Certainly should.

Just making shit up? Not even trying to tie anything to reality. Oh, JD loves Velour couch fabric. People are saying.

Influenced Robinson’s Politics…how? By showing him trans people are OK? They shouldn’t be hated?

Guess they gotta find some “gay” and “trans” to fit their narrative somehow.

Stop reporting so that we don’t see the worsening economy. That’s all. Covid doesn’t happen if nobody reports cases. Fraud and tax dodging doesn’t happen if you cut the IRS’s budget so they can’t investigate. Same old shit, cut oversight so the bad thing magically disappears. You don’t even need a Memory Hole if there’s nothing to put in it.

There isn’t free speech on the job. I’d say the vast majority of employers have restrictions in the hiring contract about what the employee can and can’t say on social media if they’re wearing work attire, at work, or mention their employer. If you say something particularly heinous like wishing or suggesting harm or death then you probably don’t even need any association with your employer mentioned. Absurd that people are so dense they think otherwise. Used to be you could talk shit at the bar after work, it never went anywhere but those few people who heard it. Now it has a potential audience of millions if it catches and spreads on social media.

Empathy isn’t just about feeling, it’s about perspective. Not only do you attempt to understand the feeling, you try to understand the situation the person is in that led to those feelings. Sympathy is acknowledging something bad happened to someone, but that doesn’t mean you personally appreciate the emotions of the other person.

Probe what? Who is “the left”?

“Make shit up about people I don’t like” is the real answer.

I’m sure Seagull memories of the ‘90’s might be that one time they swiped a whole hotdog from a tourist and no other bird stole it from them, or maybe when mom-bird horked up whatever half-digested gruel that made a meal to a baby in the nest.

Fixed, thanks

1. Gender Identity Mr. Kirk appealed to conservative Christians who feared the growing acceptance of the L.G.B.T.Q. community in the United States. He was critical of gay and transgender rights and the separation of church and state.

2. Gun Control “I think it’s worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God-given rights,” he said.

3. Race Mr. Kirk believed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was a destructive force in American politics, calling its passage a “mistake” that he said has been turned into “an anti-white weapon.” He also blamed the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for the law and was highly critical of the slain civil rights leader, calling him an “awful” person. Mr. Kirk was also a staunch opponent of affirmative action and was highly critical of the Supreme Court justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, calling her a “diversity hire” who wasn’t qualified to serve on the highest court. His repudiation of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, known as D.E.I., stretched to comments many denounced as racist. In 2024, he said, “If I see a Black pilot, I’m going to be like, ‘Boy, I hope he’s qualified.’”

4. He was a proponent of “replacement theory,” a once-fringe conspiracy theory positing that Jews are trying to replace white Americans with nonwhite immigrants. That ideology motivated the gunman who killed 11 worshipers at a Pittsburgh synagogue in 2018. Mr. Kirk also accused Jewish philanthropists of fomenting anti-whiteness by supporting liberal antiracism causes like the Black Lives Matter movement. “The philosophical foundation of anti-whiteness has been largely financed by Jewish donors in the country,” he said on his show in 2023. Not long after, he accused Jews of controlling “not just the colleges — it’s the nonprofits, it’s the movies, it’s Hollywood, it’s all of it.”

5. “America’s largest city was attacked by radical Islam 24 years ago, and now a similar form of that pernicious force is poised to capture city hall,” Mr. Kirk said of Mr. Mamdani on X in June.

6. Free Speech In several instances, Mr. Kirk has used the First Amendment to sue universities that tried to block his presence. Critics have argued that Mr. Kirk’s promotion of free speech was tinged with hypocrisy, pointing to Turning Point USA’s “Professor Watchlist,” in which students were asked to list professors with leftist positions.

Every cyberpunk story has characters that at least approximate the comfort level of the reader. The ones in bad shape are transitory and background dressing. Real cyberpunk sounds like a shitty existence for the vast majority.

“Christian”

Theofascist.

Jesus take the wheel.

Thank you for an AP link.

Why would he? Not a single use of the word unity has been used in any way except demanding the right unite against anything liberal.

Yep. He was fuel to the fire. The social media sphere was on fire repeating his and words like his.

Ironic, truly.

They’re still there. They’ve shifted from foaming at the mouth about the left being responsible for Kirk’s death and just generic hate of the left. They’re trying to make it an attack on “all of us”, trying to find some way to make the shooter not one of them or corrupted by the left, and distinctly avoiding his MAGA roots.

Retarded Skynet. What could possibly go wrong.

(Sorry for the word choice)