@PlayfulCandy I don't mock people's death and I don't overreact to folks who do. I call out hypocrites who do both. It's hard not to wanna spite someone trying to make life harder for people. Ig being less spiteful makes you more credible and I respect that.

@Kaykat While it's almost impossible to love every neighbor, sometimes there's a middle ground. I don't hate Mookie anymore, though I still have a negative perception of him. I find it to be a healthy change compared to a few years ago.

@PlayfulCandy Yes, exactly!

@Kaykat That is correct! Loving our neighbors is the second greatest commandment, and it especially includes neighbors who are disadvantaged, vulnerable, or marginalized.

Almost everyone's a hypocrite, almost everyone has biases. Repentance and forgiveness helps us move away from the cycle of hypocrisy. Your way is more rational, but rationality can only go so far. If the primary drive is spite, there might sometimes be moments of smug satisfaction, but there's no peace or genuine happiness. We should be motivated by our love and compassion for the people we support.

@PlayfulCandy so do I

@PlayfulCandy Yeah I can't stand hypocrisy that's why I called Mookie out so many times. I'm not a fan of religion but thanks for showing me how so many maga folks contradict their own religion 🤣🤣🤣 Marilyn didn't do something so bad that she has to ask for forgiveness. I just disagree with pointless behavior. Mocking Kirk's death hurts her credibility and accomplishes nothing. It's much better to fight his legacy in ways that are actually effective.

@Kaykat I love my neighbors who were not favored by Charlie Kirk's rhetoric.

Yikes, that's a messed up lie about an 82-year-old man who was brutally attacked in his own home. While two wrongs don't make a right, it's very easy to forgive Marilyn. At this point, forgiving her is a way to stand up against hypocrisy. Fun fact, forgiveness is one of the main themes of Christianity. Also, I love that you're making good use of your money!

@PlayfulCandy I completely agree with what you said. Paul Pelosi was 82 years old and he was attacked in his own home. Charlie Kirk mocked him and said he was in a sexual tryst. It's ridiculous how many people got fired for Charlie's sake. I'm not giving my money to companies that fire people for such a dumb reason. It's ironic that the demands to fire them are coming from the same people who mocked George Floyd. The ones who hold the biggest grudges are usually guilty of wrongdoings themselves.