Sean Mobsby (@seanmobsby) 's Twitter Profile
Sean Mobsby

@seanmobsby

@ReadingFC & @AZCardinals fan • Product Design Graduate • Ideals too easily give way to dogma. Dogma becomes fanaticism •

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Oliver Jia (オリバー・ジア) (@oliverjia1014) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No one should be celebrating what happened to Charlie Kirk. Once you normalize political violence against your opponents, nothing is off the table. That’s not the kind of society anyone should want to live in. And if you think it won’t happen to your side, you’re very naive.

YIMBYLAND (@yimbyland) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you cheer on the murder of someone for exercising their speech, you are infinitely closer to being a Fascist, than a Liberal.

NepentheZ (@nepenthez) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Shooting or physically attacking anyone in anyway because you don't agree with their opinions is never going to be OK, for any person, in any walk of life.

Premier League Match Centre (@pl_match_centre) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you disagree with someone, challenge them, debate them, or even mock them like I do. Resorting to violence is for cowards. Both sides spew nasty stuff to each other constantly and we are being conditioned to hate ourselves and each other.

Ryan Saavedra (@realsaavedra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone is jumping to the worst possible expectations of what is going to happen as a result of Charlie Kirk’s killing I’ve heard from people today that I haven’t heard from in years, including people with completely opposite political views, wanting to make sure I was okay

Cenk Uygur (@cenkuygur) 's Twitter Profile Photo

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?!"

Sean Mobsby (@seanmobsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just as when a democratic rep. was murdered a few months ago, whole segments of the population mocking the killing of a political opponent, further radicalising their own and the other side. People talking left/right today are completely missing the wider trend due to bias.

Sean Mobsby (@seanmobsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

People 'whatabouting' are missing the point that this movement to violence is increasingly prevalent in all areas and all groups. Western society is deeply unwell. Weak leaders across the spectrum who use every moment not to heal us but exploit our pain for their political gains.

Sean Mobsby (@seanmobsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Because this is what politicians and activists have cultivated for over a decade - and unfortunately it's all going to just fuel the next one...

Sean Mobsby (@seanmobsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

No, I don't think edgy teenagers and emotionally stunted adults speak for the entirety of some political and societal concepts that have centuries of developed complexity and nuance, surprisingly 🙄