RIP Charlie Kirk

Not really, no. Cancel culture weaponised by the left is getting people fired for expressing middle of the road opinions like trans women aren't women. Celebrating someone's death is something altogether different and beyond the pale (at least for normal, well-adjusted people).

Except it seems people are being bombed on for a lot less than celebrating his death. Just for not wailing and weeping about it. The hypocrisy is in any event evident for anyone to see - let's say Julius kicked the bucket, the exact same people who are all outraged now would be whooping and hollering and having a celebration for days. They'd suddenly remember to make empathy woke again.

Nobody deserves to be killed, no matter what their views and I condemn the shooter's actions unequivocally. Charlie seems to have been given Messiah status though, which is really strange. I'm surprised nobody checked to make sure he didn't come alive again on the third day.

In any event, the right in the US seem determined to cancel anything or anyone they disagree with. This started happening way before Charlie. Eg. Trump and news outlets, law firms, etc etc.
 
Just for not wailing and weeping about it.
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In any event, the right in the US seem determined to cancel anything or anyone they disagree with. This started happening way before Charlie. Eg. Trump and news outlets, law firms, etc etc.
Rightoids have finally embraced the ethos of:

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Yeah we need the white liberal tannies to think for us and tell us what's good for us :cool:

@Craig_ has just informed me MAGA are coming for the brown gheis like me so we should be hiding under our beds

I don't even think you know wtf you're saying there.

Your defense of Maga is odd, you're a brown gay man, do you really think they give a toss about you Shaun? Just look at the type of people on this forum that supports Trump, I admittedly know very little about US politics, and even I can see something is off here.

This is no different to the lgtvq support of Palestine, it's weird and unnatural.

But you do you my friend.
 
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Rightoids have finally embraced the ethos of:

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If you read the article posted in #1790, there's no indication that the journalist fired celebrated Charlie's murder. It appears that she merely highlighted that he said some controversial things. Which he did.

Perhaps she did say something celebratory, but there's no indication of it in the article.
 
The only insurrection in history where no one was charged with insurrection. 🧐

You hold the pardons up as a beacon of hope and justice. A pardon being something that prevents a court of law from having evidence brought before it. That suppresses facts from coming to light. "No one was charged with insurrection" because the instigator had the opportunity to wave a magic wand and stopping the process.

This is such a weird flex.
 
If you read the article posted in #1790, there's no indication that the journalist fired celebrated Charlie's murder. It appears that she merely highlighted that he said some controversial things. Which he did.

Perhaps she did say something celebratory, but there's no indication of it in the article.
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You hold the pardons up as a beacon of hope and justice. A pardon being something that prevents a court of law from having evidence brought before it. That suppresses facts from coming to light. "No one was charged with insurrection" because the instigator had the opportunity to wave a magic wand and stopping the process.

This is such a weird flex.
No one was pardoned for insurrection, bruh. Literally who was given a pardon.
 
No one was pardoned for insurrection, bruh. Literally who was given a pardon.


Pardon of January 6 United States Capitol attack defendants
On January 20, 2025, during the first day of his second term, United States president Donald Trump granted blanket clemency to all people, nearly 1,600, convicted of or awaiting trial or sentencing for offenses related to the January 6 United States Capitol attack that occurred near the end of his first presidential term. Most of them received full pardons, while the sentences of 14 members of the Oath Keepers and the Proud Boys were commuted. More than 600 rioters had been convicted of or pleaded guilty to assault of or obstructing law enforcement officers and 170 of using a deadly weapon
 
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