And just to clarify, this isn't me saying that you're wrong for crying, especially if you've seen the videos of Kirk's death. Witnessing the death of a figure you've grown familiar with is a very traumatizing thing for most. I'm just saying that it isn't wrong to feel differently due to his actions.

I did not cry when I found out Hitler killed himself.
I did not cry when I found out Osama bin Laden was killed.
I did not cry when Brian Thompson was killed.
I did not cry when Charlie Kirk was killed.

They all contributed to immense suffering, and I think their deaths bring it closer to an end.

And if ending someone's life can be the morally just thing to do, why would one be crazy for celebrating a good deed?

If there exists a circumstance in which killing someone is justified, then the act of killing isn't the immoral thing, it's the circumstance in which, and the person to whom you do it.

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So next time you consider saying that someone should be disallowed from/punished for having kids based on something that they didn't choose, just know that you're supporting eugenics.

And don't come bitching and whining when those eugenics get turned on you. Something about leopards and faces ig

The most common sensibility they'll appeal to is the betterment of the lives of the future generation. Even the conservatives push their bigotry under that guise.

Eugenics isn't just pushed as "I don't like these people, they shouldn't exist" it's also pushed as "saving the kids"