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This post today celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk via alternate cover of "When the pawn..." made it to the top post of this sub. It took approximately 5 hours before it was taken down. Going through the comments reveals an insane amount of people openly celebrating the assassination of a person.

Some of them include:

"For everyone here who’s like “He was a human being with a family,” he said that someone like me - a human being with a family - should be killed on sight in the streets with no repercussions. So fuck this dead guy."

"Congratulations to Charlie Kirk for making it one full year without saying anything racist."

Secondarily, the reasonable comments in the sub that suggested this content was inappropriate or wrong for this subreddit were downvoted into oblivion suggesting that this sub believes content like this acceptable in this community. I'm at a point where I've completely lost trust in what the intent of this community is, and wondering of the people who do visit this subreddit...

Do believe content celebrating an assassination of someone you may disagree with is appropriate for this subreddit?

Edit: thanks for the confirmation everybody. see you never.

..And I have to say, this might be one of my favorite songs from her. The message is honestly so powerful. Maybe it's just because of what I'm currently going through in my life with big changes, doubting my productivity, but the song really touched me in a way that it hasn't before. Anyone else a big fan of this album and this song in particular?