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I have only seen clips of Charlie speaking, and I do not recall anything like this .. what hateful rhetoric is the left pointing to ??
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I have only seen clips of Charlie speaking, and I do not recall anything like this .. what hateful rhetoric is the left pointing to ??
A Mr. Dowd said some stupid shit...
MSNBC Fires Analyst Matthew Dowd for Saying Charlie Kirk’s ‘Hateful Words’ Led to His Assassination
To the left, anything that doesn't agree with and submit to their beliefs is hateful.
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I didn’t follow him on X much after he became a major cheerleader for the administration line of the week and for a certain foreign country. He was making a LOT of money repeating what the administration said no matter the subject, but he wasn’t afraid to dive into facts about black culture & crime or the whole mental trans cult. I found the two positions, odd.
People like him with very large followings, millions, pull in mind blowing income on the various media platforms.
In recent months he became more critical
bigredfish
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I hope this bitch just ended her career, these liberals promoting violence are disgusting.
Hmmmm. Maybe FL's medical board will look into the good doctor's interpretation of the Hippocratic Oath*. Who knows what they'll find?
There might be a couple of her patients here and there that she didn't agree with politically or philosophically that didn't wake up from anesthesia.
*The Hippocratic Oath's Core Principles
- Do No Harm (Non-Maleficence): A fundamental principle requiring physicians to prevent harm to their patients.
- Patient Confidentiality: A solemn promise to keep patient secrets, even after their death, which is still a cornerstone of medical ethics.
- Beneficence: A commitment to act in the best interest of the patient by applying the best available treatments and knowledge.
- Respect for Human Dignity: A pledge to treat all patients with respect, regardless of their background or circumstances.
- Professional Conduct: A call to practice medicine with integrity, dignity, and in accordance with the noble traditions of the medical profession.