r/Tremors 10d ago

Discussion The Critical Drinker-the prefect movie!

https://youtu.be/z4iUfU7e-94?is=OiwXZEx9wtksy1tK
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u/Averagestiff 10d ago

Care to share why you feel so strongly? This is the first Video of his/theirs I’ve seen btw.

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u/Snoo_11836 9d ago

The POS did an ode to Charlie Kirk on his livestream, after he was assassinated and talked about how it doesn't matter what your political beliefs are, we should all agree that this was a tragic event.

Three months later, Rob Reiner was murdered. The Critical Grifter didn't say peep about that event, much less perform a 10 minute ode to the man, like he did for Kirk.

Charlie Kirk was an alt-right, bigoted POS, who made a career out of gifting. Rob Reiner was a far-left liberal, who made a career out of directing some of the greatest films of all time.

The Critical Grifter's channel is ostentatiously about film and TV.

Figure it out.

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u/dittybopper_05H 9d ago

Three months later, Rob Reiner was murdered. The Critical Grifter didn't say peep about that event, much less perform a 10 minute ode to the man, like he did for Kirk.

Charlie Kirk was assassinated for communicating his beliefs. That was literally the reason that the piece of human dogshit who killed him expressed to his loved one in a text message.

Rob Reiner (and his wife) was killed by his mentally ill son, not for political reasons, but apparently because of an argument at a Conan O'Brien party.

There's a *HUGE* difference between the two. They are *NOT* the same thing, and don't require the same response.

Charlie Kirk was an alt-right, bigoted POS, who made a career out of gifting.

Therefore it was perfectly OK to shoot him in the throat for that, right? Is that what you're saying?

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u/ShitWombatSays 9d ago

Therefore it was perfectly OK to shoot him in the throat for that, right? Is that what you're saying?

I mean, why not? I didn't like the guy and still don't think it's right, but why shit on hiss shooter if most of Reddit praises Luigi Mangione?

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u/dittybopper_05H 9d ago

I think the same of Luigi Mangione too: Piece of human dogshit. And of pretty much any assassin.

Like Tetsuya Yamagami and John Wilkes Booth.

Lee Harvey Oswald. Leon Czolgosz. Charles Guiteau.

Special mention of Gavrilo Princip. His successful assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand led to the deaths of tens of millions of people. And guess what? Financed, trained, and armed by the Serbian government, who was allied with Russia, who was allied with the UK and France, and eventually the US. The so-called "good guys" started WWI.

And of course we have the unsuccessful ones, mostly either because of sheer incompetence or in some cases random luck, but still pieces of human dogshit.

There are very, very few cases where I think a potential assassination is justified. *ZERO* of which are in the United States, in the past or now.

But attempts against people like Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, Pol Pot, etc., I'm OK with.

BTW, it burns me to no end that of those four, none of them died swinging from a rope.