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    1. pol thought it was the weirdo from that band that wrote the song about killing him for a while.. i dont rem seeing anything about latina trans people but I cant read every thread either. I wish I could.

    2. Top_Distance_9408 on

      He was trans girl that was originally a guy. His family was Republican and didn’t ever him I’m assuming. Doesn’t give him the right to go murder someone. That be like if my mom loved AOC so I shit her cause I like Trump? Fuckin insane mental gymnastics

    3. MortgageDizzy9193 on

      Called it. People didn’t realize there are some very far right people who are also crazy and that think Kirk was not right wing enough.

    4. Ok_Profession6244 on

      I asked AI to enhance the image of the supposed “manifesto” from the thread you posted. The manifesto was removed, but someone grabbed/posted an image beforehand that you can find in the comments.

      https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/515682635

      https://i.4cdn.org/pol/1757684088984321.jpg

      This is what AI believes it says:

      The Art of Nonsense

      This curious aspect, Nonsense—which was part of the headless – nondescript branches we’ve neglected since the earliest attempts known by ancient scholars—has recently resurfaced in some revised forms of the mind.

      A bold new attempt, “Nonsense? Nonsense!”—and “Nonsense!”—utters statements that bear no discernible meaning, issuing from the mental fissures of human cognition. Yawning wider, these statements sometimes drift into sheer absurdity. Taken beyond the edges of what one might deem “functional,” these expressions emerge as childish discharges, resonating with vacuousness yet shimmering with strange allure.

      Nonsense ensues. It exists not to convey truth nor to deceive with falsehoods, but to dangle at the edges of reason nonetheless. It offers a mirror, albeit warped, reflecting the flimsy boundaries that gird logic itself.

      In some forms, Nonsense acts as “mind-child,” for whom structure doesn’t matter, only the act of utterance. In other forms, it “waves its fingers, shaping new sound-shapes,” interlacing phonemes and patterns that spin wildly in the mind’s eye.

      Hard to define, harder still to resist. The pleasure of nonsense lies in its formlessness—its ability to jostle logic, surprise thought, and evoke emotion that words alone cannot touch.

    5. Constant-Zone6354 on

      This is bullshit. Why would a White now nationalist Christian member kill him does this make sense to anyone?

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