@UofUGOP This is a sign of a dying movement. They can’t get people to show up because most people agree celebrating a brutal murder is morally wrong. The fact that this even has to be said is a sign we are in crazy times.
@uofutahdems@UUtah@UofUGOP She walked up to the Republican booth with the cake. She wanted attention, now she’s getting it. Looks like the admin realized this and that’s why they cancelled the expulsion hearing for the young republicans. They don’t want a lawsuit now that the DOJ is involved.
@Rylieparis05 The people supporting the murder of Charlie Kirk are such ghouls. I don’t understand how anyone could do that and then say “yeah I’m the good guy”
@gabagoolzamboni@HyperWhale286 Freedom of speech as outlined in the first amendment only protects you from the Government. We are calling out the vile things she said. Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from criticism. Seems her employer agrees with us.
@thehortator@matt_everhard@ehenes I mean, without providing evidence, this really just seems like sour grapes. I think posting this publicly was a mistake. You should have sent it to who it was meant for and left it at that.
@dogslovecranmer Especially since during the last supper, Jesus says it’s for forgiveness of sins. If being outside a state of grace is due to a mortal sin, why would taking communion be bad? Isn’t it literally for the forgiveness of the sins that are supposedly preventing you from partaking?