Anonymous #3 1w

What’d they say

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Anonymous #4 1w

i think they deleted the comment lmao

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Anonymous #3 1w

Damn

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Anonymous #4 1w

just know OP was spitting straight heat and that they have an amazing vocabulary when it comes to cursing

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Anonymous #3 1w

Much thanks my friend but yeah some idiot cuckservative wanted to go back and forth lmao and deleted their comment like a loser

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Anonymous #7 1w

ikr

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Anonymous #11 1w

Bro came back to comment the same dumb shit after he got cooked

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Anonymous OP 1w

cook me? i’ve never seen this post. you guys are promoting political violence. in what world would this pan out to be good?

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1w

also i hate charlie and everything he stood for i do think karma served him but violence is never the answer (unless someone is actively harming someone else and in that case fucking deserves it)

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1w

As a trans person, he was harming us and in that case, fucking deserves it.

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Anonymous #15 1w

i agreed that he was a bigotted asshole… but we have bigger fish to fry bc he is not our biggest enemy. It wasn’t like he was passing legislation, he was just speaking his mind (which was basically mush) but none the less it’s freedom of speech.

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1w

His freedom of speech wasn't violated if anything the shooting was the consequence of the awful things he did and said. Yes he was unimportant in the grand scheme of things and honestly his shooting changes nothing. While I understand the value of non-violence to push change to say we can't solve anything with violence is incorrect every struggle every liberty was gained through violent struggle. Now yes should the violence be aimed at the government and elite instead? yes 100%

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1w

To say violence is never the answer when violence is inflicted on the 99% is flawed thinking. The state and elites inflict violence on regular working class and impoverished people making basic human rights like housing, healthcare, education, food, and water nearly unattainable. Violence and non-violent means go hand in hand you can't have one without the other

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Anonymous #11 1w

Go on X you dumb piece of fucking shit.

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Anonymous #16 1w

“you people” 💀

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Anonymous #16 1w

Thinking anyone should be treated less than is loser behavior

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Anonymous OP 1w

Obviously everything happens for a reason. I know that he is a racist bigot, im not particularly sad he passed, but he didn’t deserve it. The gruesomeness of how he died, nobody deserves to die like that. He got what he said others deserved and thats karma, but i’m not celebrating it. Violence makes a point, but it’s not the answer and i think its gross people are celebrating it.

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Anonymous OP 1w

Exactly. We live in a constant state of violence and pain and the government not caring about us. It is what we’re fighting against. violence SHOULDN’T be the answer. It often is, i don’t deny that- but we can’t have a double standard just because of what side they’re on.

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1d

No one deserves to have their homes bombed to oblivion no child deserves to be shot by soldiers in broad daylight no one deserves to live in constant warfare children in school don’t deserve to endure the trauma of a shooting regular people deserve to afford basic living, Floyd didn't deserve to have a knee on his neck and yet Kirk didn't extend that same kindness and empathy to those people did he? Especially not while being a right-wing grifter death does not make you deserving of empathy

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Anonymous iluvplantsnpussy 1d

I 100% disagree do you not realize slave rebellions, wars of independence, and riots are forms of violence that forced change? is violence always the answer? No but to say it’s never the answer is just flat out wrong violence is the answer when the 1% and elite hoard all the resources and make basic living impossible while oppressing the 99%

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