Why are people on this board reticent to see the links behind Kirk’s last month of his shift on his blind devotion to Israel to asking questions?
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In the few days since the assassination of Charlie Kirk:
- Ben Shapiro filling in at TPUSA - Blocked the Epstein files - Banned Pentagon from boycotting Israel - Pushed bill to revoke citizenship for criticising Israel. - Approved $650M+ for Israel - Marco Rubio visits Israel |
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And...he wasn't wrong. Do you remember that time the Biden administration was encouraging neighbors to call the Covid snitch hotline? |
You are nuts. This has zero to do with Fuentes, groypers. It has to do with a guy who was romantically involved with a transgender person. TR killed Kirk because Kirk didn’t approve of his love life. |
Do you think that the American right dehumanizes trans youth and adults? |
Since it’s been a few hundred pages I’m just going to post this Kirk quote here again:
“I think it’s worth it to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the second amendment to protect our other God-given rights. That is a prudent deal. It is rational.” He said it, not me. |
You ought to put a hypocrisy mirror up in front of Trump and yourself. And one more thing.. I actually used to vote mostly R a long time ago. And I don't give a fig what it does or does not mean to you. It's clear you are one sided. When Kirk or Trump spew hateful rhetoric, that's just free speech and telling it like it is. When lefties do it, that's "causing death and destruction". GMAFB. Is that what you said when Comet Ping Pong was shot up, when Dem politicians were shot? Did you tell MAGA and Trump to stop with calling people names? I don't think so. And what happened to free speech? I thought MAGA supported free speech, even if it was hateful since that's pretty much all they have been spewing since Trump made that a-ok. You're not want to lecture people on civility. GMAFB |
Yes, this idea is terribly violent and destructive and the fact that our President would advance it is beyond alarming. |
That should be his epitaph. He died for his beliefs. |
Only bc for the past 250 pages, you libs were saying it was an alt right wacko - stretching at anything and everything to make him right and not left. Because you have it in your minds that hatred and evil can only come from the right side of the political spectrum. At the end of the day, no it doesn’t matter which side the weirdo was on but it is a little vindicating that it was exactly what I suspected from the start. He was an extreme leftist who hated Charlie for his views. “Agree with me or die” mentality is dangerous. |
I'm not even going to attempt to read this thread, but I wanted to drop in to say that Charlie Kirk's assassination is/was deeply affecting to me. Seeing the video (somewhat inadvertently) was like a punch a gut. I've always been registered as a democrat but I changed my registration to republican yesterday. I know you all are going to say I'm a troll, but I can no longer stomach the political program infecting the democratic party from the left. Democrats are lost in the woods, either operating under total cognitive dissonance, or employing a murderous hate-filled practice of politics that I want no part of. My eyes were first opened to this hate-filled politics when seeing the rising levels of acceptable antisemitism and the treatment of American Jews on college campuses (already on Oct 8 = those jews had what was coming, they deserved to be slaughtered and raped), but Kirk's assassination is the final straw. He did not deserve this, no one does. Words are not violence, they do not permit violence in response. I did not agree with much of his politics, but I was thankful that SOMEONE still believed in the value of debate in the public square, and he was teaching that to the next generations. |
No. Please elucidate on this. There are some states who did this, but not the federal government and Joe Biden - particularly since the "snitch lists" were before Biden was even elected, to wit: Massachusetts: The state's 2-1-1 hotline received more than 200,000 calls by October 2020. People used it to report on others for not wearing masks properly, large gatherings, and violations at businesses. Kentucky: A dedicated tip line in Kentucky received about 30,000 calls in the first few weeks of the pandemic, with callers reporting everything from fraternity parties to alleged safety violations at factories. Minnesota: Governor Tim Walz implemented a COVID-19 hotline that allowed residents to report suspected lockdown violations by their neighbors. Los Angeles: Mayor Eric Garcetti encouraged residents to report businesses that were violating health orders, in one instance stating, "snitches get rewards," though no rewards were actually offered. Washington State: In Washington state, a "snitch list" was created containing the names and information of people who reported businesses for violating stay-at-home orders. The list was later shared online, leading to harassment of those who had reported the violations. |
+10000 |
That is one take. Most of your assertions are factually wrong, but you do you. |