Kind: Reposts

If you can’t say “replacement theory and mass murder are bad” without attempting to own the libs in the process maybe just say nothing https://t.co/XMVl5KtobV

— Tim Miller (@Timodc) May 16, 2022

We don’t need gun control. We just need to avoid churches, malls, supermarkets, mosques, concerts, synagogues, cinemas, parks, pre-schools, middle schools, high schools, college campuses, mass transportation, the outdoors in general… (1/513)

— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) May 15, 2022

Get back to us when somebody goes on a murder spree in the name of reducing tariffs, accepting refugees, and building more housing. https://t.co/5tPC2aWXF9

— Andy Craig (@AndrewRCraig) May 16, 2022

If you find yourself in contortions looking for ways to say "mass shootings aren't really so bad", maybe you're part of the problem here.

— matt blaze (@mattblaze) May 16, 2022

Why are white people so afraid of becoming a minority? Does America treat minorities poorly or something?

— Santiago Mayer (@santiagomayer_) May 15, 2022

Hey @nytopinion: Remember your haughty editorial about cancel culture earlier this year? So do I have to listen politely while MAGA folks promote replacement theory in order not to shame or shun them in the public square? https://t.co/HuYhDr2qbG

— Ted Lieu (@tedlieu) May 16, 2022

It's past time that members of Congress learn WTF they are talking about before they propose legislation that will break things they don't understand. https://t.co/RPAp7mxd7q

— Cathy Gellis (@CathyGellis) May 16, 2022

You gonna take their land again? https://t.co/Q5aWvrfWNS

— Justin (@JustinLawGuy) May 15, 2022

If your blog-style site doesn't have an RSS feed, you don't have a blog-style site.

— Captain Macho Pirate Mick Rackham.yarrr🏴‍☠️🍺⚓🌻 (@tw2113) May 16, 2022

Dude, if the FBI did anything to someone based on his far right views BEFORE he shot a bunch of people, you guys would be the first to complain. https://t.co/1UbmAWsQ2i

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) May 16, 2022

Wait guys. Remind me. Are dead babies a good thing or a bad thing this week? https://t.co/biil5mYcFA

— Jay Marshall Wolman (@wolmanj) May 16, 2022

After yet another white supremacist commits mass murder, they shift the conversation to suggest that conservatives are the real victims. https://t.co/6iLY7K8W9N

— @ijbailey (@ijbailey) May 16, 2022

Any incident responder saying "DO NOT PAY A RANSOM" is hurting their customers. Paying (or not) should be a risk-informed business decision, pure and simple. https://t.co/s3Ab3icPPH

— Jake Williams (@MalwareJake) May 16, 2022

Someone decided to not white wash white supremacy after a weekend like this past one. Good. https://t.co/I31O44wY9O

— @ijbailey (@ijbailey) May 16, 2022

FSD would be a heck of a lot safer if it were open sourced. Instead, FSD beta drivers who speak out about issues are removed from the program. But yes, please keep pontificating about open source on a platform you don't control... https://t.co/vpg6Esz9qw

— Jake Williams (@MalwareJake) May 16, 2022

One peaceful protest outside a Supreme Court Justice house and Congress acted in 24 hours to pass a bill to protect their families.

Three deadly mass shootings in three days and Congress won’t do a damn thing.

— Doug Gordon (@dgordon52) May 15, 2022

If more people on the Right were willing to take on Tucker Carlson when he says things that cross the line, they have a lot more credibility to claim the line is actually real.

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) May 16, 2022

If you want to draw these kind of distinctions - and it’s valid to do so - you have to rebuke people, including supporters, when they ignore them.

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) May 16, 2022

But let’s be honest, folks on the right are doing a crap job of policing the distinction he’s drawing here. In fact, many are purposely coloring outside the lines because it wins over the base. https://t.co/zEZkWS7v3k

— Patrick Chovanec (@prchovanec) May 16, 2022

I don't need a morality lesson from Musk. https://t.co/ooIwJB2nsi

— Alan Graham (@agraham999) May 11, 2022