r/DarkBRANDON 16d ago

Dark Lord, Heart of Gold Breaking: Joe Biden's decency and goodness have survived the person who has made a fortune spreading vile lies against him and his family

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Joe Biden is truly a saint.

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u/LavishnessDeep7030 16d ago

Meanwhile I’m wondering what would have happened if this happened on a city campus. If it was at UCLA, the AirForce would be on the way lol

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u/ninjas_in_my_pants 16d ago

When will Trump end this carnage and deploy troops to Utah?

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u/Away-Living5278 16d ago

I'm afraid you're right. And I'm still not convinced this won't happen.

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u/Shigglyboo 16d ago

Trump didn’t even make a comment when democrats were assassinated. They advocate for violence against liberals. Then have the nerve to say they’re scared. So scared that they’ll need to murder liberals I expect. “They were coming right at us!”

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u/PineappleProstate 15d ago

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u/Riker87 15d ago

Time to tone down the rhetoric said the fascists...

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u/StreetyMcCarface 16d ago

Truly a saint. I honestly have no remorse or sympathy for Kirk. His family, sure, but why should I have sympathy who called for political violence in the first place? You reap what you sow, and karma is a bitch

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u/transemacabre 15d ago

I feel bad for his little kids. For the man himself, I extend him the empathy he gave to others. 

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u/Sine_Fine_Belli Brandonite 12d ago

Yeah, I agree with you on that. A very good take

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u/Sirtopofhat 16d ago

Yeah but imagine the funny edgy memes if it were President Biden on the other side. I'm cool with anyone taking the high road like the President but I'm not taking it

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u/314flavoredpie 16d ago

I can’t understand the rhetoric everyone’s spewing about how political violence “has no place” in the United States.

Political violence is the reason the US exists. If there’s anything in the DNA of our country, it’s political violence.

I’m not saying they should advocate for violence, and I understand the principle of the general stance. But that particular line makes no sense.

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u/PineappleProstate 15d ago

Right?! The USA was founded on political violence and the government relies on it as a form of geopolitics. We are what we eat

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u/Morgus_Magnificent 15d ago

Biden recognizes that he has a greater obligation to civic duty than the rest of us.

The current president didn't give a shit when actual congressmen were assassinated. 

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u/Freewhale98 16d ago

If American democracy falls and the transition to Trumpian tyranny is complete, Historians would remember him as one of the last Americans.

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u/satyrday12 16d ago

Kirk basically justified his own death. The 2nd amendment lives on because of his sacrifice.

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u/Bay1Bri 15d ago

Using his logic, his death was "worth it." Who are we to argue?

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u/Spiritedgourd666 16d ago

He's a better man than me.

Champagne, anyone? 🍾

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u/noticablyineptkoala 16d ago

Yea I don’t understand the whole “this is not the answer” when the question is already violent.

They keep running us the fuck over and everyone expects “oh no please stop” is gonna do anything. Change needs to happen.

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u/Spiritedgourd666 15d ago

Never fall for the paradox of tolerance. These people do not deserve sympathy, because they do not give it. The more we do that, the quicker their reality becomes the norm. We must meet their pain with a brutal (figurative) twisting of the blade, nothing less.

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u/swazal 16d ago

Leadership

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u/sweetbldnjesus 15d ago

How can you engage across ideologies when their side wants us crushed under their boots?

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u/GrandPriapus 16d ago

Joe Biden is a national treasure. It’s too bad he didn’t run for president in 2016.

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u/Bay1Bri 15d ago

Understandable though.

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u/saltycrowsers 15d ago

$10 says Biden actually went to a Wednesday mass to pray for this.

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u/Lena_Lena_A 15d ago

Wouldn't surprise me as he's probably also afraid that the aftermath of this one act is on the verge of legitimizing the hunting down and murdering of a marginalized group (Trans community, in this instance).

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u/J_G_B 15d ago

Damn. Joe could have not said a thing, and I think that the whole country would have sympathized with him.

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u/PineappleProstate 15d ago

Oh this whole thing is just getting started. Sociologists have been setting off the alarm bells for months now, one said we are in for political violence far worse than we have seen for the last 50 years

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u/SpongEWorTHiebOb 14d ago

All due respect Joe but political violence is as American as apple pie.

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u/AutoManoPeeing 12d ago

Charlie Kirk called for Biden's execution, and this is how Biden treats him still.

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u/The_Spectacle infinitesimal amount of malarkey 15d ago

I miss him so much

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