Vol8188
revolUTion in the air!
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I have a significant amount of rage inside me, too.I've got a lot of hate in my heart, and there are indeed some who i would celebrate their deaths. But not like this. Not political ********.
There isn't anyone on this forum i hold any hate for, and though I might think this person or that person is an idiot, I like most everyone here in a we're all vols {even lg (you cant be here this long if you aint in the vols closet)}
I left Tennessee a decade ago for the Mid-Atlantic and this forum is kind of like my Mayberry, making me feel some connection still to where I was born. The political climate here kinda stinks bad enough(I dont mean its too far left or too far right, I mean its just so much finger pointing and link spamming and "these people here are always bad"!) that sometimes I consider leaving, but football season starts and it always brings me back.
The left doesn't want free speech. Every dictator totalitarian communist has always fought against free speechI’m not emotionally connected at all. I’m emotionally connected to the fact that there is a thing called free speech. Just like this board and I hear it way too often, don’t like it, don’t listen or read it. Move on and be a normal human being. He could talk the most **** in the world and wouldn’t deserve to be shot and killed.
I despise Obama, Kamala, and Biden but I would never in a million years wish death on them.
My emotional connection is to my children, who are growing up in a world that gets more bat **** crazy by the day.Not to be callous towards the man, but why do so many of you feel an emotional connection to Charlie or his murder?
Oh no, huff thinks I'm mean. How will I recover? You seem to still be responding.You are seriously one of the most hateful people on this board, to the point that it's entertaining. It's so bad that I can't put you on ignore. I can't look away. But it's all so stupid that it's easy to avoid responding.
You were in the Crime thread today trying to stir up a race war based on the actions of a mentally ill person. You have no room to talk about humanity.
And the rest of the story ..."I think empathy is a made-up new age term that does a lot of damage."
-Charlie Kirk
None of us deserve murder. Being killed for words or ideas is a bridge too far.I'll answer too since I saw someone else did.
I disagreed with a lot of what Charlie Kirk said on some specific topics. I believe his general idea was right in a lot of ways. But like I said, he was a milquetoast, mainstream conservative.
If milquetoast, mainstream conservatism apparently deserves this type of violence, what does that mean for those of us that actually fall further right on a lot of issues?
Because he engaged people with opinions and facts... truth... that at least gave them perspective. Because he was a decent guy committed to the kind of dialogue that even most Democrats say they want. Because he was an unashamed Christian whose Christianity informed his political views. Because he modeled the "hope" of returning America to a nation built on the SUCCESSFUL traditional model of marriage and family to a generation that desperately needs the good and hope it provides. Maybe because he boldly argued sanity to insane ideas.I understand all you shared.
Why is it emotionally charged for you?
Some of us were raised with the "don't like the show, turn the channel or turn off the tv" philosophy.I’m not emotionally connected at all. I’m emotionally connected to the fact that there is a thing called free speech. Just like this board and I hear it way too often, don’t like it, don’t listen or read it. Move on and be a normal human being. He could talk the most **** in the world and wouldn’t deserve to be shot and killed.
I despise Obama, Kamala, and Biden but I would never in a million years wish death on them.
If you look at our rates of violent crime, we're actually getting safer.My emotional connection is to my children, who are growing up in a world that gets more bat **** crazy by the day.
I don’t care if it’s Kirk, school children, gay, straight, black, white, Republican, Democrat, Christian, Muslim, atheist...I don’t like that people are now getting murdered for opinions, on live television.
Human life is being devalued more and more by the day and that is a great indicator of a failing society.
I agree with that. But accept people’s opinions. Just because someone is getting through to kids, doesn’t mean he should be murdered.Some of us were raised with the "don't like the show, turn the channel or turn off the tv" philosophy.
Many now have the philosophy of "I don't like the show, so you need to stop broadcasting".
That isn't making more resilient as a society.
If you look at our rates of violent crime, we're actually getting safer.
What we're experiencing is that the smallest minds have the biggest megaphones.