Reminder that Charlie Kirk was an extremist, who wanted to “remove” (read: genocide) people he didn’t like.

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    11 hours ago

    Jesus was an extremist who got the bad Romans to reveal themselves after they were given the chance to show how much their hate ruled them. Not saying Kirk’s Jesus, I just guarantee he’s as alive as Epstein, that other cop in our decentralized autonomous organization of a POLICE STATE. I’m not saying his character isn’t full of shit as much as his “assassination” was full of shit, but whenever the idoltarers are allowed to express their hate, there will be cops investigating those idoltarers. But this is just one of my accounts, I say a day after making my first comment and I say all this compassionately for y’alls sake…it’s educational, if you read between the lines…remember Trump’s assassination attempts were also faked. He’s another cop too. Definitely a garbage character, but what about these people here? But we wouldn’t go that far, crucifying another human being for the greater good of…investigating…the contents of the characters of the masses…

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    1 day ago

    play stupid games win stupid prizes. fuck kirk and his psycho ass grifter wife…and their brain rotted followers…

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    2 days ago

    Oh what? So I guess comedy is just illegal now is that it? These dumbass republican snowflakes. Can’t take a fucking joke. Trying to cancel culture every damn thing.

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    I find it deeply hilarious that the mask has less of uncanny valley vibe, and in general less revolting than the real face

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    2 days ago

    It was okay to do with George Floyd though right? I don’t remember hearing much condemnation on the right about that …

    Floyd was even more innocent because he was just minding his own business.

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      2 days ago

      “even more innocent” doesn’t even begin to cover the difference between a bigoted, sexist fascist turd and an average guy.

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        12 hours ago

        Its really wild to me when Kirk died just HOW MANY people seemed to come pouring out trying to lionize that fuckwit asshole.

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          12 hours ago

          I mean, have you heard the numbers “saved” by Trump from fentenol from his xenophobic bull shit? The “average guy” would haveto be a fent addict twice to make some of those even make sense.

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            2 days ago

            I doubt the average American has been convicted of a violent crime and has multiple drug addictions but somehow you think that’s a moral judgement and not simple fact.

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              You brought it up during a discussion of morality and are surprised people are interpreting that as you making a moral judgement? Are you being purposely obtuse or accidentally stupid? It’s hard to tell online.

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              when selecting any single person there are multiple things about them that are not average (plays violin/is gay/has 3 cats/…) yet we would still denote them as average people. So it very much does feel like the difference is a moral judgement

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          Eh, the point still stands, that is the level of absolue shittyness we are talking about. If we account for the backgrounds these people come from it makes the gap even wider.

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            21 hours ago

            I’ve not made any comparison with Kirk.

            Simply pointing out that your average man does not have a history as a violent criminal and drug addict.

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                15 hours ago

                What don’t you get about my statement that the average man isn’t a drug addict with a conviction for violent crime?

                There’s no ulterior motive to that statement of fact. It’s just a fact. Admitting it won’t hurt you.

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                  Have you seen me opposing the statement that he has committed violent crimes in his past or that it isn’t the average man behaviour? I have even given more context on the nature of the crime. “Yes but …” exactly means even under this context the statement still holds true. If I thought that was not the case I would oppose your statement with facts rather than update mine. So I think it might be you who is not understanding the statement.

                  I don’t think you have an ulterior motive but focusing on one superficial aspect of the statement and using reductive descriptions you are missing the depth of what you have gotten into. It feels like I am saying “Like Pluto, Neptune is quite far from Mars” and you are saying “Yes but Pluto isn’t a planet and is also farther”.

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                  12 hours ago

                  Violence against others is fine so long as you do it with words that encourage hate among others in the setting of being a college campus speaker though right? I am just asking questions here.

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            Okay? I don’t see what that’s got to do with someone thinking an average American is both a violent criminal and drug addict.

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              Well the last violent crime he committed was in 2007 (aggrevated robbery) for which he got out at 2013 and seems like he managed to turn his life around by working two jobs but then probably succumbed to poverty after he lost them both in 2020 COVID pandemic. All these pretty understandable given that Lloyd had a pretty poor childhood, if you want to find the average in him. So a description of the type “violent criminal” looks more like a MAGA rhetoric at this point rather than a refined understanding of the situation.

              Charlie Kirk, on the other hand, was coming from an extremely privileged background and had every reason to be a decent person but yet somehow managed to turn himself into a turd of collosal magnitude. So yeah “even more innocent” doesn’t begin to explain the difference.

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    2 days ago

    Please. She clearly hated him as much as anyone. Probably more, since she had to spend more time with him.

    As if she would be offended by someone re-enacting the day she was catapulted to national fame and never had to look at charlie kirk ever again.