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@xctlot The most powerful man in America almost exclusively calls people on the phone. Can you even imagine him using a keyboard?

You can tell who is lying here because they have this cartoonish 15 year old girl view of how you manage relationships between hundred billion dollar business partnerships

@jusderaisingroy The great irony is that the critique comes exclusively from the nerd / academic type. Anyone who's been in extreme combat knows Nietzsche perfectly well.

Nietzsche is a philosopher, which is why I find it bizarre people critique him for not being some sort of war band leader gigachad or whatever. The mental breakdown is obviously neurological as well, one year he’s writing great books the next he’s catatonic by the end.

@MrSubmarineSays Black people only have political and social goodwill precisely because they publicly don't understand consequences

If I was a black person, I’d be really alarmed at the incredibly rapid rate at which my people are burning through massive amounts of political and social goodwill

@undt_contact @politicalmath Charlie Kirk's political legacy is horror porn.

@avan0122 @politicalmath He was so not great that, almost a year later, people like you are reflexively trying to downplay how great he was literally every time he’s mentioned

One of my dangerous realizations from Charlie Kirk's assassination is that assassinations work The left mocks the "great man" theory but it is basically true. If you kill a uniquely powerful or effective person, you can decapitate a movement Ken wants his opponents decapitated. He is eager for someone to "misunderstand" his words and take inspiration from his desires and shed blood. There isn't really a good solution to this outside of stripping him of his license to practice law for this encouragement of murder. But most of his colleagues agree with him because every institution is hopelessly corrupt.

@TheOnlyMrBased @politicalmath Your choice, my friend

@avan0122 @politicalmath Thats crazy because i believe the same thing about you. You're very wicked do you deserve retaliation?

@chriswalker_12 @politicalmath haha. Fairly similar!

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@NukemRaoul @politicalmath I don't support political assassination.

@avan0122 @politicalmath Thanks for so brazenly displaying your support for political assassination. I can think of a lot of people who are not “great men”. Hmm…

@SmokingWR3CK4G3 @alexthechick @politicalmath Im not depersonalized from violence. I can just understand that there's a difference between human-centric moral culpability and institutional worthiness. When a brand is based on a person, failure becomes suicide.

@avan0122 @alexthechick @politicalmath The depersonalisation of violence is symptomatic, but there are at least two other things I would call symptomatic. I’m rather convinced you do not see at all.

@SteamerCap17023 @politicalmath You do know it's possible to be right-wing and dislike Charlie Kirk, right?

@avan0122 @politicalmath Idk man, pretty sure the side boofing fantasies about murdering half the country are the evil ones. At least you leftards have assaulted your own brains to the point of permanent retardation. Don’t forget your hormones and to dilate your flesh tube.

@AndrewBroering @politicalmath Im not a democrat.

Beimg candid, in just the past decade. Democrats have been guilty of: trying to assassinate five Republican Congressional reps in a spree at once while shooter ranted about healthcare. Trying to assassinate a presidential nominee (Trump) twice in 3 months. Then immediately went back to calling him a fascist dictator. Then trying to murder him again a year later as President. Successfully murdering the top conservative youth organizer for speaking on college campuses. Celebrating the murder of a healthcare CEO who was shot in the back in broad daylight. Firebombing Tesla charging stations and encouraging vehicle vandalism to oppose DOGE. Mass rioting amid a national pandemic lockdown. Blue cities and states stoking rioting against immigration law enforcement and targeting ICE agents. Both in official duties and off the clock at their homes.Openly encouraging attacks against agents enforcing what is clearly federal law on the books. Handbooks that train members in "de-arresting" that deliberately provoke violent confrontations with agents to then milk for leftist propaganda. Also prompting a sniper attack on those agents in Dallas. Trying to assassinate a conservative Supreme Court Justice, then the would-be assassin claims he is a woman and has sentence downgraded to 8 years by a Biden appointed judge. Setting fire to pro-life pregnancy centers. Vandalizing federal courthouses You all can do a ton of damage operating under the warped illusion that you're heroes and everyone who reasonably disagrees with you is a fascist. So then the end can always justify the means. The irony is that resorting to inciting violence makes you like the very group you claim to be against--fascists. In Democrats' case it's tyranny of political minority. Kind of like Democrats returning to their 19th century Confederate roots. They called McCain the worst, said Romney was killing people, and now of course they compare Trump to a dictator, which makes it easy to rationalize murdering any of his supporters like Tyler Robinson did killing Charlie Kirk. In my entire adult life, Democrats have never been able to just say we don't like the other side's policies. They always have to make that person out to be some sort of dictator even as people in Iran have to reckon with an actual dictator. and it's why swing state voters are increasingly seeing them like children. And consequently, why blue states experiencing population decline along with electoral college and Congressional seats as a result

@SmokingWR3CK4G3 @alexthechick @politicalmath Done. Don't fret; I see exactly what you see. But there's a difference between personal morality and social expectation. Charlie was a neo-socialite. He had responsibility beyond what individuals do. He failed.

@avan0122 @alexthechick @politicalmath Again, consider reading what you’ve said as though you were a stranger who didn’t know, as you know of course, that you are virtuous and noble and couldn’t possibly mean anything horrible.

@EruseaRise @politicalmath "Do x or become punished with y" There is no example that assuages insensitivity

@avan0122 @politicalmath Name a specific example, or you don't have an argument.

@alexthechick @politicalmath I am stupid, but you suffer from the same illness Charlie did.

@avan0122 @politicalmath And I own my typo when calling you stupid, I know the rules.

@sandwichhawk @politicalmath You're right. Tyler Robinson is a monster.

@avan0122 @politicalmath I see your point that everyone who disagrees with you is a secret monster, but i'd like you to consider my counterpoint that everyone who disagrees with me is a secret monster.

@haelikor @topher3lg @politicalmath Turning Point is unfortunately dead. And Charlie is partially complicit. He could've created an inter-generational movement but it withered into nothingness.

@avan0122 @topher3lg @politicalmath Even assuming your position, you think negativity has no influence? That's absurd.

Charlie was a human. So was his killer. He didn't say anything that deserved death. But, he also wasn't considerate enough to not deserve death, in the eyes of a leftist. His existence was inherently tumultuous, and violent. Quite literally, the act of politics is violent. It's a condemnation of identity. I don't know much about the specific case, but watching any of his "debates", it's clear that he wasn't open-minded, he was condemning, and he was uncontrollable. Such is a roach. He "deserved to die" because he forced his will upon a people that never wanted him.

@avan0122 @politicalmath Please state, with specificity, what he did and said that made death the just response.

@automatedidiocy @politicalmath Always

@avan0122 @politicalmath You deserve the rope.

@Deadfool6969 @politicalmath I didn't want him to die. Nor do I celebrate it. I'm just telling the real story as it is to most people.

@avan0122 @politicalmath I think his death being celebrated by bloodthirsty maniacs like yourself is a good indication of his greatness.