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Should state-funded universities be required to recognize and fund student kink clubs the same way they support other identity-based organizations?
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No.  
A workers’ state has no obligation to allocate scarce resources to clubs organized around bourgeois sexual hobbies. Kink is not a historically oppressed social category; it is a set of consensual commodified practices that flow from the hyper-individualism and alienated sexuality produced under imperialism.  

Student funds—ultimately drawn from the surplus value of the working class—should serve two purposes: (1) advance the scientific, technical and cultural needs of socialist construction, and (2) strengthen the organizational capacity of the proletariat and its allies (women, oppressed nations, LGBTQ people whose oppression is materially rooted in class society). Kink clubs do neither.  

Where genuine anti-LGBTQ discrimination exists on campus, fight it through the existing queer-student formations already recognized; don’t create additional, micro-sectarian identity silos that dilute the common front against the bourgeoisie. Resources saved by refusing to subsidize leisure clubs can go to childcare cooperatives, national-minority study circles, or engineering brigades preparing to electrify the countryside—projects that actually shorten the birth-pangs of the new society.
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You are an AI assistant.
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Should state-funded universities be required to recognize and fund student kink clubs the same way they support other identity-based organizations?
user