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    Trump is a figurehead. Project 2025 was/is a massive plan that took years to lay out.
    Do not delude yourself into thinking the Republican party is a cabal of idiots.

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    I disagree, the Republicans ARE a cabal of idiots. The people who own them and run the party in the shadows, however, are not.

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      He debated college kids. Do better.

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      You could just Google his comments or listen to his podcasts he promoted violence.

      Charles Kirk, the recently killed hard-right Christian nationalist, had been "repeatedly making references to physically assaulting and even lynching trans people on his podcast, the Charlie Kirk Show".

      Sometimes he targeted his violence specifically against trans. Other times, he incited violence more broadly against LGBTQ along with other minority groups.

      He was using Christianity as a shield, he was a fake Christian

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        So you can't cite a specific example? Nobody is disagreeing that Kirk had vile views, but you made a very specific claim that I want verification for. Give me something, anything that directly shows Kirk actually did this:

        He was promoting actual, race-targeted violence domestically and internationally

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        This is called “sea-lioning.”

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          This is called “sea-lioning.”

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          Calling out people for making stuff up is not sea lioning

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          • M [email protected]

            Wow, i heard Trump orchestrated this to distract from the Epstien files.

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            So you're saying we have to keep pressing for the Epstein Files, to make the fascists keep killing each other?

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            • B [email protected]

              First I heard he was shot and assumed not bad, found the video and… he was dead before be hit the ground

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              I thought oh, maybe he might pull through (one of those things! Some kind of evil miracle!) since they haven't announced his death even a couple of hours later, but then someone said the hospital often won't publicly confirm death until all next of kin are notified, and then that made a lot more sense

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                Talk about self-prophecy. Get shot after saying it's necessary and nobody give a damn so he can get no empathy like he wanted too. Why are people upset? He got everything he asked for. I'm happy for him. If he only wished for hugs instead of guns maybe he could have received that instead? Who knows, maybe not?

                Either way the Law of Attraction is some serious shit.

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                  This is the full context of the quote for anyone curious like I was.

                  https://rumble.com/v1nnu66-dont-believe-your-lying-eyes-everything-is-fine-bannon-sheriff-lamb-patel-w.html?start=2180

                  TLDW is that he follows saying he prefers sympathy over empathy

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                  TLDW. what would the difference between sympathy and empathy be?

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                    TLDW. what would the difference between sympathy and empathy be?

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                    https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/sympathy-empathy-difference

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                      https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/sympathy-empathy-difference

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                      I would argue that the average person refers to a mix of both when they use the word "empathy":

                      • caring about the other person's pain
                      • being there for them
                      • trying to see things from their perspective
                      • wanting the other person to be better and wondering how one could help.

                      Classifying one as "a terrible problem" and the other as acceptable seems (at least) a bit pedantic. Specially when it comes to language, a dynamic phenomena in which words mean what (the majority of) people deem them to mean.

                      my two cents

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                        I would argue that the average person refers to a mix of both when they use the word "empathy":

                        • caring about the other person's pain
                        • being there for them
                        • trying to see things from their perspective
                        • wanting the other person to be better and wondering how one could help.

                        Classifying one as "a terrible problem" and the other as acceptable seems (at least) a bit pedantic. Specially when it comes to language, a dynamic phenomena in which words mean what (the majority of) people deem them to mean.

                        my two cents

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                        The train of thought he talked about right when he said that was that in the past politicians said they feel your pain, even if they are an opponent. Now politicians try to make the case that people aren't in pain.

                        In that comparison I linked one of the differences is sympathy is feeling pain as your own and another is acknowledging pain without feeling it at all.

                        I'm not saying I agree with his take, but context made the quote made me go from "this guy doesn't care about others at all" to "grammar police sidenote where he wants people to say sympathy more" in my head

                        Context is important and I never heard or watched him at all so I wanted to share for people who were interested like I was.

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