as I saw shes unrelated and only tranny schizo posters like @Angry Canadian say that Bella manip killed her instead of a trans person.
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