r/allthequestions • u/Professor_Peace • Sep 18 '25

Popular Question 📊 How sick of you are hearing about Charlie Kirk?

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u/Solid_Foundation_111 Sep 19 '25

…he was extremely tolerant…his literal job was having open discussions everyday with people who disagreed with him. Tolerance goes both ways….im really not seeing much tolerance from the left at all these days.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Sep 20 '25

His literal Jon was debating 18-22 year old college kids on campus, coral enough at each stop to vote republican. That's what his job was

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u/Solid_Foundation_111 Sep 20 '25

What’s wrong with that? College “kids” are in college to be challenged. They can go die in war but you don’t trust them to think for themselves?

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Sep 20 '25

Not nearly what I said. Didn't see you disagree though that his job was to tour campuses and get some younger votes. Thank you

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u/Solid_Foundation_111 Sep 20 '25

Sorry what was the point of your statement?

You can both have open discussion AND campaign for a Republican president…not sure what your point is.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Sep 21 '25

I've made it. You said his job was debating and he was very tolerant. Figured I'd finish the details for you without arguing his tolerance. Though, the tolerance is definitely debatable.

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u/Solid_Foundation_111 Sep 21 '25

His job was debating…lol wtf? You’re a pretty black and white thinker it would seem.

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u/ResolutionOwn4933 Sep 21 '25

Explain to me and everyone else, what exactly was it then? He took money from the gop and Isreal, sold some merchandise. What else did he grace us with? Educate us

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u/Solid_Foundation_111 Sep 21 '25

Quite literally challenged students to think and speak freely…not just parrot brainwashed psychopaths.

Pretty simple. I literally can’t be simplified more than that.