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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][twitter]https://x.com/MarkRichar69966/status/1966919982559690909[/twitter] A Virginia anesthesiologist was fired after making "highly inappropriate comments supporting violence" against Charlie Kirk following his assassination, according to Riverside Walter Reed Hospital. The employee's contract was terminated by North American Partners in Anesthesia. [/quote] Hmmm another one of these articles that doesn’t actually include the post in question.[/quote] The employer in that article didn’t release the anesthesiologist’s name. But here’s a different anesthesiologist who said she is glad Charlie Kirk got himself shot. She is not a bot. [twitter]https://x.com/DocumentIsrael/status/1966074767666266379[/twitter][/quote] When Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, some conservatives openly celebrated her passing. A right-wing commentator called her a “mass murdering hag” who had “ruined more lives than Hitler, Mao & Stalin combined.” Another conservative pastor framed her death as “celestially ordained” and proclaimed, “This belongs to God.” Gordon Klingenschmitt, an evangelical activist and former Republican lawmaker, said he mourned only that she “apparently did not know Christ,” making clear he saw her death as spiritually justified. Even within Republican circles, Trump aides were quoted privately saying her death was “super” in terms of political impact, treating her passing less as a tragedy and more as an opportunity.[/quote] Unclear if the above examples are public figures with large followers base, a show, income from it, etc. Or just a little jerk from podunk online. As you know, with the internet, everyone and anyone can post whatever. And opinions are like a-holes, everyone’s got one. [/quote] So what's your point, not following.[/quote] Your claim: a pastor somewhere said this, some commentator said that. Other person: unclear if your commentators are big names or podunk people. Everyone has an opinion, whose do you follow? And RBG she lived an awesome life so lots to celebrate. Unf Obama didn’t replace her in a timely manner…. [/quote] I am still lost because why does if they are big names or not matter, I still don't get the point.[/quote] Lol. You don’t have a point now nor when you quote a bunch of randos. [/quote] You were the one claiming random people and notable people were celebrating C.K.'s death. Random people and notable people celebrated R.B.G. death. So that is why I am confused by your follow up to mine 100%. Why does it matter that they are random (and they are not actually, but again, accordingly to you originally, it doesn't matter). If people can celebrate one, why not the other?[/quote] Ruth bader Ginsburg wasn’t shot to death at work. She was in her mid 80s and got ill. Wtf Both Charlie and ruth had many accomplishments to celebrate. But one was 31 with young kids and shot to death on stage, and the other was old with great grandchildren and refused to retire. [/quote] So you're saying that Trump will fit into RBG's fact pattern and celebrations should be handled accordingly (i.e., ignored)?[/quote]
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