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all coming from the far right

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novelattempt said:

How many people are you going to have to kill until nobody ever says anything bad ever again?

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TrancedOutBrah said:

remake said:

That is why I view his death as not being a good thing.

Because now it will be constant back and forth retaliations.

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If by "back and forth"


you mean the overwhelming majority of bullying, violence, removal of rights all coming from the far right, then sure, back and forth.


I still remember when Kirk called for bailing out the man who broke into Pelosis home and attacked her husband with a hammer shattering his skull and stated "He did nothing wrong"

I still remember when Kirk called for Bidens execution

I still remember when Kirk said "Civil rights were a mistake, minorities shouldn't vote, women shouldn't vote. Women should be subservient to men."

I still remember all the times conservative fucks pretend like they care about kids, "pro-life" they say, until they are born, and then they could give less of a fuck about em.

Pretending like these things weren't going to happen with or without his death at some point is just fool-hearty.

We have military on our streets, we have ICE locking up an detaining legal citizens, we have them intimidating democratic candidates.

The fuck you mean back and forth. If anything we should be doing MORE to fight back against this bullshit. You already KNOW Trump is going to try to steal the midterms, you already KNOW Trump is going to try to be president for a third time if he's still alive by then.

It's fucking nonsense. I'll celebrate every stupid god damn idiotic death who deserves their grave to get pissed on.

MAGA and all its supporters are pathetic trash.

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shivas.wisdom said:

Seriously_trippin said:

This is the road to true tyranny. And some of it could have been avoided if people gleeful about Charlie's assassination wouldve kept their fucking mouths shut.

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Do you honestly believe that a televised assassination of a conservative figure wasn't enough, and the Trump administration also needed people being mean online in order to justify another fascist consolidation of power?

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“If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you.”

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Seriously_trippin said:

I think it shifted public opinion even further. People are applauding people losing their jobs for celebrating kirks death. So its not such a big leap for trump to say that kimmel celebrated his death therefore he deserves to be fired. Even though he didnt say anything about kirk people believe it easier because they personally saw "the left" celebrating the assassination.

In every comment section about kimmel its filled with people saying the same people who cheered Charlie's death are upset about a comedian losing their job fuck them.

Yes I do believe it moved the needle.

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I hope it moves the needle. I hope more people look into kirk, and realize what the right-wing in this country really stands for, who they idolize and lift up as heroes.

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Dr. Eduard Bloch: This Jewish physician treated Hitler's mother, Klara, during her final illness with breast cancer in 1907. Hitler expressed gratitude toward Bloch, and after the Nazi annexation of Austria, he arranged for Bloch to receive special protection and eventually emigrate to the United States.
Rosa Bernile Nienau: From 1933 to 1938, Hitler maintained a pen-pal friendship with this young girl, who was of Jewish descent. Their correspondence was reportedly a secret between the two of them. The friendship ended only after Nazi officials discovered her heritage and forced her to stop communicating with Hitler.
Emil Maurice: A watchmaker and an early associate of Hitler, Maurice was a key member of the Nazi Party who later became Hitler's personal chauffeur. When it was discovered that Maurice had Jewish ancestry, Hitler personally intervened to protect him and declare him an "honorary Aryan".
It is important to understand that these relationships did not change Hitler's virulent antisemitism, which he expressed publicly from at least 1919 and codified in his book Mein Kampf. His later actions, which led to the murder of six million Jews during the Holocaust, show that his personal interactions with a few Jewish individuals did not prevent him from pursuing a genocidal agenda.

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it won't matter if you like him or not, out of line once and off with your head.

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Why do I have to have the presumption that that his death was a conspiracy?  Cause you say so?

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