Challenger Explosion/Tragedy vs. Kirk

[tshade]

The nation is split because I do not support murdering people who disagree with me?

You do have a point, though. If it up to you, the nation wouldn't be split at all because you would have exterminated any who rejected woke idiocy.

I'll try again: You don't believe that this murder can be ethically or morally justified?? Simple question...............how about a yes or no

 

[ALiberalModerate]

Many heroic people died in the challenger explosion. The nation wept. Reagan showed magnificent leadership in uniting us in grief. (opposite of DJT, yeah...)

However, a DAY after it happened there were sick & tasteless jokes about the whole thing. And you know what????---they made a normal person laugh because they were damn funny !! No one got pissed off and all this other B.S. that is happening over this guy named Charlie Kirk (someone I, and half the nation, never even HEARD of until he was killed...).

Are MAGAs trying to say this Kirk guy is a greater tragedy, or even remotely equal???? What the heck is wrong with you 'Kirk Followers', or whatever you are supposed to be called....?????? I mean, what IS this????

Trump's conduct in the wake of Kirk's assassination has been utterly reprehensible, which is the usual for him. That said, comparing the Kirk assassination to the Challenger disaster is about as apple and oranges of a comparison you could possibly make.

BTW, I was 9 years old at the time of the Challenger disaster. We lived out in rural Arkansas at the time and went over to our neighbor's house down the road from us to watch the launch because he had a satellite dish. Our neighbor (a half mile down the road) was in his late 60s, illiterate, and made whiskey where he ran the flue for the still out to a brush pile next to the shed he made his whiskey in so that it looked like his brush pile was smoldering (having smoke coming from a flue in warm weather would tip off the sheriff you were making moonshine). Anyway, he was very much the stereotypical Southern redneck and was very funny. We were in his living room watching the launch and you could hear all the kids at the launch site yelling "Go Christa Go! Go Christa Go!", when it blew up, our neighbor said, "Well, there she went".

 

[Gardener]

I'll try again: You don't believe that this murder can be ethically or morally justified?? Simple question...............how about a yes or no

So, which people are you wanting to see killed?

I know Charlie Kirk was one of them because you called it justified.

 

[tshade]

Trump's conduct in the wake of Kirk's assassination has been utterly reprehensible, which is the usual for him. That said, comparing the Kirk assassination to the Challenger disaster is about as apple and oranges of a comparison you could possibly make.

BTW, I was 9 years old at the time of the Challenger disaster. We lived out in rural Arkansas at the time and went over to our neighbor's house down the road from us to watch the launch because he had a satellite dish. Our neighbor (a half mile down the road) was in his late 60s, illiterate, and made whiskey where he ran the flue for the still out to a brush pile next to the shed he made his whiskey in so that it looked like his brush pile was smoldering (having smoke coming from a flue in warm weather would tip off the sheriff you were making moonshine). Anyway, he was very much the stereotypical Southern redneck and was very funny. We were in his living room watching the launch and you could hear all the kids at the launch site yelling "Go Christa Go! Go Christa Go!", when it blew up, our neighbor said, "Well, there she went".

Yeah----I was comparing tasteless humor-------I don't see a difference, but the GOP WOKE culture does....

 

[tshade]

So, which people are you wanting to see killed?

Still can't answer my question-------very poor attempt at a dodge on your part......

 

[Gardener]

Still can't answer my question-------very poor attempt at a dodge on your part......

You called the Kirk Killing a justified murder.

I don't need to answer your ghoulish questions.

 

[yankintx]

I visited the gravesite of the Challenger astronauts last May at Arlington. Somber experience.

I recall that day vividly, I was a young one stipe airman not long in the AF. We where in a training class, and a class mate had heard the news on his Walkman radio during class break.

Yes, a national tragedy

 

[tshade]

You called the Kirk Killing a justified murder.

I don't need to answer your ghoulish questions.

whern you muster the courage to respond to it-----I'll be here and support you no matter what........no worries...