The image is a screenshot of a social media post by a user named "animentality." The post is dated 4 days ago and includes a series of bullet points that criticize Charlie Kirk, a public figure. The post is structured as a series of statements, each followed by a consequence, implying a form of poetic justice. The first bullet point states that Charlie Kirk advocates for the Second Amendment at the expense of children's lives, and he is then shot at a school. The second bullet point mentions his advocacy for public executions to make children stronger, followed by his being shot in public. The third bullet point notes his open racism and attempts to incite race wars, leading to his being shot by a white person in the whitest state in America. The fourth bullet point criticizes his stance on empathy, noting that he receives no empathy online, except from those who mock the deaths of trans people and Democrat politicians. The final bullet point humorously states that he is shot and killed instantly by a gun. The post uses a combination of text and emojis to convey its message.
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The image is a screenshot of a tweet from a user named NickFrank40, with the handle [@]NickyFrank30. The tweet is written in white text on a black background. The tweet tells a personal story about the user's grandfather, who used to say, "and Magda Goebbels made a great strudel." The user explains that they didn't understand the phrase until after their grandfather's death, when their grandmother explained that a magazine did a fluffy interview with Magda Goebbels a few years before World War II, including her strudel recipe. The user's grandfather, who hated the Nazis with great passion, thought the phrase was an example of the media sanitizing evil people. He would use the phrase when someone asked him to overlook a bad person doing bad things and focus on the good.
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The image contains two tweets and a news broadcast screenshot. The first tweet, from Joyce Alene, states that the U.S. population is 340.1 million and criticizes the president for claiming that most people have died from drugs. The second tweet, from Acyn, humorously quotes the president as saying that 300 million people died from drugs last year, in response to a reporter's question about a strike on a boat in Venezuela. The news broadcast shows a man in a suit and tie, with a helicopter in the background, and a news ticker at the bottom reading "BREAKING NEWS: TRUMP: TRIP TO U.K. WILL BE INCREDIBLE." The broadcast is from Fox News, with a timestamp of 6:43 PM ET.
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My daughter came home from school and said, “Mom, you’re not going to believe what happened in history class today.”
Her teacher told the class they were going to play a game. He walked around the room and whispered to each kid whether they were a #witch or just a regular person. Then he gave the instructions:
“Form the biggest group you can without a witch. If your group has even one, you all fail.”
She said the whole room instantly lit up with #suspicion. Everyone started interrogating each other. Are you a witch? How do we know you’re not lying? Some kids clung to one big group, but most broke off into smaller, exclusive cliques. They turned away anyone who seemed uncertain, nervous, or gave off even the slightest hint of being guilty.
The energy shifted fast. Suddenly everyone was suspicious of everyone. Whispers. Finger-pointing. Side-eyes. #Trust dissolved in minutes.
Finally, when all the groups were formed, the teacher said, “Alright, time to find out who fails. Witches, raise your hands.”
And not one hand went up.
The whole class exploded. “Wait! You messed up the game!”
And then the teacher dropped the bomb: _**“Did I? Were there any actual witches in Salem, or did everyone just believe what they were told?” **_
My daughter said the room went dead silent.
That’s when it hit them. No witch was ever needed for the damage to happen. #Fear had already done its work. Suspicion alone #divided the entire class, turning community into chaos.
And isn’t that exactly what we’re seeing today? Different words, same playbook. Instead of “witch,” it’s #liberal, #conservative, #vaxxed, #unvaxxed, pro-this, anti-that. The labels shift, but the tactic is the same.
Get people #scared. Get them suspicious. Get them #divided. Then sit back while trust crumbles.
The danger was never the witch. The danger is the #rumor. The suspicion. The fear. The planted lies.
Refuse the whisper. Don’t play the game. Because the second we start hunting “witches,” we’ve already lost.
The image shows a tweet from a verified account on X.com. The account is named "Angela Dennis" and the handle is "[@]AngelaDWrites." The tweet is set against a black background with white text. The content of the tweet reads: "Racism and racist ideology is not a 'political view.' It's not about left or right it's about right and wrong. Framing them as a difference of opinion is dangerous because it minimizes the harm, violence, and inequality it produces. Political debates are about policy. Racism is about stripping people of humanity and denigrating their existence. Don't confuse the two." The tweet emphasizes the distinction between racism and political views, arguing that racism is not a matter of opinion but a matter of right and wrong, and that framing it as such can minimize its harmful effects.
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murder is still not justified. Racists go about their lives never killing anyone. Murderers are far more evil. A racist still has the opportunity to change. A murderer takes that chance from them. Oh and btw, Charlie Kirk repeatedly stated that he believed in judging a person on the content of their character and not on the color of their skin. He was NOT a racist.
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I mean I’m in the demographic of this, I know no rapist. Also if I were hypothetically a rapist I wouldn’t tell anybody, not even friends, while a woman that has been raped is in her right to speak up for a bunch of reasons.
We do. But we either understand that speaking out about will have harsh social consequences, or we're told by his women friends that "he couldn't, he would never," or we are told "every accusation is a confession," which is often true, but some accusation/confessions are worse than others.
Every man does know a rapist. More likely multiple. Every man knows another man who says things like 'grab em by the pussy'. They just make excuses for him.
Sorry, you really just let yourself down to the niveau of the people doing and justifying all this shit with your hostile generalization. You really don't help anyone by spreading such bullshit.
80% of rapes are committed by 20% or rapists. A relatively small number of serial rapists commit most of the acts of sexual violence. That being said, I'm sure every guy does know one. They may not know they know one, but...
because rape is a sociopathic, vicious and shameful act. All men know this but that doesn't stop them. However, the rapist will then go to great lengths to justify his cruelty. Both to himself and more rarely to others.
At the risk of sounding flippant… honestly, I think it’s because the we’re not of interest to the rapist so they have no need to reveal themselves to us. If you know someone is a rapist and you’re not a rapist yourself then - I believe - it’s more likely you know because they attacked you or someone you know and the victim told you.
Males and men are not monolithic in that sense. We aren’t confessionals for each other. Or maybe they don’t confess to me?
The image shows a tweet from a user named DigiDoggi, with the handle [@]digidoggi.bsky.social. The tweet is dated September 10, 2025, at 8:52 PM. The tweet's content is a statement about Charlie Klrk, expressing that he believed empathy was a "new concept" that shouldn't exist. The tweet criticizes anyone who expresses condolences for Charlie Klrk, stating that it is "VERY disrespectful to his beliefs right now." It concludes by asking people to keep Charlie Klrk out of their thoughts as he begins his "transition into worm food." The tweet includes a cartoon avatar of a dog-like character with a hat and glasses.
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![The image is a screenshot of a tweet from a user named NickFrank40, with the handle [@]NickyFrank30. The tweet is written in white text on a black background. The tweet tells a personal story about the user's grandfather, who used to say, "and Magda Goebbels made a great strudel." The user explains that they didn't understand the phrase until after their grandfather's death, when their grandmother explained that a magazine did a fluffy interview with Magda Goebbels a few years before World War II, including her strudel recipe. The user's grandfather, who hated the Nazis with great passion, thought the phrase was an example of the media sanitizing evil people. He would use the phrase when someone asked him to overlook a bad person doing bad things and focus on the good.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/135406068868c95f6fc65c6674712275-0.jpeg "The image is a screenshot of a tweet from a user named NickFrank40, with the handle [@]NickyFrank30. The tweet is written in white text on a black background. The tweet tells a personal story about the user's grandfather, who used to say, \"and Magda Goebbels made a great strudel.\" The user explains that they didn't understand the phrase until after their grandfather's death, when their grandmother explained that a magazine did a fluffy interview with Magda Goebbels a few years before World War II, including her strudel recipe. The user's grandfather, who hated the Nazis with great passion, thought the phrase was an example of the media sanitizing evil people. He would use the phrase when someone asked him to overlook a bad person doing bad things and focus on the good.")
![The image shows a tweet from a verified account on X.com. The account is named "Angela Dennis" and the handle is "[@]AngelaDWrites." The tweet is set against a black background with white text. The content of the tweet reads: "Racism and racist ideology is not a 'political view.' It's not about left or right it's about right and wrong. Framing them as a difference of opinion is dangerous because it minimizes the harm, violence, and inequality it produces. Political debates are about policy. Racism is about stripping people of humanity and denigrating their existence. Don't confuse the two." The tweet emphasizes the distinction between racism and political views, arguing that racism is not a matter of opinion but a matter of right and wrong, and that framing it as such can minimize its harmful effects.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/208844464768c74a2e35ee9564526038-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a verified account on X.com. The account is named \"Angela Dennis\" and the handle is \"[@]AngelaDWrites.\" The tweet is set against a black background with white text. The content of the tweet reads: \"Racism and racist ideology is not a 'political view.' It's not about left or right it's about right and wrong. Framing them as a difference of opinion is dangerous because it minimizes the harm, violence, and inequality it produces. Political debates are about policy. Racism is about stripping people of humanity and denigrating their existence. Don't confuse the two.\" The tweet emphasizes the distinction between racism and political views, arguing that racism is not a matter of opinion but a matter of right and wrong, and that framing it as such can minimize its harmful effects.")
![The image shows a tweet from a user named DigiDoggi, with the handle [@]digidoggi.bsky.social. The tweet is dated September 10, 2025, at 8:52 PM. The tweet's content is a statement about Charlie Klrk, expressing that he believed empathy was a "new concept" that shouldn't exist. The tweet criticizes anyone who expresses condolences for Charlie Klrk, stating that it is "VERY disrespectful to his beliefs right now." It concludes by asking people to keep Charlie Klrk out of their thoughts as he begins his "transition into worm food." The tweet includes a cartoon avatar of a dog-like character with a hat and glasses.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/692458705668c73faf958f6426361005-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named DigiDoggi, with the handle [@]digidoggi.bsky.social. The tweet is dated September 10, 2025, at 8:52 PM. The tweet's content is a statement about Charlie Klrk, expressing that he believed empathy was a \"new concept\" that shouldn't exist. The tweet criticizes anyone who expresses condolences for Charlie Klrk, stating that it is \"VERY disrespectful to his beliefs right now.\" It concludes by asking people to keep Charlie Klrk out of their thoughts as he begins his \"transition into worm food.\" The tweet includes a cartoon avatar of a dog-like character with a hat and glasses.")
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