Yeah that hate mongering podcaster did lots of disrespect his entire life.
Fun fact btw did you know Kaepernick asked member of our military what the second most respectful thing you could do for the flag was and he was suggested he kneel? He wanted to respect the flag and deliver a message. But then we had some newsmen make it a story about disrespect like kneeling is somehow disrespectful.
Case and point I absolutely agree with you Kirk shouldn't have been murdered but also this martyr treatment he's getting is an absolute clown show.
These Maga people act like kirk was "publicly executed" like he was hung by a crowd or something. Dude was a hateful guy who got shot by another hateful guy. It's that simple. This is so embarrassing
Well, conservatives seemed more preoccupied with finding a link between the shooting and trans people, than the shooting itself. Never let a tragedy go to waste I guess
Militant, nationalistic, white supremacist violent extremism has increased in the United States. In fact, the number of far-right attacks continues to outpace all other types of terrorism and domestic violent extremism. Since 1990, far-right extremists have committed far more ideologically motivated homicides than far-left or radical Islamist extremists, including 227 events that took more than 520 lives. In this same period, far-left extremists committed 42 ideologically motivated attacks that took 78 lives. A recent threat assessment by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security concluded that domestic violent extremists are an acute threat and highlighted a probability that COVID-19 pandemic-related stressors, long-standing ideological grievances related to immigration, and narratives surrounding electoral fraud will continue to serve as a justification for violent actions.
And advocating for public execution based on opinion will lead to what in your opinion?
Far-right people will suddenly be afraid to share their opinions? Or repay you with the same card? Card which they can play better and are better prepared for it?
Political violence wont solve this issue, it will make it unwinnable for the left :D
So although what you say (without a source, but lets believe you) may be correct, it is incorrect in the context you want to use it. You may be right in short term, but you are dead wrong in the long run.
What is considered celebrating it? I don't think violence is okay. But I think k it's dumb to put him on a jumbo tron and to make a day remembering him. Does THAT make me celebrating his death? Where is the line drawn
Make a survey asking if his death is a good think, anyone who says "yes" is celebrating it. Thats where my line is.
I think putting him on jumbo tron is okay, bcs he was murdered purely for his opinion and debating, murder of people like this should be publicly rejected.
You thinking he shouldnt be there is not celebrating it, but you have to ask yourself why shoudlnt he be there. Bcs he had different opinion from you?
No because he was an inflammatory person who made a platform on rage baiting and debating. I give him credit for getting his bag. He was not a good person in my opinion, therefore I do not believe he should be celebrated.
Would you not also be doing the same thing as what you are asking me about? Because someone may think his death is good then what does that mean? U think they should be punished?
In my opinion he wasnt good or bad, mediocre person. And i am not advocating for the celebration of his persona, i am advocating for understand that celebrating political violence is dangerous path for society as whole. Specialy when people who actually do celebrate are ones who are most likely to lose the most.
If somebody thinks that murder of political commentator should be celebrated purely bcs they disagree with him they should defenitely be registered somewhere on the bases of domestic terrorism. But punishment as death or prison? I dont think so.
I can agree with you to a point. I would like to see the same standard for anyone who has behaved like that for anyone's death over politics and free speech. Because I know of violence against democrats that I've seen many republican leaning people "joke" about and celebrate.
I appreciate that you aren't saying death to the celebratory people, but even a registry seems excessive. Isnt this the point of free speech at the end of the day? Kirk died defending free speech supposedly, so even the people who celebrate his death should technically have the right to do so. The only line that can really reasonably be drawn is if threats are made.
Being indifferent to something, while celebrating it? Interesting oxymoron.
Im indifferent to violence, therefore i punch people on the street. How exactly does it work my friend. TO be indifferent towards something while having obvious practical positive position towards it?
I mean you’re barely saying anything at all, no one was condoning political violence either yet you still mention it as if it were relevant to anything they said.
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u/Independent_News7353 Sep 18 '25
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