Anonymous #3 1w

Doesn’t mean you have to be sad, correct. Also doesn’t mean you should celebrate it.

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Anonymous #6 1w

I felt awful for his kids while he was alive…

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People downvoting you for speaking facts

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my brother in christ, Ozians are fictional

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Anonymous #17 1w

Fr maybe they’ll finally be free of the anti reproductive rights indoctrination now

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you’re actually the dumbest fucking person on the planet btw

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Anonymous OP 1w

This proves literally nothing

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Anonymous #7 1w

You call us stupid yet you dont know this is a national yikyak?

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Anonymous #7 1w

he was a nazi. i’m not going to feel bad for a nazi when they die

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Anonymous #10 1w

Think i give a shit

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Anonymous OP 1w

This might be the most laughable shit i’ve ever seen

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tell me you’re a cis white gay person without telling me you’re a cis white gay person

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Anonymous #21 1w

How so?

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Anonymous #24 1w

That paaaart! 🥰

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Anonymous #4 1w

Strange to take ur morality cues from a person you found to be immoral. Personally the thing that troubled me about his politics was the placing of a lower value on the lives and well-being of those whose ideologies differed from his own. At some point you have to decide if you’re against hate and violence altogether or only when they’re targeting a specific group. Murder is murder. Gun violence is gun violence. If you can’t stand by your principles now then you never had any to begin with.

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Anonymous #3 1w

As he might have, had you been murdered instead. The fight can’t be about ideologies with no regard for method. Otherwise we are the same as them. And even if you believe that violence is sometimes necessary to create societal change, I fail to see exactly how this assassination would create positive change. The loss of human life aside, this seems more likely to provoke retribution than anything else. Remember if it comes to war, they’re the ones with all the guns.

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Anonymous #24 1w

And you clearly don’t think he deserved the same rights as others either. You two have a lot in common. Perhaps unwise to take ur morality cues from a person you consider to be immoral.

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Anonymous #7 1w

I want to provide a bit of perspective so you don’t get the impression all queer people feel the same about this: personally, despite vehemently disagreeing with his politics, I view this death, like all deaths by gun violence, to be a horrific tragedy. The whole reason I disagreed with his politics was that he placed a lower value on the lives and wellbeing of those with ideologies different to his own. The people celebrating his death are exactly the same as him and should be ashamed.

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Anonymous #25 1w

Mm, no. Celebrating the death of a fascist doesnt make you as bad as the fascist

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Anonymous #10 1w

If he’d been personally responsible for the deaths of large groups of people I’d be on ur side here. But it’s important to distinguish between people like Charlie Kirk and people like Hitler. They may have shared some beliefs but they are incredibly different in terms of actual fascism. Charlie Kirk was not a Nazi. He might have subscribed to some Nazi ideology but being a Nazi is a very specific thing, just as being a true fascist is a specific thing. We cannot refuse the nuance.

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Anonymous #17 1w

REAL

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Anonymous #25 1w

He already has rights, he’s straight. Nobody is campaigning to take away straight marriage. I never said he deserved to get shot, but I have no sympathy for him. In fact, he said it himself empathy is stupid.

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Anonymous #25 1w

See I don’t think you understand, my principles were never ‘nobody deserves to die ever 🥺’. My principles have always been: gun violence and bigotry are both horrible, that idea is not incongruent with my belief that the only place for a Nazi is six feet under.

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