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A young articulate man who was shot in the neck whilst debating students and teachers on a university campus.
He recently was at Oxford university doing the same.
He spoke freely and with courage. I hope that his murder can be something to be learned from but seeing people cheering his death is outrageous.
It seems freedom of speech is ok as long as people agree with it. RIP
Shameful that evil barbarians can use gunfire to stop free speech.
Think y'all missed this one
https://x.com/BenjaminPDixon/status/1965863592005165496
political assassinations are not justified in a so called free democratic west (lol). There are lots of things he said that i don't support, but this is wrong and unfortunately we live in a world where murder, rape and violence are accepted. I think humanity is regressing not progressing.
RIP charlie
Murdering people because of different views is abhorrent on all sides It?s good to see you have offered your condolences.Quote:
Originally Posted by mygiddypant
RIP tragic loss to his family and friends.
The left in European parlement have shown themselves to be ****s!
https://x.com/Basil_TGMD/status/1966093910435848629
If only you had posted it at the time we could have been made aware.Quote:
Originally Posted by mygiddypant
The same people who kneeled for a career criminal. Shameful but extremely expected.Quote:
Originally Posted by frogmiller
The classic ?What about?? deflection. Every time a tragedy unfolds, there you are?dusting off a link to a completely different atrocity as if it?s some kind of gotcha moment. Here's a thought: if that issue mattered to you so much, why didn?t you speak up when it actually happened? Where was your outrage then?Quote:
Originally Posted by mygiddypant
Silence? Thought so.
So unless your time machine is working, maybe sit this one out?or better yet, next time something happens that actually matters to you, try speaking up then, not after.
It's your usual form. Pathetic.