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Is Charlie Kirk’s murder a tipping point?September 11th, 2025 |
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From the Daily Mail: “Oxford University Union’s president elect is accused of celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination – after pair came head-to-head in debate weeks ago”; a somewhat negative reaction to the left’s celebration of political violence. Maybe, just maybe, the left has finally gone too far for the average opinion-former in the street?
At the very least, George Abaraonye’s future debates in the Oxford Union could be brutal …
Problem (or maybe salvation) is that conservatives generally work on an internal negative-feedback system, whereas progressives live at the mercy of positive-feedback triggers.