“Do I want Christianity outlawed? No. Do I think humanity should turn away from it? Yes.” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share Image
“If your philosophy can be explained in a tweet, you're a moron. That's my philosophy. Wait...” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“Okay, first of all, they don't "consider" Jefferson Davis racist, he was President of the Confederacy, his racism is not up for any sort… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“You are not special. You're just fucking not. You're a bland, boring motherfucker just like everybody else. You ever been to the mall and… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“Capitalism and socialism are tools. Each have pros and cons. For each task, use the one that makes the most sense.” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“People who dismiss all capitalism or all socialism are opposite ends of the same kind of stupid.” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“Allow me to explain. Social Justice can mean many things. Gay rights, minority rights, women's rights — all good civil rights stuff. The problem… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“If norms are oppressive, try to foster acceptance of deviations, don't try to destroy the norms themselves — that's a fool's errand.” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“There's no pride for me in my skin being white. I was born this way, I had no choice, I had no say. There… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“I cannot be stopped unless I am dead. Nothing else can stop me. As long as no one has the balls to kill me,… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“Saying both sides participated in violence doesn't mean both sides are equally ideologically wrong, you know.” — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“... [Y]ou mainly hear from white supremacists, about the "glory" of the white race. They point to the innovations of white people and use… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“Freedom of speech as I define it is more than a right granted by government. It's a process that each of us must believe… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“And how can evil be the mere absence of good? Is genocide the absence of something, of what? Of kindness? Were there no kind… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
“You said, "males are in charge." Males are in charge? No. The people who are in charge are male. But that does not mean… — T.J. Kirk Copy Share
