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Shit like this is why people make fun of you… even if he wasn’t a racist POS he was literally just a podcaster who’d argue with college students and cut out the parts where he was losing and yet you’re idolizing him as some martyr?
The last year has been the most difficult. Living day by day without him and seeing him get bullied everyday. Despite this, I’ve based my life off of the values he’s taught us. I will always honor his legacy. Thank you and RIP Charlie Kirk. I love you.
2 upvotes. Yik Yak image post by Anonymous in US Politics. "The last year has been the most difficult. Living day by day without him and seeing him get bullied everyday. 

Despite this, I’ve based my life off of the values he’s taught us. I will always honor his legacy.

Thank you and RIP Charlie Kirk. I love you."
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Anonymous 1d

he really wasn’t racist either

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Anonymous 1d

Well yeah that's what getting brutally murdered does to people

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Anonymous 1d

He also started a multimillion dollar company from nothing, helped to give republican students a voice on college campuses, got the presidential medal of freedom, and was the the author of several best selling books. He was a great man. He wasn’t “just a podcaster.” Yes, he had a very successful podcast, but that was just one of his many accomplishments.

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Anonymous replying to -> dickcheneyfan12 1d

Didn’t seem to happen to all the people ICE murdered

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

There sure seems to more posts celebrating a podcaster dying than honouring ICE Victims Huh

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

His literal last words were “do you count gang violence”. Hes had a known history of racism.

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Anonymous replying to -> dickcheneyfan12 1d

Mainly because of the people who are crying over someone who was the prime example of a right wing grifter.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

what does that have to do with racism

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

You don’t think someone who looks at a black pilot and say specifically because he’s black “I hope he’s qualified” isn’t racist?…

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d
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Anonymous replying to -> dickcheneyfan12 1d

So his only defense to that was just.. “I didn’t mean it like that”? Like how exactly was it meant to be taken.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

He was saying how DEI could lead to viewing people as diversity hires. The "that's not who I am" was literally right after he said it

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

It just sounds like you are ignorant. He was more of a moderate right. Regardless, he stood for the freedom of speech and that anyone could voice their opinions.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

well you’re missing some context

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

charlie kirk was hardly a grifter

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

#2 is stupid; we need to collectively stop engaging with people who aren’t intellectually equipped for these conversations

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Anonymous replying to -> dickcheneyfan12 1d

No, he said what he meant. “Boy *I* sure hope he’s qualified.” Him doing PR in a softball interview is not exculpatory.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 23h

He was a chud with gums the size of Everest. His best contribution was the memes he provided and that’s it.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 23h

I’m sure he’s accomplished much more than you ever will. and for the “party of acceptance and body positivity” it’s funny how quickly you guys will go to make fun of someone’s appearance when you have no real argument

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 20h

Whenever I hear someone say they started a multimillion dollar company from nothing I always ask what shitty thing did they do to cause that to happen. Also republicans have a voice on campus, it’s just normally not listened to because let’s be honest conservatives aren’t known for being intellectuals when all their ideas are just “let’s make it how it used to be”.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 20h

Yeah, this seems you’re a pessimistic person. Let me nust paint brush a whole bunch of people that they are incapable of having intelligent conversations. You people hate it people do this to certain groups of people yet you do the same thing. Its just pure hypocrisy

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 20h

Are you comparing me saying conservatives aren’t that well educated, which btw is PROVEN FACT OVER MULTIPLE STUDIES to actual bigotry that comes from unfounded hatred and almost always from the right?… you’re kinda proving my point. Also saying it’s a multimillionaire likely has some sketchy practices isn’t pessimistic, it’s logical.

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 19h

I’m pretty sure “from nothing” isn’t true, Kirk got personal investments from multiple individuals and organizations to get his start.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 19h

I’m not comparing anything do you lack reading comprehension skills? Again, any people underneath the brush. I’m not proving anything, I’m not conservative. If you can make a good product, anyone can be a multimillionaire.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 19h

Wow, you showed me a random barograph. Where is the source, who created it, how many people were involved, and how was the calculated?

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18h

Yes you are correct. Everyone who starts a major nonprofit is evil, and anyone who has an opinion that is different than yours is stupid.

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 18h

Believe or not people can be successful from working hard. Not every millionaire had to do bad things to get there. Also, eduction past high school really means nothing. Like anyone could get a college degree by paying for it and putting in minimum effort. It’s really a money making scam from colleges, and they don’t point to intelligence.

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 17h

Yes, every company has investors. I don’t understand what point you are trying to make

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 17h

I’m questioning why you said “nothing.” I’m not questioning the dynamic between an investor and a company, I’m questioning your language. Kirk himself came from an affluent family and secured a direct 10K donation from a Republican megadonor, though his name escapes me. I wouldn’t call that “nothing.”

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 17h

Okay because he still had to work to get the donations and investments, which is part of the work that goes into building a company. He did not have those to start so yes he stared it from nothing

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 16h

Yeah that’s fair, I just don’t like the fact that he and those alongside him use their platform for conservative/“anti-woke” politics. That was my ideology speaking on that one.

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