That's ableism. These people don't look the way they do and don't act they way they do because of any genetic disorder. They also aren't going to fucking see this so the only people being insulted by this are people who are disabled, great job.
We're talking about actual fascists here and you guys are insulting with eugenics and appearance ffs.
Eugenics, nice. Total own dude you really got me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turner_syndrome
The joke is very obviously referencing Down Syndrome, with the joke you mentioned in another comment being some sort of subversion of expectations by having the gene duplication mistaken, except there are diseases with gene absence as the root cause.
Punching down at disabled people is some chud shit.
Ableism. What a funny joke dude. Could you explain what specifically they're referring to about missing chromosomes that would make someone a fascist?
Or, at the very least, open up his heart.
Uh, no I don't hope he incites even more racist violence when violence against racialized minorities is on the rise. That isn't a cool, antifascist take you seem to think it is. He's already irredeemably awful and frustrating to chuds, we don't need random people to pay even more with their lives and bodies just to make him look even worse before he gets got.
Guy's a chud. Another post from this Instagram profile: "RIP Charlie you were the best of us." This post is also explicitly calling for policy inspired by Donald Trump's isolationist looting scheme. The account was made the day after Kirk got proven wrong and then posts this.
Pretty clear picture to me.
Yes. This is terrifying to fascists because most of them don't think enough to consider how ideological purity would manifest in a rabidly genocidal ideology and the wealthier ones think they can insulate themselves from the violence. Charlie getting easily killed publicly by one of their own is the exact thing they thought they were safe from.
PP is a neolib who played with nazism for fun and genuinely thought there couldn't be consequences for it.
Awesome for you and your cohort, sounds privileged. That was twenty years ago and still sounds exceptional. I've been to multiple universities and colleges along with family members, even programs that require a workstation pc do not provide them for you. Im working on updating one right now and at a "better" uni you have to apply for a fund through your student association. Best you normally get is rentable laptops from the library.
Hopefully he'll stop by a uni
I've never seen a post-secondary school that provides computer hardware.
It's not too close, this is ableism.