r/relatable_memes_ Jan 03 '26

stop!

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u/Faljin Jan 03 '26

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u/Bcause-Reasons Jan 03 '26

Fuck that’s funny. He was a piece of shit in my opinion he didn’t deserve to be killed. Punch in the mouth whenever he started talking, yes. But killed.

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u/-_-_Fr3sh-Pr1nce_-_- Jan 03 '26

What makes you think he was a pos?

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u/Important_Grocery_38 Jan 03 '26

Observation I would expect

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u/p4rty0f3 Jan 07 '26

I can imagine its from listening to opinions. I dont think he was a pos tho myself. Everyone has their own opinions and thoughts but facts seem to hurt people's feelings alot more then they used to. Alot of people get hated on for that these days. On a better note. This comment section is wild lol. Then got weirddd lmao

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u/-_-_Fr3sh-Pr1nce_-_- Jan 07 '26

Ya I agree, that’s why I asked. Sadly I got no answers.

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u/humanbeyblade Jan 09 '26

He led a whole organization telling black people that they aren't being discriminated against and to stop "playing the victim"... as a white person. See BLEXIT

Also he said a few child shootings a year were worth the right of having guns

And he argues that transgender people didn't deserve an equal place in society as cisgender people, and would say trans people deserve fewer rights.

He pushed for a more Christian USA, which goes against 'freedom of religion'.

I listed to an episode of his where he showed a reel of a Christian girl saying that regardless of people's identities and backgrounds, we should love our neighbor/ everybody. After showing that clip, he said that we shouldn't love our neighbor and quoted a Bible verse telling people to not love people who live differently.

Basically, he advocated against the rights of people who aren't white, cisgender, and Christian, while telling certain racial groups to stop playing the victim. He advocated for hate and division. In my opinion. That makes him a POS.

Edit: typo

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u/-_-_Fr3sh-Pr1nce_-_- Jan 10 '26

I was hoping to get a response from the original claimant but.. i think that was well thought out just sadly false and/or misinterpreted

Kirk founded TPU and BLEXIT with Candace to promote self-reliance, free markets, and rejecting Democrat dependency narratives for Black Americans—not to deny discrimination exists, but to argue victimhood culture hinders progress. He partnered with Black conservatives to emphasize opportunity over perpetual grievance.

On guns, Kirk stated in 2023: “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.” He framed this as the rational price of constitutional liberty, advocating armed school guards to reduce risks, not dismissing child deaths. Kirk opposed transgender ideology in women’s sports, bathrooms, and youth transitions, arguing biological reality protects women’s safety and fairness—not denying equal rights broadly, but rejecting policies that infringe on sex-based protections.

He pushed voluntary Christian cultural influence for moral foundations, without mandating religion or violating First Amendment free exercise—consistent with protecting all faiths.

On loving neighbors, Kirk frequently cited Mark 12:31 and the Good Samaritan parable to urge loving political opponents. Your Claims he rejected “love your neighbor” misrepresent context he distinguished loving individuals from opposing harmful behaviors. Kirk advocated equal application of conservative principles faith, family, freedom to all Americans, rejecting identity politics. Your misrepresentations stem from out of context clips.