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Marine Joey Jones ripped into Hasan Piker for allegedly glorifying the death of Charlie Kirk. Jones opened by questioning Piker's height, asking if he is 6'2, 6'3, or 6'4, before stating he did not know people could stack excrement that high because that is what this behavior represents. The critique centered on the idea of celebrating the end of someone simply because they were passionate enough to influence young people. Jones argued that Kirk encouraged the youth to care about more than just social media feeds and credit card debt. He highlighted Kirk's message that financial success does not require going into debt and that happiness does not require being lonely. According to Jones, there is a distinct lack of grace in those who would take a stage to mock a man after he was killed in front of witnesses in such a horrible and gruesome manner. The former Marine shifted the focus from the streamer to the political class. He stated that the issue is no longer just about Hasan Piker, as that conversation can last all day. Instead, Jones pointed the finger at politicians who are running for office or already elected. He accused these officials of pandering to Piker by inviting him onto their stages and platforming his voice. These politicians claim that Piker speaks for them in some capacity. Jones concluded that these elected and aspiring leaders are the ones who need to be held accountable for enabling such mockery

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Marine Joey Jones ripped into Hasan Piker for allegedly glorifying the death of Charlie Kirk. Jones opened by questioning Piker's height, asking if he is 6'2, 6'3, or 6'4, before stating he did not know people could stack excrement that high because that is what this behavior represents. The critique centered on the idea of celebrating the end of someone simply because they were passionate enough to influence young people. Jones argued that Kirk encouraged the youth to care about more than just social media feeds and credit card debt. He highlighted Kirk's message that financial success does not require going into debt and that happiness does not require being lonely. According to Jones, there is a distinct lack of grace in those who would take a stage to mock a man after he was killed in front of witnesses in such a horrible and gruesome manner. The former Marine shifted the focus from the streamer to the political class. He stated that the issue is no longer just about Hasan Piker, as that conversation can last all day. Instead, Jones pointed the finger at politicians who are running for office or already elected. He accused these officials of pandering to Piker by inviting him onto their stages and platforming his voice. These politicians claim that Piker speaks for them in some capacity. Jones concluded that these elected and aspiring leaders are the ones who need to be held accountable for enabling such mockery

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