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You get away with things so Hassan shouldn’t be executed - Tucker
Posted on 10/14/26 at 8:47 pm
Posted on 10/14/26 at 8:47 pm
You may not be a mass murderer but are you one who should judge other people? Asked by Tucker
This clip shows the insanity of Tucker at the moment speaking on a mass murderer who was in our military.
The clip labeled by him is bad enough of “ trumps anti Christian death cult can only lead to nuclear war”
This clip shows the insanity of Tucker at the moment speaking on a mass murderer who was in our military.
The clip labeled by him is bad enough of “ trumps anti Christian death cult can only lead to nuclear war”
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If tweet fails to load, click here.Posted on 10/14/26 at 9:20 pm to DeBoar
I can’t recall another conservative commentator who has fallen so far from grace.
Tucker can fck right off…. and hassan can die like the rat fck he is.
Tucker can fck right off…. and hassan can die like the rat fck he is.
Posted on 10/14/26 at 9:22 pm to DeBoar
Why should I listen to a guy who's lost so much earning power (legitimate) in life?
But he is shaping up to be a MSNOW personality.
But he is shaping up to be a MSNOW personality.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 5:35 am to DeBoar
I can remember back in the days when Tuck would be all fired up that a traitor and terrorist was facing righteous execution.
So sad.
So sad.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 6:36 am to Django Unchained
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I can’t recall another conservative commentator who has fallen so far from grace.
Tucker can fck right off…. and hassan can die like the rat fck he is.
He is Tokyo Rose with a dick.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 6:37 am to DeBoar
Quck so angry. Look at him. His grape is about to explode.
Quck bros destroyed
Quck bros destroyed
Posted on 10/15/26 at 6:38 am to WoodCrafter
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He is Tokyo Rose with a dick.

Posted on 10/15/26 at 6:45 am to Wolfwireless
It is as if he is running for office. He worked the right, now is working the left, and soon will be fondling the middle. What is his end game?
Posted on 10/15/26 at 6:53 am to DeBoar
Tucker is so comprised….i think when his pockets were effected, he started blowing whichever way the wind blows to fill them back up.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 7:54 am to DeBoar
Okay, I bit the bullet and watched enough to get Tucker’s contextual argument. I only watched a few minutes as that was sufficient.
As a professing Christian and a personal choice to be a “peacemaker” his point is solid. As a real world defense against Jihadist Islam and Muhammad’s sword-based hegemony and theology/political ideology, or Secular Marxism, Tucker’s ‘peacemaker’ stance is a loss and not a “win” of the which he derides Hegseth’s aggressive stance for. Hegseth is sworn to God to protect this Nation and our Constitutional Republic. He is not a Pastor.
And Tucker is right re “ends in nuclear war”, as this is likely the case given the polar ideology/theological dynamics and our base “animal instincts” to embrace bloodshed for the sake of our ‘truth’.
He is again correct in that watching said State-sanctioned, public execution bloodshed will indeed expand an individual’s psychological tolerance for accepting violence and a conditioning for more violence against perceived enemies. Tucker has had personal interactions with many Muslims and Communists who have pointed out the ‘deficiencies’ and conditions which our (pseudo) Democratic Freedoms have begat…and therein the apologetic nature of his arguments. Freedom is not for everybody. It’s poison to the weak.
Bottom line: Jesus had to choose and so will we. Fight or lay down to the (well intentioned but imperfect or even evil) powers that be. He chose the former. I assume that I am of “the Elect” but that I will not be of the “few who enter therein”. I’m headed to ‘Purgatory’ as I have plenty of issues that I desire to address on my own. In hopes that I will make my Creator and Savior proud as opposed to having Jesus tap me on the head and perfect my character such that I can ‘enter therein’.
IMO, Tucker’s arguments and soul are solid. But he will catch hell for being in the middle of the coming wave of violence. Violence employed for the sake of love and peace. Go figure.
I can fell my own violent instincts becoming more reactive. While strangely enough, my instincts for love and empathy increase as well. It’s seems like a paradox, although an increase in awareness embraces all aspects of Reality.
Regardless, and per God’s Promise of Salvation via His Son and the power of the Holy Spirit of Truth, after the prophesied, bloody dust settles and the Truth assumes power, the pain of these travails will fade age away as beauty and love take hold.
God speed to Tucker. He’s neck deep.
Lord come quickly.
As a professing Christian and a personal choice to be a “peacemaker” his point is solid. As a real world defense against Jihadist Islam and Muhammad’s sword-based hegemony and theology/political ideology, or Secular Marxism, Tucker’s ‘peacemaker’ stance is a loss and not a “win” of the which he derides Hegseth’s aggressive stance for. Hegseth is sworn to God to protect this Nation and our Constitutional Republic. He is not a Pastor.
And Tucker is right re “ends in nuclear war”, as this is likely the case given the polar ideology/theological dynamics and our base “animal instincts” to embrace bloodshed for the sake of our ‘truth’.
He is again correct in that watching said State-sanctioned, public execution bloodshed will indeed expand an individual’s psychological tolerance for accepting violence and a conditioning for more violence against perceived enemies. Tucker has had personal interactions with many Muslims and Communists who have pointed out the ‘deficiencies’ and conditions which our (pseudo) Democratic Freedoms have begat…and therein the apologetic nature of his arguments. Freedom is not for everybody. It’s poison to the weak.
Bottom line: Jesus had to choose and so will we. Fight or lay down to the (well intentioned but imperfect or even evil) powers that be. He chose the former. I assume that I am of “the Elect” but that I will not be of the “few who enter therein”. I’m headed to ‘Purgatory’ as I have plenty of issues that I desire to address on my own. In hopes that I will make my Creator and Savior proud as opposed to having Jesus tap me on the head and perfect my character such that I can ‘enter therein’.
IMO, Tucker’s arguments and soul are solid. But he will catch hell for being in the middle of the coming wave of violence. Violence employed for the sake of love and peace. Go figure.
I can fell my own violent instincts becoming more reactive. While strangely enough, my instincts for love and empathy increase as well. It’s seems like a paradox, although an increase in awareness embraces all aspects of Reality.
Regardless, and per God’s Promise of Salvation via His Son and the power of the Holy Spirit of Truth, after the prophesied, bloody dust settles and the Truth assumes power, the pain of these travails will fade age away as beauty and love take hold.
God speed to Tucker. He’s neck deep.
Lord come quickly.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 8:01 am to RCDfan1950
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Posted on 10/15/26 at 8:04 am to DeBoar
He killed US soldiers who were supposed to be his brother in arms. He is a Muslim radical who should have been booted from the military prior to those murders taking place. He had a track record of saying radical things leading up. I don’t care if it’s televised or not, but this execution should have happened a long time ago.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 8:58 am to RCDfan1950
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And Tucker is right re “ends in nuclear war”, as this is likely the case given the polar ideology/theological dynamics and our base “animal instincts” to embrace bloodshed for the sake of our ‘truth’.
Disagree that it will likely end in nuclear war. Neither you nor Tucker have any evidence. It's just a feeling, and we shouldn't base our actions on feelings about what might happen in the future.
It sounds like Tucker is once again comparing Christians to Muslims as equals. Christians do not embrace bloodshed for the sake of "truth." Islam does. It is written in their holy books.
How can Tucker claim to be a Christian yet mischaracterize them so badly? Is it because he is using Christianity as a mask to push a different agenda?
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He is again correct in that watching said State-sanctioned, public execution bloodshed will indeed expand an individual’s psychological tolerance for accepting violence and a conditioning for more violence against perceived enemies.
How is someone who infiltrates and murders our military members only a "perceived enemy?" Do you not see how that is an attempt to absolve the terrorist?
We've had public executions in the US for much of its existence, so how did we reach the point with so many people against public execution when public executions are supposed to make us more acceptable to violence?
We can also look at the most violent group in America. Do you think ghetto blacks are more violent because they watched "State-sanctioned public executions?"
Once again, Tucker makes a claim with no evidence. He just expects you to believe everything he says. He loves to make an outrageous claim with the only supporting evidence being, "Everyone knows."
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I assume that I am of “the Elect” but that I will not be of the “few who enter therein”. I’m headed to ‘Purgatory’ as I have plenty of issues that I desire to address on my own.
There's no support for purgatory in the Bible.
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IMO, Tucker’s arguments and soul are solid. But he will catch hell for being in the middle of the coming wave of violence. Violence employed for the sake of love and peace. Go figure.
How do you stop an active mass shooter? With violence. A good guy with a gun is required to stop a bad guy with a gun. The threat of violence is also many times the only thing that guarantees peace.
That whole philosophy on violence is wrong.
And if Tucker is standing in the middle, that means he is not taking the side against the muslims whose stated objective is to conquer the world. Therefore, Tucker is not a friend to those who don't want to live under sharia law.
Even the Bible talks with disdain about people who are "lukewarm." Maybe the staunch Christian, Tucker, needs a refresher course.
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God speed to Tucker. He’s neck deep.
Lol, he's a heretic. He is using Christianity to fool people. No actual Christian would say that Muslims revere Christ so they aren't the enemy, as Muslims murder and rape Christians all over the world.
No actual Christian would call Trump the anti-Christ, and then deny he said it, or accuse him of using sorcery. Tucker’s exact words were, "And I think it probably literally is a spell," and "There may be a supernatural component" to [Trump’s charm].
Real Christians don't falsely accuse people like that.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 9:00 am to DeBoar
I listened to this podcast, and Tucker’s main gripe is with live-streaming it (apparently public executions have been illegal in the US since the 1930’s and England in the 1800’s, which interestingly enough Charles Dickens advocated for banning).
He also played a clip where Charlie Kirk said he was not in favor of the death penalty, just because it could be used against anyone critical of whatever government is in power, whether Repubs or Dems.
I personally think this murderer should have been put to death a long time ago, so I’m in favor of the death penalty.
But to call Tucker’s take “insane” without giving specifics, explaining your position, etc. is what Democrats do, so good on you I guess?
He also played a clip where Charlie Kirk said he was not in favor of the death penalty, just because it could be used against anyone critical of whatever government is in power, whether Repubs or Dems.
I personally think this murderer should have been put to death a long time ago, so I’m in favor of the death penalty.
But to call Tucker’s take “insane” without giving specifics, explaining your position, etc. is what Democrats do, so good on you I guess?
Posted on 10/15/26 at 9:28 am to Demonbengal
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He killed US soldiers who were supposed to be his brother in arms. He is a Muslim radical who should have been booted from the military prior to those murders taking place. He had a track record of saying radical things leading up. I don’t care if it’s televised or not, but this execution should have happened a long time ago.
He did what he did and now he has to face the consequences and he is going to pay the ultimate penalty. I have no moral qualms about it.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 9:34 am to DeBoar
Tucker’s best point is questioning what Hegseth means by “we win”.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 9:52 am to Django Unchained
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I can’t recall another conservative commentator who has fallen so far from grace.
He's more popular than ever.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 10:40 am to Timeoday
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It is as if he is running for office. He worked the right, now is working the left, and soon will be fondling the middle. What is his end game?
Dunno his endgame. He's become a sad state though.
Posted on 10/15/26 at 10:48 am to how333
The nut job Tucker refused exorcism. He made a big deal of it, speaks intently on spirituality then when he was contacted with exorcism offers he said, he doesn't believe in the craft of exorcism. Then he has on Shawn Ryan to speak of hell and Tucker maniacally laughs...

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