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Charlie Kirk Shot in the Neck in Utah (Update: Shooter Alt-right links)

richaceg

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So invest in social programs and education. Invest in sexual education and provide programs like day care and school lunches. Those are all proven ways to lower crime and enact change in impoverished neighbourhoods.
Why didn't they do that to begin with? or it's all Trump's fault the cities are in shambles?
 

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Since Oct 6th how many Israelis have been killed and how many Palestinians?

“As of 3 September 2025, over 66,700 people (65,643 Palestinians[4][9] and 1,983 Israelis[c]) have been reported killed in the Gaza war according to the Gaza Health Ministry (GHM) and Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as well as 217 journalists and media workers,[46][d] 120 academics,[49] and over 224 humanitarian aid workers, a number that includes 179 employees of UNRWA.[50] Scholars have estimated 80% of Palestinians killed are civilians.”
The real numbers are likely closer to this.
 
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Shaquille Oatmeal

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when you protest aid to lower crime, you basically don't want change to DC...you want them to keep the violence and homicide rate high...in a majority black community...that's being racist...lol...
The protests are not against lowering crime.
The protests are against "taking over" blue cities in particular, even though violent crime is higher in red cities, in militaristic fashion with no regard to lowering crime and purely for political gain.
Those protests are therefore justified.
 

richaceg

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Hamas' goals were to capture hostages that they could exchange for some of the thousands of Palestinian hostages.
I wonder if you're typing that with a straight face...that's total BS
 

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you say it's wrong to kill him but it's his fault? you're basically saying, the shooter is half to blame...lol...
It’s the fault of MAGA because they’ve been encouraging political violence for years. This is the monster that they’ve created. Charlie Kirk was deflecting when asked about mass shooting snidely replying “counting or not counting gang violence.” He was shot immediately after by a Nick Fuentes Groyper (the Groypers who fought with Charlie Kirk for years) since he wasn’t MAGA enough for them. So ironically it was gang violence that was the cause of Charlie’s death.
 

Shaquille Oatmeal

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And you call all MAGA Nazis, so what you're saying is you do the exact same stereotyping as Righties do, which makes you no better then
1. Yes, MAGA is a fascist/Nazi ideology and if anyone subscribes to fascism and Nazism, it automatically makes them fascists/Nazis.
2. So you are infact admitting that right wingers stereotype people based on race, religion and what have you, and are therefore bigots?
 

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The protests are not against lowering crime.
The protests are against "taking over" blue cities in particular, even though violent crime is higher in red cities, in militaristic fashion with no regard to lowering crime and purely for political gain.
Those protests are therefore justified.
National Guard is there to aid Baltimore with the crime...their Mayor accepted it.
 

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1. Yes, MAGA is a fascist/Nazi ideology and if anyone subscribes to fascism and Nazism, it automatically makes them fascists/Nazis.
2. So you are infact admitting that right wingers stereotype people based on race, religion and what have you, and are therefore bigots?
What makes Maga fascist/Nazi?
 

Phil C. McNasty

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1. Yes, MAGA is a fascist/Nazi ideology and if anyone subscribes to fascism and Nazism, it automatically makes them fascists/Nazis.
2. So you are infact admitting that right wingers stereotype people based on race, religion and what have you, and are therefore bigots?
You just stereotyped right-wingers yourself.....LOL
 
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What makes Maga fascist/Nazi?
To call the MAGA movement fascist is not to indulge in hyperbole; it is to recognize the pattern. Fascism is not defined by goose-stepping soldiers or the trappings of a one-party state. It begins with a leader who insists he alone can embody the nation. It thrives on the myth that the country has fallen into ruin and can be restored only through loyalty to him. It feeds on scapegoats—immigrants, minorities, political opponents—whose very existence is cast as a threat to the survival of the people. It grows by corroding democratic institutions, dismissing courts, elections, and the press as illegitimate, until nothing remains but the word of the leader himself.

This is precisely the shape MAGA has taken. Donald Trump is not a politician in the traditional sense; he is the sun around which the movement orbits. Republican orthodoxy, policy platforms, even the Constitution itself are secondary to his persona. The cry to “Make America Great Again” is not a plan but a promise of rebirth, a demand for national purification. The endless vilification of immigrants, Muslims, LGBTQ people, and Democrats is not incidental but essential—fascism requires enemies, both external and internal, to explain away every failure. And when Trump attempted to overturn the 2020 election, when his supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6th, the mask slipped. Here was the violent edge of the movement, proving that when democratic institutions resisted, force became the answer.

Yes, the United States remains a pluralistic democracy with elections, checks, and balances. MAGA has not built the machinery of Mussolini’s Italy or Hitler’s Germany. But fascism is not an on-off switch; it is a spectrum, and the movement’s trajectory is unmistakable. The leader above the law. The people defined by exclusion. The constant drumbeat of grievance and betrayal. The willingness to replace ballots with brute force. These are the hallmarks. To deny them is to invite their expansion.

MAGA is not a carbon copy of Nazism, but it does not need to be. History does not repeat itself verbatim; it mutates, adapts, and arrives in forms suited to its time and place. What matters is not whether Trump wears a uniform or raises his arm in salute, but whether his movement hollows out democracy from within. And on that count, the warning signs are flashing bright red.
 

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To call the MAGA movement fascist is not to indulge in hyperbole; it is to recognize the pattern. Fascism is not defined by goose-stepping soldiers or the trappings of a one-party state. It begins with a leader who insists he alone can embody the nation. It thrives on the myth that the country has fallen into ruin and can be restored only through loyalty to him. It feeds on scapegoats—immigrants, minorities, political opponents—whose very existence is cast as a threat to the survival of the people. It grows by corroding democratic institutions, dismissing courts, elections, and the press as illegitimate, until nothing remains but the word of the leader himself.

This is precisely the shape MAGA has taken. Donald Trump is not a politician in the traditional sense; he is the sun around which the movement orbits. Republican orthodoxy, policy platforms, even the Constitution itself are secondary to his persona. The cry to “Make America Great Again” is not a plan but a promise of rebirth, a demand for national purification. The endless vilification of immigrants, Muslims, LGBTQ people, and Democrats is not incidental but essential—fascism requires enemies, both external and internal, to explain away every failure. And when Trump attempted to overturn the 2020 election, when his supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6th, the mask slipped. Here was the violent edge of the movement, proving that when democratic institutions resisted, force became the answer.

Yes, the United States remains a pluralistic democracy with elections, checks, and balances. MAGA has not built the machinery of Mussolini’s Italy or Hitler’s Germany. But fascism is not an on-off switch; it is a spectrum, and the movement’s trajectory is unmistakable. The leader above the law. The people defined by exclusion. The constant drumbeat of grievance and betrayal. The willingness to replace ballots with brute force. These are the hallmarks. To deny them is to invite their expansion.

MAGA is not a carbon copy of Nazism, but it does not need to be. History does not repeat itself verbatim; it mutates, adapts, and arrives in forms suited to its time and place. What matters is not whether Trump wears a uniform or raises his arm in salute, but whether his movement hollows out democracy from within. And on that count, the warning signs are flashing bright red.
Very eloquently put.
And yes, I have said multiple times on this site that fascism is a process. And the US is on it's way.
 

Phil C. McNasty

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So if you are a right winger but not a fascist, you should stand against MAGA and Trump.
So you do think all MAGA are all fascists and nazis then. Thank you for admitting that.

BTW do you think Charlie Kirk was a fascist and a Nazi as well?? Please answer with only yes or no
 
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