DEBATE Is It Ever Ok To Celebrate Someone's Death?

Is It Ever Ok To Celebrate Someone's Death?

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Like white people didn't celebrate hanging black people from trees and making fucking picnics out of it. They went on to live fruitful lives and raise their kids. All because of our skin tone.
He spewed bullshit and someone matched his bullshit. Plus we don't even know what this mofo was into.
My problem is they treating this mofo like some holier than thou that was out here saving the world.
Where was this outrage when Melissa Hortman and her husband were killed? Why weren't the flags at half staff for them?
CK held no job in political office.
Debating college kids and warping their minds into his bullshit so they grow up to possibly think like him. These the same mofos that get jobs in position of power.
I ain't losing no sleep over this mofo dying.
 
people cherish the old "american" ways...and freedoms that was gained from putting musket balls.in their british oppressors?

not saying flip a coom bu he definetly not for us because im.not sure that he is black since he claims carribbean so.much
 
Celebrating death is a tricky subject.

This isn't specifically about Charlie Kirk, but everyone like him that's public and trades in hate.

It's not just about them, but it's about the number of people they radicalize, and then the damage that does.

Charlie Kirk has radicalized so many young people and we will see the damage that will do in the years to come wether it's voting for mfers who are taking away our freedoms, or becoming the next Charlie Kirk, or picking up a gun and shooting mfers.

When someone like this dies, I understand not celebrating the death of them as an individual, but I also understand celebrating the death of someone who is responsible for so many others getting hurt through his campaign of radicalization.

I get both sides.

I never woke up wishing for his or anyone deaths.

But I def didn't wish him to RIP when he died either.
 
For a guy who said that affirmative action was awful and that he wouldn't get on a plane if the pilot was black?? Would I celebrate? Prolly not

Would I care that person got his wig split??

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Wu Tang told y'all in 92-93




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When you deal in hate, don’t be surprised when the hate come to your doorstep.

I’m not dancing on the man grave, but he won’t get no RIPs from me and ima keep laughing at the jokes and the irony of all the shit he was pushing.

All this shit about we need to be better and not celebrate his death when they been passing around George Floyd memes for years. Fuck outta my face.
 
I’m sad that Charlie Kirk got murdered and many people who knew him personally had to see that

Maybe even his family

From that standpoint celebrating him being dead sucks to see for his loved ones

I’m not feeling bad personally that HE got murdered because I’m not invested either way

In a general sense the point is really as humans we shouldn’t celebrate the deaths of other humans in big 2025

I understand that viewpoint

Don’t know if I agree or not but I understand
 
MrBeef said:
I’m sad that Charlie Kirk got murdered and many people who knew him personally had to see that

Maybe even his family

From that standpoint celebrating him being dead sucks to see for his loved ones

I’m not feeling bad personally that HE got murdered because I’m not invested either way

In a general sense the point is really as humans we shouldn’t celebrate the deaths of other humans in big 2025

I understand that viewpoint

Don’t know if I agree or not but I understand
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Nigga shut up
 
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Plenty of shitty people were fathers and husbands. Thats just stupid logic people use to try and humanized the worst people. It's very much possible to not celebrate but also not feel sorry for him either. It's not an either or decision. You can do both. But there's also the fact that when you make your entire legacy being divisive and hateful it's silly to expect people to come together in your death.
 
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