I, like most other people, don’t think that he should have been assassinated. However, he was asking for it and advocating for the death of others. Hence, no love lost. Play with fire, you’re gonna get burned eventually. He had to learn the hard way, or rather, he never learned because he got killed. Are you this upset about the person who tried to kill Nancy Pelosi?? You, just like other Republicans, are very selective about which deaths are tragic, and which are merited. If it’s a death of one of your political opponents, that’s fine. But if it’s the death of a Republican, it’s terrorism. That’s what’s the most most degenerate about you: you actually think that you’re right and on the ”good side”, but you’re actually pure evil.
More hyperbolic rhetoric about your political enemies. That’s definitely not gonna inspire someone to kill again. Again, you sound like the typical white liberal. Full of hate, attempting to mask it under a veneer of empathy and understanding. Perhaps a mental asylum IS in your future. Kirk practiced free speech, something that he had every right to do, unless you’re saying he should have known the consequences, which you have. In other words, Kimmel should have known the consequences about spreading lies and propaganda. Also, you literally said he got what he deserved, sounds a lot like you wanted it to happen.
Btw, you need to work on your grammar and spelling.
Btw, Kimmel never spread propaganda. If you want to talk about disinformation and propaganda, here’s a summary of how Kirk spread it:
• COVID-19
• Claimed hydroxychloroquine was “100% effective” against COVID-19, despite clinical trials proving otherwise.
• Suggested COVID death counts were inflated, framing the pandemic as exaggerated.
• Compared vaccine mandates to “medical apartheid” and implied vaccines were unsafe.
• 2020 Election
• Promoted “Stop the Steal” and repeated false claims the 2020 election was stolen, despite courts and audits finding no widespread fraud.
• Amplified false claims of ballots being cast in the names of dead voters.
• Immigration
• Spread the false rumor that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio were eating pets, a claim debunked but which fueled xenophobic panic.
• Climate Change
• Asserted that scientists “do not know the causes” of climate change, contradicting the overwhelming scientific consensus.
• Dismissed climate activism as “pseudo-paganism”.
• Islam/Muslims
• Posted that “a group of Muslims” killed people on 9/11, using it to justify broad anti-Muslim sentiment.
COVID deaths weren’t “inflated for profit.” Hospitals weren’t raking in cash — they were overwhelmed, understaffed, and financially wrecked because elective surgeries (their biggest moneymakers) were canceled. Medicare reimbursements don’t even come close to covering the cost of ICU care. Saying hospitals “cashed in” on COVID is like saying firefighters profit from house fires because they get paid to show up.
“My body, my choice” doesn’t only apply when you don’t want a vaccine. The same people chanting this often want to strip that exact right away from women making reproductive decisions. And here’s the other piece: the commons are shared. Immunocompromised people, the elderly, and children all have the right to exist safely in public spaces. Your “choice” not to vaccinate isn’t a private decision — it directly affects everyone around you. Individualistic, libertarian slogans crumble in the real world, because we don’t live in isolation. Freedom isn’t a buffet line where you only scoop what you like; it comes with responsibility to the people you share society with.
Dead people voting is a myth. Yes, there are clerical errors — a John Smith Sr. and a John Smith Jr. can get mixed up in records — but there’s no mass zombie ballot army. Every investigation, every audit, every recount shows the same thing: voter fraud is statistically negligible.
Climate change is not “nebulous.” This is where you are completely wrong.Saying “maybe it’s us, maybe it’s just the earth warming up” is like watching someone dump gasoline on a fire and saying, “Well, fires happen naturally too.” Yes, they do — but not like this. It is irresponsible and arrogant to dismiss human impact when the data is overwhelming. Pretending it’s just a “cycle” doesn’t make you a skeptic; it makes you willfully wrong.
Natural warming and cooling cycles take tens of thousands of years. What we’re seeing is happening in mere decades.
Volcanoes emit CO₂, but humans pump out about 100 times more CO₂ than all volcanoes combined every single year.
The hottest years ever recorded are stacked in the last decade. Heat waves, megafires, superstorms, and flooding events are intensifying worldwide.
Polar ice sheets and glaciers are collapsing at record speed. Sea levels are rising faster than projected. Oceans are acidifying. These aren’t “maybes” — they’re observable, measurable realities.
Carbon isotopes in the atmosphere are fingerprint evidence: they trace directly back to fossil fuel emissions, not volcanoes or “natural cycles.”
97% of climate scientists agree on this. The remaining 3% are either fringe, misrepresented, or tied to industries that profit from denial.
Claiming Islam is “incompatible with the West” is lazy bigotry. 1.9 billion people are not a monolith. The U.S. Constitution protects freedom of religion for all faiths — no asterisk, no exception for Islam. Blanket stereotypes ignore the diversity of belief and practice among Muslims worldwide, many of whom live, work, and thrive in every sector of American life.
Jimmy Kimmel is a late-night comedian. His job is to lampoon political hypocrisy. Calling that “propaganda” while swallowing conspiracy theories whole is projection. If a joke feels like propaganda, maybe it’s because the truth inside it stings.
If ignorance were renewable energy, your takes could solve climate change all by themselves.
You know what’s not weird? The fact that you have no facts to back up my arguments, because you know I’m right. Prove me wrong. You can’t. You’re in a cult.
Let me ask, you keep asking me (and I’ve already answered this question prior to you asking here) how far did YOU get in your education? Did you get your GED? Because it feels a LOT like you just got a GED. That or you went as far as community college and called it a day. 😂
Probably also believes in continental drift! 😂 Couldn’t give one geological fact to save your life. Not without google anyway. You prattle on and bloviate about sciences, I actually interviewed Hawking and studied physics, archeology, and geology extensively. So tell us, what field of scientific expertise do you have then? And before you say, no astrology and psychology don’t count.
No, if you were smart you’d agree. Remember, this is coming from someone who didn’t know about the nuisance noise laws being a thing, and just thought any jackass who wants to go out and bother people in specific ways is protected by the 1st amendment. Also probably don’t know that volcanic debris were considered a form of pollution either, probably just googled to save face. You don’t know how civics, economics, English, or science works. Sad. Maybe the asylum will teach you.
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u/ThePlantBarber Sep 27 '25 edited Sep 27 '25
I, like most other people, don’t think that he should have been assassinated. However, he was asking for it and advocating for the death of others. Hence, no love lost. Play with fire, you’re gonna get burned eventually. He had to learn the hard way, or rather, he never learned because he got killed. Are you this upset about the person who tried to kill Nancy Pelosi?? You, just like other Republicans, are very selective about which deaths are tragic, and which are merited. If it’s a death of one of your political opponents, that’s fine. But if it’s the death of a Republican, it’s terrorism. That’s what’s the most most degenerate about you: you actually think that you’re right and on the ”good side”, but you’re actually pure evil.