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Cake day: June 30th, 2023

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  • I can’t find anything saying he was a republican. Every news outlets seems to be reporting that he was unregistered and hadn’t voted in past elections.

    His parents are listed as Republicans.

    His parents mentioned they had a discussion with him days prior talking about kirk and how he spreads hate. He had expressed that he didn’t like kirk.

    Again these are from major news outlets that were spinning kirk as not as bad in recent days so take it with a grain of salt until we hear more. It’s possible that he had no political affiliation and just decided to act based on his personal beliefs


  • I was frustrated that Canadian news outlets were downplaying who he really was. They’re also saying people who are celebrating his death should be ashamed.

    He contributed to death, ignorance, misinfo, and leading youth into the alt right pipeline. People should be able to participate in politics without risk of their life.

    People should also participate in good faith and shouldn’t be allowed to lie or steal. In a just system, these people would be held accountable by the courts. People also should not be allowed to advocate for things that directly or indirectly cause hatred, racism, discrimination, etc.

    I don’t feel ashamed for feeling okay with this situation. At most, I feel bad for his kids, but I felt bad for them regardless of this situation.

    Idk man. It’s dumb


  • Sorry, I’m tired and can’t tell if sarcasm. Political violence can sometimes be okay when stopping legitimate harm on other people. For example, Hitler being removed was ok.

    If someone calls for harm or promotes ideology that will harm various people, i think it’s ok if it is used to stop them but only as a last resort when all other means of reasoning have been attempted.

    I don’t like violence. Sometimes, fighting a bully is ok. I think it is good not to condone it, however, and I also think it is extremely difficult to justify.

    In an ideal world, we would be able to charge people and put them through a court system to prevent them from causing or spreading more harm against others, but many countries do not have the systems or are corrupt/too lenient against people who worm their way through legal systems and freedom of speech laws. It’s tricky.

    Sorry for the essay.












  • The more I read, the more I realize that America IS Russia. A lot of countries, governments, and people share a lot of ideas, thoughts, and goals. It really feels like average people are just getting played, manipulated, and strung along.

    I also realize that I’m starting to dig into ideas and thoughts that completely shatter any of my preconceived notions that I had about the world.

    In some ways, I think it is helpful. In other ways, I don’t know what to do with this information or how it can help me/others. I feel like it’s an information overload, and I don’t know how to handle it.

    Very interesting article, thank you for sharing





  • Well, I was trying to complete my second playthrough of Metal gear solid 2. But a bad Windows 11 update seems to have corrupted something, and now my PC is crawling.

    So, attempting to reinstall/repair. Thanks Microsoft :3

    Other than that Metal Gear has been awesome. I finished 3 the other week and have also been playing 4 on the ps3. Not super keen on the bombardment of cutscenes so far in 4, but it’s still pretty neat.

    I have really appreciated learning the mechanics of each game. I feel like this is one of the first series where I can play each game twice and learn new things about the game on each playthrough. I can tell how I’m improving and when certain fights were completed with luck or if I actually mastered them. The depth is super addicting