Global Politics - General Chat

[black king]

I hear what y'all are saying, but damn. Idk anymore.

I didn't know shit about Charlie Kirk, but from what I understand he just had unpopular opinions; he wasn't out there causing harm to anyone, wasn't being physically violent, wasn't making wives widows or children fatherless. Are y'all really not bothered at all by people celebrating his death? Should we make it the norm to just shoot anyone who says wild shit (also, who determines what exactly should be considered "wild shit"?)? I don't know about any of you but that's definitely not a world I feel great about raising my kids in.

I'm admittedly kinda numb to all the death at this point, but it's the way people react and talk about this stuff that bothers me. Anytime something happens all anyone talks about is which political party looks better/worse (here in America, at least). Why is that always what matters most to people nowadays? Both parties have supplied ample evidence that they're both fucking trash and shouldn't be followed by anyone, certainly not with any amount of pride, yet people are constantly roasting the other side as if their own is worth a damn.

If Kanye gets assassinated tomorrow, are we all celebrating? Don't answer that.

/rant. I didn't wanna do this on Facebook lol.

To my knowledge, no Charlie Kirk never physically harmed anyone himself. He was a political talking head whose words and influence did cause harm though which does need to be noted. He recommended a "patriot" go post bail for that guy who attacked the Pelosi family, and when those lawmakers in Minnesotta were killed he blamed political radicalization and inflammation, which is what killed him too. As of the time of me writing this, we don't know who killed him or for what reason. Could be a person who is a member of the groups he preached against or someone who is/was a believer in his and felt betrayed; perhaps by the Epistein files or some other grevience. 

I'm not happy he was killed and I do feel sad for his immediate family, but I won't read his obitaury with much sadness.