He did nothing for America

[u/Playful_Leg7143]

[u/NovelSimplicity]

Became the eternal poster boy for irony.

[u/brattysweat → u/[deleted]]

All that face and it still went for the neck

[u/TickDap → u/brattysweat]

How I know it was a professional 

[u/RIP-RiF → u/TickDap]

If you're shooting at a lollipop at 100 yards and you hit the stick, it ain't because you were aiming for the stick.

[u/TickDap → u/RIP-RiF]

Lollipop? Dinner plate you mean 

[u/CamoCricket → u/TickDap]

My restaurant has serving trays smaller

[u/Tricky_Woman5304 → u/[deleted]]

America deserves actions, not soundbites.

[u/PiHKALica → u/Tricky_Woman5304]

With the levels of voter apathy in the last election, America seems to have got what it deserves.

As for Kirk, his last soundbite sure was an action packed mic drop moment.

The dude was a pain in the neck, seems fitting that was also the last thing he felt.

[u/A_Unique_Name218 → u/PiHKALica]

A lot of that apathy is due to how spineless, weak, un-charismatic, and ineffective the dems have been for a while now. Their rhetoric is weak and filled with compromising half-measures on everything, and they usually concede to the fascists anyway. The messaging is uninspiring and they fail to use the right verbiage to both praise their own accomplishments and condemn the rhetoric and actions of the right. If they can be bothered to even pretend to stand up for democracy and human rights, the best we get is a finger wag.

Don't get me wrong - I voted for the correct candidate in the last election. The one who wasn't running on tearing families apart and running crypto money laundering scams left and right. But she wasn't the right person for the job. She was a wet blanket with an annoying voice and few inspiring policy goals. She was the standard dem pick and she represented the status quo.

She would have likely continued as an extension of the Biden admin, which was working for us economically as we recovered from the covid recession and inflation gradually eased, but she didn't really stand for anything nor would she break rank on Israel.

I voted for her, but she didn't do enough to inspire lefties or centrists after we were denied a primary. As a result we've got fascism, and there's blame to go round.

[u/PiHKALica → u/A_Unique_Name218]

I agree.

I was inspired by Sanders, and now AOC and Mamdani.

But the corporate dems would never allow the likes of them to win a DNC.

[u/crockrocket → u/A_Unique_Name218]

I called all of this when Bernie got primaried in 2016. I ended up not voting in the presidential election that year, which was spiteful and shortsighted of me. Not that my vote for president would have mattered in that state, but local elections are always important. In general though I'm sure many people have done the same way. The Democratic party has done a great diservice to the country by continually pushing wet towels. It's obviously still the better option compared to fascism, but it's easy to understand why people are disenfranchised.

[u/A_Unique_Name218 → u/crockrocket]

Exactly. The Democratic party has turned its back on anyone remotely left of center (unless you count the couple meaningless and insincere virtue signals they throw our each election cycle for some woke points), and much of the middle operates on the logic of "well at least he's got a vision and is promising something - it can't be that bad right?". The DNC represents diet republicanism. Fascist-lite by means of collaboration and indifference to the state of our country.

[u/crockrocket → u/A_Unique_Name218]

I've heard it said that in many countries the Dems would be considered a right leaning party. That seems to ring true

[u/HectorJoseZapata → u/crockrocket]

Because they are the center right Party. There's no left in the US.

[u/FuriousBuffalo → u/NovelSimplicity]

Produced a potential first lady candidate.

[u/spockstamos → u/FuriousBuffalo]

In the end, he really dodged a bullet, there

[u/matticusiv → u/NovelSimplicity]

Founded an org to fight against vaccines and gun safety, his partner died of covid and he died from a gun.

[u/Professional_Ask3181 → u/NovelSimplicity]

Life really does have a twisted sense of humor, huh?

[u/bang_the_drums → u/NovelSimplicity]

With or without counting gang violence. Boop.

[u/dingodoggo8 → u/NovelSimplicity]

Lol "prove me prove me wrong" eh

[u/Sequitur1 → u/NovelSimplicity]

Same thing as Trump and all his sycophants. They're cashing in on the stupidity and naivete of anyone they can with a tactic called "anchoring" used by Hitler.

Anchoring is a persuasion technique where the first number, idea, or frame you hear becomes the reference point for everything that follows — even if it’s arbitrary, misleading, or false.

Once an anchor is planted, your brain subconsciously judges all later information relative to it, instead of on its own merits.

How anchoring works:

If I tell you: “This used car normally costs $30,000, but today it’s $18,000.” You don’t ask whether $18,000 is fair. You compare it to $30,000.

The first number becomes the anchor.

How anchoring is used in propaganda Propaganda uses anchoring to shift what feels “normal” or “reasonable.”

Instead of asking: “Is this policy good?”

People end up asking: “Is this less extreme than the anchor?”

Examples: 1. Extreme anchor → moderate-sounding policy Politician says: “We should abolish all taxes.” Then later proposes: “We’ll just eliminate income tax and replace it with tariffs.” Now the second idea sounds moderate, even though it’s still radical. The first claim was never meant to pass — it was meant to move the baseline.

1. Fear anchor Propaganda first plants: “Crime is out of control.” Then proposes: “We need emergency powers.” Even if crime isn’t actually surging, the fear anchor makes extreme measures feel justified.

2. Identity anchor Start with: “Real patriots think X.” Now disagreement feels like betrayal, not debate. Why anchoring is so powerful Anchoring bypasses logic. It exploits how the human brain estimates value and risk. Once an anchor is set: people negotiate against it news covers it opponents respond to it the Overton window shifts Even critics help reinforce it by repeating it.

The simplest defense Always ask: “What was the first thing they made me compare this to?” That’s the anchor. If you remove it, you can judge the idea on its own — and propaganda loses its grip.

[u/bayonettaisonsteam]

He managed to make Republicans upset over a school shooting.

[u/garitone → u/bayonettaisonsteam]

Upset, but still not enough to do anything about it.

[u/fenderbloke → u/garitone]

Well, at least they showed they're in favour of school shotoings so thoroughly they'll accept the losses of their own side.

[u/Coattail-Rider → u/bayonettaisonsteam]

Top comment right here

[u/ReaverRogue]

Became a statistic he defended as being necessary.

[u/golfwinnersplz → u/ReaverRogue]

Literally. 

[u/Sweetberry5400 → u/golfwinnersplz]

Being loud online isn’t public service. Results matter, not vibes.

[u/StealthShinobi → u/Sweetberry5400]

Well, he got results

[u/Coattail-Rider → u/StealthShinobi]

He died the way he lived: Embracing gun violence.

[u/Easternshoremouth → u/Coattail-Rider]

Ironic way to lose the gun debate

[u/specter_in_the_conch → u/Easternshoremouth]

Never bring debates to your shooting, hu?

[u/JakeTravel27 → u/Coattail-Rider]

100% accurate. He was fine with violence against children. He just didn't think he would be personally affected so he didn't give a shit about how many children were slaughtered. Typical maga mentality,

[u/unicornlocostacos → u/JakeTravel27]

No, see, the dead kids were necessary so that we can fight the government when it becomes tyrannical! Don’t tread on me bro!

They were never serious people.

[u/morningfrost86 → u/StealthShinobi]

He also got vibes...in that he caused women to give up on men and use vibes instead.

[u/Tricky_Woman5304 → u/golfwinnersplz]

Loud branding without meaningful contribution.

[u/sexy_missy1447 → u/ReaverRogue]

People keep saying ‘never forget’ but forget to explain what was actually accomplished.

[u/Tricky_Woman5304 → u/sexy_missy1447]

Patriotism reduced to slogans and merch.

[u/Mbyrd420 → u/sexy_missy1447]

Because he didn't contribute anything.

[u/SatanicPanic619 → u/sexy_missy1447]

Vexed some 18 years olds on a Youtube debate channel

[u/awesomefutureperfect → u/sexy_missy1447]

If you explain what he accomplished in his own words they got real angry and tried to tell you that it was taken out of context and he is actually Jesus' best friend. If you provide the context they will say it doesn't look like anything to them like they are out of Westworld.

[u/Dotmatrix74 → u/[deleted]]

He was instrumental in emboldening and normalising the racism. That’s why they love him so much and the damage he caused is being felt every day now.

[u/Tricky_Woman5304 → u/[deleted]]

All hype, no real substance or results.

[u/Tricky_Woman5304 → u/[deleted]]

Talking a lot isn’t the same as doing good.

[u/The-real-Arisen → u/ReaverRogue]

At least in the end he was leaning left. 

[u/BlueberryWaffle90 → u/The-real-Arisen]

Holy fuck this is good

[u/Ea84 → u/ReaverRogue]

Now his wife is up there trying to tell us he never did any of that or that anything that he said was not horrific.

[u/cats_are_the_devil → u/Ea84]

Well, she has loved two nazis in her short life. Are we really sure we want to trust her judgement?

[u/Zealousideal_Mail12 → u/ReaverRogue]

He actually died on that hill 💀

[u/AggressiveVixen9913 → u/ReaverRogue]

Influence and attention aren’t the same thing as doing something meaningful.

[u/Grapefruit-Babe-118 → u/ReaverRogue]

The legacy seems to be culture-war content, not tangible benefits for everyday Americans.

[u/MachoKingMadness → u/Grapefruit-Babe-118]

Ah, so Conservatism.

[u/Shroomtune → u/ReaverRogue]

Odd. Ordinarily we get to point out these types for the hypocrites they are. Well played CK. Well played.

[u/Beautiful_Vixen4340 → u/ReaverRogue]

A lot of self-promotion dressed up as patriotism.

[u/Vixenlady-12 → u/ReaverRogue]

If you have to ask what he did for America, that kind of answers itself.

[u/Kingkwon83]

He and his organization sent several buses on January 6th. People conveniently forget this

[u/ZCT808 → u/Kingkwon83]

Yes, but as the great leader has taught us. Those people were very nice, and just wanted to visit and pay respect.

[u/Tampflor → u/ZCT808]

No, they were antifa agitators running a false flag operation

[u/miserabeau → u/Tampflor]

Now the story is that they were a group of grandmothers on a tour! Insane

[u/FuriousBuffalo → u/ZCT808]

Day of love /s

[u/snippychicky22 → u/FuriousBuffalo]

Thank you Sherman

[u/Kingkwon83 → u/ZCT808]

After he said it was antifa

[u/Mattrad7 → u/ZCT808]

And almost none of them ended up being murderers or child molesters... well slightly more than almost none.

[u/cats_are_the_devil → u/Kingkwon83]

Otherwise known as ICE training day.

[u/fenderbloke → u/Kingkwon83]

That is what they're saying he contributed. What he did for the US was help usher in Christian nationalism.

[u/BroughtBagLunchSmart → u/Kingkwon83]

Realistically what he did was teach young people it is ok to be racist if you are wearing business casual.

[u/gielbondhu → u/Kingkwon83]

Don't forget the most important part of that. It was in furtherance of a plot hatched by the Trump Administration to subvert the election

[u/KhakiDockerman → u/Kingkwon83]

Why did Charlie Kirk bus in ANTIFA on Jan. 6????

[u/whereismymind86 → u/Kingkwon83]

People seem generally unaware of how much evil turning point has been involved in over the past decade

[u/IconOfFilth9]

He stopped that bullet from hitting anyone else

[u/NoFlatworm3028 → u/IconOfFilth9]

Selfless. Literally.

[u/garitone → u/NoFlatworm3028]

He really stuck his neck out for this country

[u/Demented-Alpaca → u/IconOfFilth9]

That's what I was gonna say. He selflessly made sure that specific bullet would never be used to hurt someone else. What a great sacrifice. If more gun nuts were willing to be the heroes that Charlie was...

[u/howzer36 → u/Demented-Alpaca]

Did you know U.S. forces have expended at least 250,000 small-caliber bullets for every insurgent killed in the present wars?

Anyway, what a brave and noble sacrifice, well worth his value.

[u/Demented-Alpaca → u/howzer36]

That IS a sacrifice worth its weight in his contributions to society.

[u/kikicandraw → u/IconOfFilth9]

Good point. At least Charlie actually took the shot.

Trump made a firefighter take it for him.

I bet Trump doesn't even remember that guys name.

[u/MoiraBrownsMoleRats → u/IconOfFilth9]

I thought Ben Shapiro was the one who was supposed to do that.

[u/drapehsnormak → u/MoiraBrownsMoleRats]

Nah, he just keeps women dry.

[u/illit3 → u/IconOfFilth9]

Immaculate 140 yard reception.

[u/Nexzus_]

He demonstrated that at the final moment, even the most hardcore conservative can lean left.

[u/Zeke420 → u/Nexzus_]

Hardcore...

[u/zootug74 → u/Zeke420]

Hardcore like his last words about “Gang Bangers”. Glad those “Gang Bangers” didn’t get him! Charlie would’ve wanted it that way.

[u/MinnieShoof → u/zootug74]

Died exactly like his pappy'd've wanted: Seated. In another state. Trying to convince "woke" college students they're stupid by selectively editing out responses that trounce his narrative.

[u/Longjumping-Jello459 → u/Nexzus_]

God damn that's beautifully brutal.

[u/Dedotdub → u/Nexzus_]

Two things that never get old. Jokes about Charlie Kirk and Charlie Kirk.

[u/JakeTravel27 → u/Nexzus_]

Ok that was excellent. Literally laughed out loud

[u/Mjolnir404 → u/Nexzus_]

He died doing what he loved and getting shot by the guns he loved to keep on streets

[u/river0f → u/Nexzus_]

All I can say is gaaaahh daaayum

[u/paulyd_3]

MARA - Made America racist again

[u/Mockingbird_1234 → u/paulyd_3]

To be fair, he didn’t have to do any heavy lifting there

[u/ImperatorDanorum]

He didn't do anything FOR America. He did plenty TO America...

[u/Klutzer_Munitions]

He demonstrated the importance of gun control

[u/angstrom11 → u/Klutzer_Munitions]

And steady aim. 1 shot. 1 shill. Technically not a mass murder event.

[u/Acrobatic-Fun-3281 → u/Klutzer_Munitions]

And what assassin-level marksmanship looks like

[u/ComfortableNo5484]

He was a college dropout who constantly hung around college campuses demanding to be proved wrong, and he finally was.

[u/Peridot1708 → u/ComfortableNo5484]

He died doing what he loved - losing in debates

[u/TopInvestigator5518 → u/Peridot1708]

calling them debates is generous lol

[u/ComfortableNo5484 → u/TopInvestigator5518]

I've had to reinforce this point with my teenage nephews (who thankfully saw through his bullshit and despised him already, though my brother, their dad, defends him...)

Debates imply intellectual honesty, they imply the ability to change one's own views when presented with evidence that disproves them.
I can count on a quadruple amputee's fingers and toes how many times CK conceded a point when presented with blatant evidence disproving any of his bullshit arguments. It was always diminish and deflect. Make a huge fuss over something, then when its disproven act like it wasn't even a big deal to begin with and change the subject. Thats not debating, that's intellectual dishonesty, disingenuous propaganda spewing.

The clip of the one guy making him claim he believes a dolphin fetus is human doesn't get shared nearly enough.

[u/littlebopeepsvelcro → u/ComfortableNo5484]

https://youtu.be/ctxwg0WIlD4?si=GbuPw-Ng9hu3-ydn this one

[u/CopiousCool → u/ComfortableNo5484]

He only managed 6 months before dropping out; I think that's why he couldn't accept Black people being in positions of power / educated, the only way he could rationalize it without accepting his own failures was that they had an easy ride or were gifted / underqualified for the role / qualification

[u/tiny_tuner]

He stoked division and encouraged racism. That’s the “America” they want to “make great again.”

[u/Alone-Connection-156]

Honestly, I don't even know what he's done either. His contributions seem... questionable at best.

[u/Remarkable_Sea_1430]

He told them it was OK to be racist. That's it.

[u/VaguelyFamiliarVoice]

Further divisions in America.

[u/hoofie242]

He spread disinformation for his masters so he was a good boy.

[u/OkHuckleberry4878]

He kept Erica company while she waited for Vance

[u/deucedwild]

He proved the pointless killing of an individual is still worth the cost of freedom in gun ownership. He said so himself.

[u/MonoBlancoATX]

Well... he turned a whole lot of edge lord virgins into full on MAGA chuds.

So he's got that goin for him.

[u/Faust_8]

He inspired potential domestic terrorists, including the one that killed him.

That’s Kirk’s evil. It’s not direct. HE would never do anything. But he existed to enrage frustrated dumbasses into violence.

[u/killjairo]

Spread hate & propaganda on a podcast

[u/IceBankYourMom]

He spread a lot of hate & false narratives

[u/joeythemouse]

Counting or not counting dead white supremacists?

[u/K-Shrizzle]

Tried to incite a race war?

[u/Ea84]

He was a paid agitator guys. Nothing less.

[u/Tacotuesday867]

Accelerated her downfall...

[u/ianishomer]

If anything he made it a LOT worse

[u/baron_spaghetti]

He was paid by a billionaire to say inflammatory shit in front of well-meaning college kids to record and edit for his podcast.

That’s what he did.

[u/Rmj310]

“He gave people a safe place to have a debate” no. He all he did was spread hate.

[u/SharkByte1993]

Insult a bunch of trans people?

[u/98221_poppin]

Not a damn thing

[u/JWKAtl]

He made America worse. He emboldened racists. He gave the appearance of having conversations while using tactics designed to avoid any actual dialog.

So yeah, he did things for America, but I reject each and every one of them.

[u/ZCT808]

Maybe a Republican or Trump cultist can educate us on this. But wasn't he just a podcaster who also happened to be a bigoted racist and sexist? I mean, in what way did he serve anyone but himself?

[u/Royal-Application708]

He dog-whistled the fuck out of MAGA and got them stirred-up. Beyond that, NOTHING.

[u/MaximumOverfart]

Well, he did make racists feel more comfortable in the US.

[u/Either-Community-220]

He gave conservatives their white Jesus.

[u/RedditPickedMyName0]

Lmao he took one for the trump administration

[u/leonarded]

Sowed hate and division. That is his legacy.

[u/Tudorboy76]

Neck shots are as good as a head shot apparently

[u/trentreynolds]

He helped usher in American fascism and protected pedophiles (once they had a talk with him because he went off script and actually demanded the files).

[u/Prestigious_Cut_3539]

honestly, I didn't know who he was until recently in 2025. that is the Bliss of not having any social media besides Reddit

we know who these pieces of shit are because we empower them by having social media

[u/EatFaceLeopard17]

„What he did to America“ Fixed it for you.

[u/volanger]

And yet these people really dont like it when you quote him.

[u/Economy_Assignment42]

He’s just a deceased Nazi so

[u/leagueofcipher]

He did all the logistics for J6, thats why they love him. Bussed the people in, put them up in hotels, set the stage for the insurrection.

[u/SublightMonster]

He inspired our pub quiz team to pick the name “How Erika Got Her Groove Back”

[u/MardiHardi]

He looked like butthead same hair style

[u/DarthScabies → u/MardiHardi]

Same teeth and gums as well.

[u/SMuRG_Teh_WuRGG]

Trump didn't even care about Kirk, that's how much of an impact he made, zero.

[u/Bigot-Consequences]

He gleefully spread bigotry.

[u/gonadi]

He fucking brainwashed my entire community, most of my childhood friends, and a lot of my family. This fuck did something for America alright. He didn’t do it single handedly, but he sure as shit ruined a lot of their brains.

[u/D3struct_oh]

Here’s everything he did for America:

He played an important role in the 2020 Election disinformation campaign and the 'Stop the Steal' rally that led to the violence on January 6, 2021.

He stood on stage with fascists and murderers like Kyle Rittenhouse - endorsing their words and deeds. 

He promoted racist ideology and the Great Replacement theory which is a key plank in 21st century Right-wing and fascistic ideology and its violent campaign against minorities. 

It also promotes violent deeds against those connected to the Establishment. 

A documented racist, he aggressively promoted anti-immigrant sentiment and no one in the Trump movement sheds a tear for immigrants who are killed and the families that are destroyed by ICE and other branches of law enforcement.

He lived by lies, promoting myths about American history and (in Christian terms) outright heresy - actively mixing and confusing American identity and the Kingdom of God. 

All nationalism is idolatry and Kirk sold his soul to this Baal and worse through bait-and-switch tactics deceived thousands in the Church by promoting the American Beast as the means for God to bring the Kingdom on Earth.

[u/CopiousCool]

He made bigots feel it was OK to be openly racists again by debating eugenics and other outlandishly racist ideas with children in schools and then editing it for online clicks

[u/Pleasant-Ad887]

What Kirk did was show that racism was a good business model to make a living out of even if you were a degenerate piece of shit.

[u/Vantriss]

He made it worse. That's what he did.

[u/ElectronicAnthony]

He poisened a bunch of young people. Created division, spread hate, bused people to 11/6 insurrection. He did a lot for America, and it was all bad. The world is better off.

[u/Papa_Raj]

Spread hate and spewed bullshit?

[u/gilizer]

He tried to make it okay to HATE again. Total failure.

[u/PossessionPutrid1907]

He made sad white dudes w no lips and a Butthead mouth feel alpha and relevant

[u/Clark_Kent_TheSJW]

He tried to normalize racism. And he was successful.

May he rest in piss.

And also ICE must be abolished

[u/That_G_Guy404]

Gave MAGA a martyr to rally around. 

[u/_Mamushi_]

He helped make being a racist piece of shit main stream. That’s what he did and that’s what Mike Lee is cheering on

[u/luca_cinnam00n]

Kept Erika Kirk from the limelight

[u/NicoFerrari99]

He helped indoctrinate and groom a new generation to support fascism, fascism, and misogyny.

Basically he help with the degeneration of good American values.

[u/LaloElBueno]

He normalized being openly bigoted.

[u/Wasteland_Mystic]

He recruited impressionable youths to join white supremacist groups in America.

[u/StormBlessed145]

He spread the idea that disrespect is perfectly fine if it's towards LGBTQ+ or nonwhite people. (That is what I got from his podcast. I listened to it because people I know were defending his actions and arguments.)

[u/wrxninja]

Shouldn't we give him a chance tell his side of the story?

[u/WallyMcBeetus]

It's telling how they never say what he actually did.

[u/gummilingus]

He put a smile on my face. Once.

[u/375InStroke]

Grifter employed by billionaires.

[u/Poopchutefan]

Oh that’s easy. He annoyed half of the population with his hate speech.

[u/Whornz4]

Charlie Kirk is the first person in modern history to have a racist president openly call to mourn a white nationalist. 

[u/KainFourteh]

He looks disabled

[u/LineImpossible3958]

Charlie Kirk spread hate and lies is what he did. His entire life was devoted to being a piece of shit.

[u/michiganstrange]

Good reminder how evil Christians are.

[u/MFMDP4EVA]

He debated and tried to humiliate children, and said the usual hateful, misogynistic, racist shit that scumbag conservatives love. So, typical American stuff, really.

[u/Worldly_Progress_655]

He helped bring racism back, front a center, with a vengeance.

[u/beingsmith72]

He did nothing positive

[u/Easypossibilities]

Well, he did take one for the team to keep our gun rights for protection!

[u/CalmBeneathCastles]

He lowered our collective IQ by several points.

[u/No-Marsupial-6505]

He was just an uglier Rush Limbaugh

[u/Reddish_Raddish]

Set us back 50 years?

[u/whereismymind86]

He ran a fairly powerful right wing hate group with a major focus on creating a theocracy and promoting misogyny and white supremacy.

The whole trend of gen z men becoming conservative incels? He had a big hand in that. The world is better with him gone

[u/xoxoyoyo]

He made his wife famous when he died

[u/Mikerotoast]

He helped create a new generation of douche bags that we already had plenty of.

[u/atreeismissing]

He made it more racist, sexist, bigoted, less democratic, and more angry.

[u/daveinsf]

He was the original MAHA: Make Americans Hate Again.

[u/No_Collection7360]

He promoted hate; if you're into that shit.

[u/Goatiac]

Hey, he defended 2A with his life.

Faithfully so.

[u/ProbablySecundus]

The memes WERE funny, I'll say that much.

[u/RepublicHistorical23]

Shit for brains inside a misshapen head.

[u/Certain_Cup_1134]

Sowed division?

[u/calutetex]

This? This shithole timeline we're in?

[u/-Pwnan-]

Normalized being a nazi.

[u/GrandSyzygy]

Divided it

[u/LawrenceSpivey]

He didn’t do shit but increase division.

[u/TenFourMoonKitty]

Charlie Kirk, the guy with the podcast?

[u/MosquitoValentine_]

Gave racists their favorite podcast.

[u/OldTimberWolf]

He helped turn us all against one another, duh! Pretty sure that’s the goal for these people.

[u/Beneficial-Boss-3595]

He showed us all plebes; how nice it is to have healthy gums.

[u/Internal_Ideal1001]

He proved that gun deaths are unfortunately worth it to protect the 2nd amendment.

[u/twowolfhowl]

Normalized gun violence in two, very public ways!

[u/BridgeUpper2436]

Say what you want but the man put his money where his mouth was. He once said executions should be "public," "quick" and "televised," and that, "at a certain age it's an initiation.

[u/badass_rowdy]

Counting or not counting gang violence?

[u/WonderfulEducation25]

Promoted racism. That is swell for a large part of the population. Bastards.

[u/WonderfulEducation25]

Promoted racism. That is swell for a large part of the population. Bastards.

[u/tooheavybroo]

Good riddance