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The fact that these people want to be victimized so bad after Charlie Kirk’s death saying that he was murdered for being a Christian Republican and claiming that they ARENT FREE? INSANE!YALL ONLY CARE WHEN IT HAPPENS TO YOUR PEOPLE! Open ur fkn eyes PLS
1184 upvotes, 90 comments. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in Insane Comments. "The fact that these people want to be victimized so bad after Charlie Kirk’s death saying that he was murdered for being a Christian Republican and claiming that they ARENT FREE? INSANE!YALL ONLY CARE WHEN IT HAPPENS TO YOUR PEOPLE! Open ur fkn eyes PLS"
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Anonymous 1w

well he was hosting a “change my mind” where people are welcome to debate him and instead of actually having a chance to voice your opinion on a platform the coward shot him

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Anonymous 1w

He was not hated because he was a white man and not hated because he was Christian. This man was hated because of his beliefs. He never physically abused anyone and in my personal opinion did not abuse anyone verbally, he should not have to be shot because he didn’t believe in what others believed.

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Anonymous 1w

Are you people forgetting that all he did was talk and speak his mind! HE DIDNT EFFECT THE GOVERNMENT AT ALL

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Anonymous 1w

all the likes it has..omg that’s terrifying

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Anonymous 1w

Look obviously this person is fishing for clout but I cannot see this act and not see it as an act of hatred.

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Anonymous 1w

Yeah except theyre kinda right you don’t see Hasan piker being shot

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Anonymous 1w

Heeeey what about the school shooting that happened that day too? Huh? Any media coverage for that?

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Anonymous 1w

He spoke and he said was killed for what he said. That’s is not freedom.

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Anonymous 1w

No one is claiming they aren’t free? They are claiming that just bc you feel a certain way about politics doesn’t mean you should die. The fact that you read that sentence and came to this conclusion is insane

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Anonymous 1w

Whoever did that was NOT representative of all of us, certainly not me.

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Anonymous 1w

He was killed because Trump needed the perfect martyr to justify his moving forward with even more drastic control tactics. The shooter was clearly a professional hired by someone who had a lot of money. Trump pegged it on liberals without “knowing” the guy’s identity. It happened on the same day of the Epstein file case. This was an inside job and it’s painfully obvious

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Anonymous 1w

As a furry*

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Anonymous 1w

^ please link that bc there’s no wat

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Anonymous 1w

You guys are allowed to identify furry and we can’t be Christian. Pleaseee lmaoo

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

he wasn’t killed because he was Christian and a republican, anyone can be Christian even those who are democrats, or non political. He was killed because of the lack of gun control this country has. If we had better gun laws this wouldn’t have happened.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

I mean it was an assassination because of his beliefs…

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

beliefs and influence i should say

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

his beliefs in which are not in line with what Christianity stands for. he literally spread hate and division among people

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

really how so

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Why do u people act as if outlawing/restricting gun access would change anything? If someone is set on fucking ASSASSINATING someone, they are going to get a gun no matter what. They are a CRIMINAL and they don’t give a fuck about the law

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

The beliefs he spread were MAGA beliefs not Christian beliefs

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

You have no idea how hard it is to buy a gun and it’s so funny

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

like which ones?

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 1w

Been to a pawn shop lately? It’s not hard at all actually and that’s probably their point don’t you think?

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 1w

😬 might wanna do your research before you say things, kinda insults your intelligence

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 1w

yes he did in multiple negative ways

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

He said empathy was a damaging, new age term. Personally my God was compassionate and cared for all people no matter what. I don’t celebrate his death bc it is sad, especially for his family, but those are not Christian values.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

We don’t actually know yet if it was due to his beliefs. The killer hasn’t been found

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 1w

Why is he getting a Medal of Honor then?

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

cause his a white man and he was close to trump duh

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

okay cornball

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

you did not listen to a word this man said. He was a god fearing man. He was assassinated. JUST LIKE a trans shooter shot CATHOLIC CHILDREN just recently. How do we not feel targeted?

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 1w

Exactly. But they’ll downvote this because he isn’t black, or trans, or anything else that fits their agenda.

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Anonymous replying to -> #8 1w

He believed black people should die and women were incubators. He said he would force his daughter to die for an unborn fetus inside her

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Anonymous replying to -> #19 1w

ur separating the issues and that’s the issue. the problem is that MANY ppl are killed for who they are/what they believe. the issue is that it’s only become a debate among everyone bc a christian right wing white man died, and not the tons of minorities that die everyday everywhere for the same reasons.

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 1w

I would care about an influential person dying regardless of color. Martin Luther King being shot was an atrocious crime against a peaceful, powerful man. Now I know Charlie Kirk isn’t comparable to MLK or Malcom X but just as an example of prominent speakers who were shot for having a message and spreading it well.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

He said that empathy is a new age concept and a plague amongst our society for one, he makes disses at black people all the time like when he said “if I was getting flown by a black pilot boy do I hope he’s qualified” implying that because he’s black he’s not qualified, he said that the civil rights act was a mistake, the list goes on and on and on.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

No if we had better people this wouldn’t happen. It’s not the weapon it’s the people using it.

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 1w

exactly!! He shouldn’t have been killed for spreading his own beliefs but now this group of people want to start victimizing themselves and want people to know they are victims yet don’t care when it comes to other minority groups. They only care when it happens to them!

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 1w

Pawn shops have to follow the same laws as gun stores when selling a firearm or the ATF will be so far up their ass they’ll see light through their mouth. You don’t have a clue what you’re talking about.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

There are more guns than people here. There have been for a long, long time. We didn’t have this issue a few decades ago, and before that. But if you take up all the guns, some people will keep them anyway. Some people will 3D print them. Some people will buy what they need to make them at Home Depot. All of that is possible. And a lot of criminals will just use knives, bats, learn to make pipe bombs… take the tool away, people will use a different tool.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 1w

Kirk said he preferred sympathy over empathy, and later elaborated “The same people who lecture you about 'empathy' have none for the soldiers discharged for the jab, the children mutilated by Big Medicine, or the lives devastated by fentanyl pouring over the border. Spare me your fake outrage, your fake science, and your fake moral superiority.” You can agree with him or not, but context is important and you should seek it out vs. regurgitating shortened sound bites.

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Anonymous replying to -> #17 1w

Yes, there was. And?

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Anonymous replying to -> #26 1w

Regulating guns is much easier than regulating people

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

Which is why it keeps being trotted out as the solution, but also why the underlying problems of poverty, culture, and mental health will remain and the same crimes will continue. Throw in the reason why the 2nd Amendment exists… not for hunting but for protecting citizens from their government, and everyone should be in favor of the 2nd.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

exactly like silence about war but oh a white man dies and suddenly it’s “targeting” 😭 nobody should die!!

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1w

Then why do gun control laws work in other countries? Do you not find it strange how we’re the only country with this many mass shootings and other countries with stricter gun control laws don’t have them.

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Anonymous replying to -> #26 1w

But you don’t see how bad people having very easy access to a deadly weapon doesn’t make sense? It doesn’t make sense to you that other countries with stricter gun laws don’t have this many mass shootings? Why do you think it works in other countries but wouldn’t work here?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Well, hate to break it to you but most conservative views are rooted in Christianity and the word of The Bible!! so OBVIOUSLY its gonna be maga along with christian.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

the person who killed him wasn’t registered to own that gun

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Anonymous replying to -> #30 1w

Because we have more than 300,000 guns here and the “very easy access” doesn’t go away, even with confiscation (criminals and even otherwise law-abiding citizens won’t give them up). Countries with stricter gun control and fewer mass shootings don’t have that massive starting point. They also still have murder, mass murder, and assassination because they didn’t seek to address the underlying reasons this shit occurs.

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

I understand that mental health is a big problem in shootings, but mental health care will never be accessible or affordable to everyone in this country, which is why we need to take a different route to solving the problem

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

Why will it never be? Why couldn’t we cut some of the unnecessary funding (arming Israel) and invest in the citizens? Why does the government keep padding the 1% pockets instead of solving the problem at the root of the issue. This country is broken :(

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

The country is broken, but even if you take 100% of the wealth in America and divide it evenly across all citizens, everyone gets less than $500k. Taking the money out of the Israel fund? Yes. We shouldn’t be giving money away to foreign countries, at all. But if you think that will make a difference in this situation? It won’t. Solving the problems at the root of the issue won’t just be solved by government, either.

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

So shortcut the problem and they start using knives, manufactured guns, and pipe bombs. Great idea.

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Anonymous replying to -> #11 1w

Because our president is actually braindead. Is that a rhetorical question?

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Anonymous replying to -> #33 1w

You are not a better person because you hate on others.

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Anonymous replying to -> #33 1w

lol according to a couple of studies in 2018, 65% of Americans think they’re smarter than average. I can tell you’re part of that group.

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

Me? Or the one hating on someone that thousands of people voted for.

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Anonymous replying to -> #26 1w

Reply fail

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

Murder is something that will always exist. Ted Bundy and Jeffery Dahmer didn’t use guns. The point is that we can make an attempt to reduce mass shootings by making guns, especially assault rifles, more difficult to access

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

Why, in a time period where few have trust for the government and what it’s doing, would anyone want to give up their guns? Isn’t that the last line of defense the people who wrote the Constitution designed? The right worries about commies. The left worries about fascists. The smallest, weakest person is equal to the largest, strongest with a gun and pretty much no other weapon. Seems dumb all the way around.

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

Why especially “assault rifles”? 80% of mass shootings occur with a handgun. Why not those instead? Are you even familiar with the rate of fire or the type of gun that killed Charlie Kirk? Or are you spouting off from emotion instead of researching fact?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Guns aren’t allowed on that campus…. But the bad guy broke that law.

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Anonymous replying to -> #22 1w

when did he say black people should die?

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Anonymous replying to -> #26 1w

1. I never said I was a better person. 2. I never hated on anyone. 3. I have a reasonable response to a question.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w
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Anonymous replying to -> #10 1w

The quote has been cherry picked so heavily it isn’t funny. He said he prefers the word compassion over empathy, because compassion allows us to understand. 🤦‍♀️

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Anonymous replying to -> #15 1w

Hitler also did speeches with prominent messages…

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Anonymous replying to -> #38 1w

Lmao it was an inside job I agree but youre kinda dumb for not thinking of who the actual perpetrators might be 😭😭😭😭 u think it was the “deep state” 😭😭

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

I appreciate the context, it feels so easy to catch just a sound bite and nothing else these days. But please dont throw back insults, I get where you’re coming from when you say fake moral superiority. That has become something of a habit for the Democratic Party, but at the same time they’re simply voicing there constitutional right to speech with conviction. the same thing Charlie did. You may disagree on solutions but we all agree every day Americans are being hurt by politics.

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Anonymous replying to -> #39 1w

Guys are allowed to identify furies, but we can’t be Christian. Lmao okay

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Anonymous replying to -> #28 1w

lmao what 😭 yall are trying to say that yall are oppressed for being Christian when that’s not the case

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Anonymous replying to -> #18 1w

Who do you think it was

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Anonymous replying to -> #28 1w

the whole point of the post isn’t that you can’t be Christian, it’s the fact that yall are using his death and the fact that he was a Christian to now victimize yourselves when all he would do would spread hatred and division and slap a Christianity sticker on it. Stop using his death as a boost for yalls white supremacy.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

Was he spreading hatred or just ideas people hate?

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Anonymous replying to -> #9 1w

he was literally spreading racism which is hatred… he told a little black boy that the civil rights act was a mistake and continuously said he doubts black people and their ability to do certain jobs/occupations

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1w

that’s his schtick but no matter how many times he gets stomped in debates like what just happened in cambridge he keeps coming back. the point isn’t to actually debate it’s to come up with thought ending cliches and bad faith rhetorical tactics to legitimize alt right talking points to a more moderate conservative audience. and it worked wonders on you

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

I said especially assault rifles because there is no logical reason any person should have access to that kind of weapon. And I don’t believe people should have to “give up their guns.” I just think there should be stricter laws about obtaining them.

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Anonymous replying to -> #36 1w

The definition of empathy is to understand and share the feeling of others

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Anonymous replying to -> #29 1w

He was talking about preference of term. Which is a little weird but it doesn’t mean he thinks empathy is bad

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1w

please explain to me how a new gun law would stop crime. Idk about you but if i’m already about to kill someone ,which is a crime, i’m prolly not gonna be very concerned about the other law i’m breaking to get a gun

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Anonymous replying to -> #41 1w

It wouldn’t stop crime. It would stop the majority of child deaths related to firearms, because generally those are not caused by thugs in ski masks, but rather children who stole parents’ weapons or accidentally were struck by a bullet that went off in the home

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Anonymous replying to -> #27 1w

But with each crime or drug bust where an illegal gun is present that gun would be seized. Data shows this eventually gets most illegal guns in a country. Most mass shooters are mentally ill, a mentally ill person having a break down is not going to know how to get in contact with the black market. I don’t think you understand how difficult it is to get in contact with an illegal arms dealer

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Anonymous replying to -> #30 1w

i know it’s never hard enough to get an illegal gun but making guns illegal as a whole wouldn’t stop anybody we need to stop the mentally ill

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Anonymous replying to -> #41 1w

both are issues that need to be addressed. not one or the other

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Anonymous replying to -> #22 1w

His best friend was Candace Owen’s ( a black woman).. so please link where he said this

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Anonymous replying to -> #28 1w

candace owen’s also hates black people. that’s the point of candace owen’s she’s a black person willing to sell out and hate black people for money so conservatives can point to her and say “im not racist candace owen’s agrees” that’s why token minorities are so precious to conservatives

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Anonymous replying to -> #40 1w

i love how people that have opinions different than yours it’s magically spreading hate but when the democratic party celebrates a man being killed they say it’s not hate it’s karma. it truly is the party of the mentally unwell

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