Anonymous #2 3w

There's nothing racist about removing someone that broke into the country

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Anonymous #1 3w

It is when all you do is target non white people even if they are citizens

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Anonymous #1 3w

How would you differentiate a citizen, who you can't stop and ID legally, than an illegal immigrant to try and stop and ID them?

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Anonymous #2 3w

Student loan forgiveness? You think these fucks went to college?

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Anonymous #2 3w

Probably both but I’m sure the 100k helps, especially when the rest of the job market is shit

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Anonymous vintage_trampler 3w

I'm not getting into this again tonight, but Charlie legitimately did nothing wrong and if you really think he did you've been brainwashed into thinking so because I've listened to hours of his podcast and tons of his campus debates and he is none of the things you people make him out to be.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Please enlighten me with what y'all think Charlie did wrong. Also even if you didn't agree with him he didn't deserve what happened to him. Supporting what happened to him is quite literally supporting school shootings.

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Anonymous #1 3w

He thought school shootings were necessary and said if he was a victim of gun violence he'd be okay with it. Supporting him before he was shot quite literally meant supporting school shootings / accepting it as normal for gun rights. I'm a 2A supporter but why do we protect banks with guns but not our children? Why do we have metal detectors at gov buildings but not schools? If you can't see the irony that's on you

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Anonymous #3 3w

I completely agree, there should be much better security at schools, and the second amendment needs to stand. I'm just saying it's wrong for people to be mocking his death the way they have been.

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Anonymous #1 3w

Agreed but the internet's ruthless it's gonna happen. And I guess people aren't sympathetic on purpose bc Charlie wouldn't have been. He would say it was necessary to keep 2A

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Anonymous #3 3w

I agree that if he knew what was going to happen his stance wouldn't change, and I'm sure you know this but he didn't cheer on gun death just said it is an unfortunate part of having guns. I do think schools should be more secure though, maybe even certify and arm a few teachers along with the sro.

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Anonymous #3 3w

You haven’t heard of any schools having metal detectors? Even hospitals around me have weapons detectors now too because one person went in and shot their colleague one day 😭

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Anonymous OP 3w

I'm asking for more of them. They aren't common practice and if they are they aren't prepared for what happens if they go off

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Anonymous #3 3w

Ah ok. Probably comes down to funding and acknowledging the fact that the threat has gotten so significant that they have to treat school like an airport

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