UTFanForLife
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The real problem here is timing. To turn a man’s deathbed into your political chair isn’t discourse, it’s exploitation. This forum has endless opportunities for self-expression and sharing opinions. Choosing the moment of someone’s passing to do it doesn’t show empathy; it exposes the emptiness of the cause you claim to care about. You are using a sad cause of someone else to drive your political narrative.If caring more about kids being gunned down than political activists makes me a douche, then I guess I'm a douche. But what does that make you?
When MLK was shot, if those seeking equality thought as you do now this country would have fallen into chaos and neither of us would be here today.I would have once agreed with you; but I’m done. Poor Mr. Kirk never changed any of his opponents’ minds as far as I can tell. And in the end; they shot him for his trouble.
Dowd’s 15 minutes of fame should shortly be coming to a self inflicted end.
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MSNBC President Apologizes For Comments Made By Political Analyst Matthew Dowd After Charlie Kirk Shooting
In coverage of the Charlie Kirk shooting, commentator Matthew Dowd had said that hateful words lead to hateful actions.deadline.com
lol......you're actually serious.Why are we still arguing and discussing anything with people who hate us? They are too far gone in their path of hatred to be reasoned with.
Dialogue is no longer possible. It’s time for organization and raw political power. Donate, volunteer, vote. Work hard until not a single democrat holds any office anywhere in the country. You can’t reason with madmen.
The left, historically, does not consume media in the same way the right does. For as long as I can remember, the right has always rallied behind a few champion voices at any given time. O’Reilly, Beck, Shapiro, and the list goes on. The left, by contrast, tends to spread their political news consumption across broader outlets and figures. They rely heavily on mainstream networks like CNN or MSNBC, digital platforms like Vox and Huffington Post, and commentary spread across podcasts, YouTube channels, and social media feeds. Instead of rallying around one or two dominant personalities, their attention is divided across a wider range of sources and collective voices.who is the left equivalent of CK?
Wonder why that is?The left, historically, does not consume media in the same way the right does. For as long as I can remember, the right has always rallied behind a few champion voices at any given time. O’Reilly, Beck, Shapiro, and the list goes on. The left, by contrast, tends to spread their political news consumption across broader outlets and figures. They rely heavily on mainstream networks like CNN or MSNBC, digital platforms like Vox and Huffington Post, and commentary spread across podcasts, YouTube channels, and social media feeds. Instead of rallying around one or two dominant personalities, their attention is divided across a wider range of sources and collective voices.