Anonymous #9 1w

This app is not based on your immediate vicinity any longer. That stopped quite some time ago.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Any other shit you’d like to pull out of your ass?

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Anonymous #7 1w

I’m fr not conservative but yall are making it genuinely embarrassing so stay in your bubble cuz im out supporting murder of any kind is insane and it’s crazy you can’t see that THAT is just as radical as the shooter

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Anonymous #10 1w

Cool, I have yet to see a single person “supporting” it. I’m already seeing threats of violence from right wingers against minorities, though. Not mourning a piece of shit ≠ calling for or supporting continued violence. He didn’t deserve to be murdered— nobody does— but he doesn’t deserve to be mourned.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Also, he said he wanted kids to watch televised executions as an “initiation”. Why is that acceptable to y’all?

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Anonymous #12 1w

RIGHT. i have empathy towards his wife and his kids, as long as everyone there that had to watch it, no one deserves to see that. but saying that the man who would force his daughter to carry a rapist’s baby is you IDOL?

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Anonymous OP 1w

*as WELL not as long

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Anonymous #15 1w

Can’t be friends with people who actively spread hate speech and incite violence.

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Anonymous #7 1w

That’s the thing 90% of people on the left OR the right don’t do these things. If you hate someone ONLY because of their political views you are the weirdo.

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Anonymous #15 1w

Working against human rights and safety are not differences of political views. Again, hate speech and inciting violence does not warrant friendship. Nor respect.

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Anonymous #15 1w

Each group has radicalist who’s views get talked about more because of how radical they are then they get pushed onto the rest of the group their “representing” even if 90% of the people who are also in that party don’t agree.

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Anonymous #15 1w

Far less than 90% oppose tRump’s white supremacist bullshit, his ableism, his queerphobia, his excitement about immigrants dying and being disappeared in camps, his support of “israel”, the list goes on. It’s the majority of them who are hateful and cheer for oppression and violence. That’s not “difference of opinion”. It’s fascism.

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Anonymous #7 1w

Do you know what fascism is? It’s not that

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Anonymous OP 1w

exactly, i do too. this is something that shouldn’t have happened. people dying for their freedom of speech is a bad sign. it’s concerning that the shooting and death of a democratic representative in june was completely glossed over, yet a podcaster is being awarded the presidential medal of freedom?? charlie kirk did nothing in this world but spew hate and champion the 2nd amendment. i could go on and on about everything he’s said. the future is not bright for the USA

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Anonymous #5 1w

Then these motherfuckers attacked a good hearted man. Sickening. It’s a product of the leftist ideology 100%

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Anonymous #20 1w

Nobody has been proven guilty of the crime. We learned this in school: you can’t make claims without evidence to back it up

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Anonymous #21 1w

But making claims with evidence is quite literally what the left does best…

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Anonymous #22 1w

I’m assuming you meant to say without so was Trump using evidence when he decided to close the LGBTQ suicide lifeline’s special services program even though it’s a FACT that queer teenagers are more likely to commit suicide?

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Anonymous #21 1w

Sigh. Not everything needs government funding. The reach to go from my comment to that topic is absolutely insane, and why I don’t waste much time arguing with 🤡

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Anonymous #22 1w

I already knew that from the top of my head, I wouldn’t put that much effort into arguing with somebody like you. So teenagers killing themselves is not important to you but then you get so sad and upset about Charlie Kirk?

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Anonymous #21 1w

Teenagers killing themselves is important enough to solicit private money for services like that. Not sure how you freaks can somehow relate that to someone being assassinated for their political views, but yeah, I’m fucking mad about it. You’re too miserable and indoctrinated to see how utterly fucked your views are to society.

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Anonymous #22 1w

I think that what happened to Charlie was horrible. He was horrible too so I’m not mourning him but I’m not celebrating what happened either. I don’t condone gun violence, no matter what. Therapy is expensive, many people do not have the money for that. Also, if a queer teenager is suicidal they probably won’t get the courage to tell their parents, especially if the parents are homophobic. So, the suicide prevention hotline’s program was essential for them to be able to talk anonymously

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