Charlie Kirk

[Tyy7777]

You said the word “despise” so I just went with it.

My gut tells me that you are not being fully truthful regarding organized Religion, Christianity, and Christians, and your real feelings. And from one of your past postings where you called the Bible a mythical book, or something to that effect.

What other descriptive words would you use for your disdain for organized Religion, Christianity, and Christians.

Tell us how you really feel.

Well the bible is filled with inaccuracies and contradictions.

I don’t despite it. I’ve seen it help people in my life. As long as it’s separated from state I am fine with it. You won’t catch me at church anytime soon though.

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The rhetoric brought in in 2016 was unheard of.

That’s funny, even coming from you.

[lurker]

I also believe there is no hate like Christian love —--

Do explain further.

[Tyy7777]

Can you cite those two comments with a video please.

https://x.com/jasonscampbell/status/1587127536122732544?s=46

https://www.mediamatters.org/charlie-kirk/charlie-kirk-there-no-separation-church-and-state

[Tyy7777]

That’s funny, even coming from you.

It’s not a new saying. It basically points out the hypocrisy of Christianity.

[lurker]

Charlie's platform was built on hate and resentment.

Please detail further. Cite a few of his Many videos where he is being hateful and resentment.

[lurker]

https://x.com/jasonscampbell/status/...122732544?s=46

My opinion is you’ve taken the video out of its full context. Again, that is my opinion.

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[QUOTE=Tyy7777;n1686451]https://www.mediamatters.org/charlie-kirk/charlie-kirk-there-no-separation-church-and-state [/QUOTE]


And he’s right.

https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=separation+of+church+and+state+is+not+in+the +c onstitution

AI Overview

While the precise phrase "separation of church and state" does not appear in the U.S. Constitution, the principle is derived from theFirst Amendment'sEstablishment Clause andFree Exercise Clause, which prohibit government-established religions and protect religious freedom. The "wall of separation" metaphor was famously used by Thomas Jefferson in an 1802 letter to the Danbury Baptist Association to explain this concept, which has since become a foundational legal doctrine for interpreting the relationship between government and religion in the United States

[lurker]

It’s not a new saying. It basically points out the hypocrisy of Christianity.

Either you can or can’t explain, “I also believe there is no hate like Christian love —--”

[lurker]

Well the bible is filled with inaccuracies and contradictions.

—---------- You won’t catch me at church anytime soon though.

I get it. You are one of the many that Charlie Kirk was trying to reach.

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Charlie's platform was built on hate and resentment. He supported a president who brought inflammatory rhetoric to the table back in 2016. The MAGA movement has incited violence.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zm7WvP0XE-4

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You won’t catch me at church anytime soon though.

If you had 30 seconds to live - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5zOWFBXyXgY

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Charlie Kirk, if I die - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3Y_gkDIAopk

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You won’t catch me at church anytime soon though.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nCPs89GMCoY

[lurker]

In a surprise to no one, I despised Charlie. This is still awful to see and the people celebrating it are disgusting, although few and far between.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oawurvWzB5M

If you need more, let me know.