Should we revoke the Visas of people that celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk? Are they the type of people we want in the US? Is someone that celebrated the cold blooded murder of a father of two young children a person we should allow to come to America. Is Secretary Rubio right?
Should we revoke the Visas,,,,
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You mean like DonOld?
Is Donold on a visa?
He is President and if he can support violence against 48% of the country, then why can’t a person on a VISA.
Overgeneralized political rhetoric, who defines what is “support” of political violence? Is criticizing Kirk’s past statements “supporting” political violence? Meaningless photo op or tweet moment for Rubio
We should revoke the visas of anyone who so much as THINKS an unhappy thought about MAGA, Charlie Kirk or President Lord Trump.
Send 'em to Uganda if we can't remember where they came from.
Thoughts are powerful and need to be controlled. Speech must be limited to only the good things. That will make America great. Only good things.
You are not thinking good thoughts. Remember: only think and say good thoughts.
Exactly, they are revoking student VISA because they protest the genocide in Gaza.
BartenderElite
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Feels like a slippery slope kind of thing.
Do we embody the spirit of the 1st amendment, or don't we?
Do we embody the spirit of the 1st amendment, or don't we?
America can no longer stand if people think bad thoughts or unhappy thoughts. Charlie Kirk died for the right to think good thoughts. Let us not violate his memory by thinking bad thoughts or unhappy thoughts.
Sliding into the warm embrace of the police state. No more fear.
The First Amendment can be thrown away. We have the Second and that's really all we need.
President Trump is not a man. He is a god-man/god-king/philosopher-king. As such he is allowed (by the Constitution) to do whatever he wants whenever he wants to.
How dare you compare a mere "VISA PERSON" to the lord of America.
My bad, I forget he’s the Second Coming of Jeebus to these people.
Really we all knew that sooner or later the Rights would start going away. They always do in dictatorships. Free speech is low hanging fruit for the practiced autocrat. But the real coup de grace of this particular instantiation is that the same people stripping away free speech are doing it in memory of a man who made his living pushing the boundaries of free speech.
The irony is not lost on those of us being gas-lit.
christiefan915
Catalyst
Yeah, screw the first amendment. You're losing it.
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I was thinking about the original from the Twilight Zone (where the little boy sends the people out to the field), but the 80's remake was more terrifying.
Support political violence, yes.
Celebrating his death, no. (as distasteful as that is)
Yakuda
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I see your distinction and was going to make the same comment but then thought why can't celebrating Charlie's death be seen as supporting political violence?