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Charlie Kirk Shot

I normally don't like celebrating someone's death by gun violence but Charlie Kirk was a hateful piece of shit who literally said gun deaths are just a byproduct of the second amendment. You reap what you sow.
 
I'm seeing so many people who either ignored Melissa Hortman's murder and/or cheered on Luigi talking about how "violence isn't the answer." It's baffling.

Dude should've seen this coming.
 
I can't treat this like a "win" because this means that more people are going to suffer even more. But the death of a nazi doesn't hurt my feelings.
 
I feel bad for family members who found themselves estranged by his political activities and hoped he'd come around one day, some must exist. That's about it. I doubt many of the leading figures you'll hear speak shed a single tear as they already have the apparatus and voter data of TPUSA and a primed generation of young brainwashed fucks to prop them up. Kirk was a means to an end for them and the saddest part here could be that he didn't mind as long as he kept failing upward.
 
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So was it the old guy?
No, that was some guy that always shows up and yells at these type of events. FBI later said they had a suspect in custody but this was refuted by the governor (I think) because "LOL FBI under Trump"
 
Banger Seinfeld premise.
Elaine is disgusted and wants to bring a protest sign to the stadium voicing her displeasure over the memoriam. George is in line for a promotion with the team and doesn’t want to be photographed as part of a PR blunder that could be deemed anti-Yankees, so he pleads with Elaine to leave the sign at home. Jerry is indifferent to it all and just happy to get free tickets to a baseball game but he is conflicted over what he’ll eat at the game. Kramer doesn’t know who Kirk is and actually thinks it’s the guy from Star Trek (“his first name is Charlie?”) so upon hearing of the death sells bootleg “RIP Captain Charlie Kirk” shirts with the “live long and prosper” hand sign on it in the stadium parking lot that he made with the help of his friend Bob Saccomanno. They sell like hotcakes, and the Vulcan salute ends up being adopted by the alt right as a hand gesture to show that you’re one of them.
 
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