A while back I put out these rules for the internet. 1. When we disagree, we fight. 2. We have a beer afterward. 3. When we agree, we unite. I got a lot of flack, surprisingly, for the line about the beer. People would ask, "Oh yeah, would you have a beer with Charlie Kirk?!" Well, I did. And I'm glad I did, because now I won't get to. Yes, Charlie and I disagreed a lot and about really important things. But somehow we didn't lose our humanity. We were still fellow Americans.
This had to be incredibly difficult for her. Her address is in the thread link. It's a little over 16 minutes in length.
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" Oh but hating on America is an American value so you're going to punish for that?? Interesting.
#27 | POSTED BY LAURAMOHR AT 2025-09-17 01:19 PM | REPLY"
Punish? No. That's why I am so opposed to revoking VISA's. Among other things it sends a chilling message. What I was saying is that obtaining a VISA is a privilege, not a right. We should not extend the privilege of granting a VISA to people who have demonstrated hatred for our country and/or cheered the assassination of a public figure.