Baronvonrort wrote on Oct 5
th, 2025 at 10:30pm:
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Make it make sense?
Most people on the left didn't cheer what Kirk did. Engaging with freshmen college students who aren't studying anything related to politics and "debating" them for content, often spouting made up stats and lies to "prove" your point, isn't something to be proud of. And you can see how bad at actual debate it is, sorry, was, when he went up against people ready to talk to him.
When he went to Cambridge University and got destroyed by those students, for example. And it was telling who he was too afraid to face, be it Dean Withers, Hasan Piker etc.
It's because of this that people criticised him when he was alive.
However, they also condemned what happened to him, the manner in which it occurred, and the secrecy surrounding it. If we ever get the truth about who killed him or how it really happened, I guarantee the same people will be demanding accountability.
It's the same logic with the Palestinians. I don't support their political leadership, not even remotely, but I still condemn the wholesale slaughter of civilians by Israel, be it with their attacks or by their war crimes, starving the population.
So if you're outraged about what happened to Kirk, blaming it on the radical left and political violence, yet you somehow believe Palestinians deserve what is happening to them, explain how that isn't the height of hypocrisy.
Make
that make sense.
I don't think you realise, but if you can't share the same concern and outrage over what happened to Kirk, to what is happening to innocent men, women and children in Gaza, you're the one with the problem, and your "all lives matter" bullshit is just that.
Bullshit.