Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
Charlie Kirk Shooting and the Collapse of Debate in America
Charlie Kirk Shooting and the Collapse of Debate in America
Charlie Kirk Shooting and the Collapse of Debate in America
Monday 15th September 2025
Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rae discuss Charlie Kirk's shooting, urging civil debate over violence and exploring its impact on democracy.
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Get the buttons here!Charlie Kirk Shooting: A Wake-Up Call for Civil Discourse
Episode Overview
- Celebrating political violence threatens democracy.
- Historical assassinations have shifted cultural trajectories.
- Civil discourse is crucial for healthy debate.
- Fascist tendencies arise when violence is applauded.
- Dialogue bridges political divides.
If you are celebrating the murder of your opponent, you are the fascist.
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this gripping episode of GAY FACE, comedians Ruby Dickulous and Leah Rae tackle the chilling incident involving Charlie Kirk's shooting at a university. While his views may be polarising, the hosts highlight the danger in celebrating political violence, emphasising the collapse of debate and democracy when bullets replace dialogue. Ruby shares personal reflections on witnessing disturbing events and the unsettling trend of mob mentality in society.
The episode is a call for civil discourse, urging listeners to engage in rigorous debates rather than resorting to violence. With historical references to figures like MLK and JFK, Ruby draws parallels between past and present, cautioning against the trajectory of culture if speech continues to be stifled. The hosts passionately argue for more dialogue and understanding across political divides, warning that fascist tendencies can emerge when violence is cheered on.
If you're curious about how society can heal and grow through communication, this episode is a must-listen. Are we ready to bridge the gaps and embrace conversation over conflict?