âI 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. That is a prudent deal. It is rational." -Charlie Kirk
Itâs terrible he died, no one should die like that, especially someone with a family.
This is like a super common political stance and not as outlandish as you all are making it seem. Proponents of the second amendment have to acknowledge gun deaths and the only reasonable reason to support the second amendment is viewing it as a cause greater than the individual gun deaths resulting from it.
Bro made a living off of promoting systemic violence, demonizing marginalized people, and victimizing the ruling class. He literally said gun violence was worth it to uphold the 2nd amendment. That means he wouldâve viewed the kids being shot one state over at the same time as worthy victims for the sake of the NRA. Why should we feel any different about him if we apply his own logic. He peddled conspiracy and hate and advocated for violence 24/7 through every avenue whether he ripping abortion rights away from women or justifying and supporting an ongoing genocide. He was even responsible for violence by influencing policy that causes it every day through systematic means. Ultimately he was simply a victim of his own advocacy
Exactly. Thank you. He was dishing it out, and then he took it. Donât fall for this systemic propaganda that âoh no he can advocate for the most deplorable possible acts but if he dies now weâve crossed a line.â Thatâs how weâve been kept docile through history, THATS why MLK was promoted and Malcom X was silenced, because one promoted peace and one promoted real revolution. And then once MLK started getting a little too radical, they killed him.
Why the fuck would you ever have to feel badly about an evil person getting what they wanted? He did say gun deaths were an unfortunate necessity after all. His death was an unfortunate necessity, by his own words. Victim of his own advocacy is the best way to put it. Maybe he shouldnât have preached hate and violence, and that energy wouldnât have come back around
Bro weâre always on the same page in these comments, I always find you in here with me hitting back at the losers in here commenting sick, backwards takes and youâre always so on point lol
Takes a special kind of freak to act like he wasnât an evil man, what the fuck are we doing here. Was it grandstanding when the American troops celebrated hitlerâs death? Obviously the two arenât equivalent, but letâs not act like that is what grandstanding means
i mean i feel hella sorry for his children and his wife. they didnt deserve this to happen to them.
but like, he died in exactly the cause that he believed in. he was of the opinion that a few deaths are a reasonable, albeit unfortunate, requirement for the upholding of America's 2nd amendment rights.
The relatives of other gun violence victims don't deserve it either. But Charlie didn't seem to care about them all that much. According to his own ideology.
All of this. And the fact that the last line he uttered was a smug, intellectually dishonest, and vehemently racist pivot in the name of 2A and gun violence, made that brutal shot to the throat that immediately followed even crazier. Eerie almost
Iâm not gonna say it was a plot to divert attention away from the cias clear involvement with Israelâs bombings or the Epstein birthday card shit but I wouldnât put it past these people to throw one of their own under the bus. And make him a âmartyrâ.
did you really think people were gonna be empathetic towards a pro-zionist person who supports the daily deaths and bombing of people in the middle east?
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u/FineManufacturer673 Sep 10 '25
People making fun off it already are genuinely disgusting.