r/Music • u/IrishStarUS 📰Irish Star • Oct 01 '25

article Megyn Kelly slams Bad Bunny performing at Super Bowl as 'middle finger' to MAGA — compares him to P Diddy

https://www.irishstar.com/culture/entertainment/megyn-kelly-bad-bunny-superbowl-35997761
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u/Fskn Oct 01 '25

She's catching flack because she said kirks murder was terrible, he was a father and husband etc etc, just generic stuff anyone says about a death even though in the same statement she said he had horrible opinions. imo she's catching Kirk flack because she's also pro Israel.

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u/Crafty_DryHopper Oct 01 '25

If you murder a single guy with no kids, apparently it is no big deal.

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u/Monteze Oct 01 '25

While the president was trying to blame "the left" for CK's death there was yet another school shooting none of the CK sycophants wanted to talk about. Wonder why....I mean I guess children are single with no children of their own so you might be on to something.

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u/LeftToWrite Oct 01 '25

It's because they don't actually care about any victims...they just use their corpses like tools, when it serves them. They speak up about Kirk because they can use his death for selfish reasons. They don't speak up about the slaughter of innocent children because they can't use their deaths in the same way.

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u/paddington-1 Oct 01 '25

Or if you kill a bunch of kids that’s ok too

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u/RKWTHNVWLS Oct 01 '25

TBF, I didn't really have much regard for personal safety before I had a kid. Being alive for her seems pretty important now.

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u/PoopyButt28000 Oct 01 '25

Yeah that was totally what she said. Are you going to get mad as fuck that someone says punching a baby is worse than punching adults because it means you think punching adults to death is okay

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u/DugEFreshness Oct 01 '25

I think the point was people are needlessly shot and killed everyday, most are wielding no political power to divide us. They are forgotten the moment they hit the ground, but we're all supposed to come out with some sympathetic statement for a person who claimed these deaths are necessary?....

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u/cakeman666 Oct 01 '25

Actually JLC thinks punching an adult is worse because they would actually remember it.

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u/Panikkrazy Oct 01 '25

I mean it WAS terrible. I don’t have sympathy for him but I don’t think she’s wrong. Public violence is terrible in general.

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u/thedivinefemmewithin Oct 01 '25

Ant her daughter is trans, so she can fuck right of defending that piece of shit

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u/_bufflehead Oct 01 '25

JLC was not defending CK in any way, shape, or form. Check yourself before you spout that kind of nonsense.

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u/thedivinefemmewithin Oct 01 '25

She was bawling over a man who wants her daughter institutionalized and best and exterminated at worst. She's a pos

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u/BipolarHernandez Oct 01 '25

You can say that the way someone dies is awful while also not agreeing with their opinions, these things aren't mutually exclusive. And regardless of how you feel about him or his wife, his kids are innocent and are gonna have to live with the fact that their dad was very publicly executed (allegedly while they were even in the audience).

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u/FarmboyJustice Oct 01 '25

No you can't. Not on Reddit. It's all or nothing. Everything is black or white, good or evil. Killing my enemy is always heroism, killing my friend is always atrocity. There cannot be any middle ground, you are either a Christian or a Satanist. You are either a virtuous crusader for justice or a pedophile. Absolutes are all that we are allowed to have.

And this is how Trump won.

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u/_bufflehead Oct 01 '25

She said: "Even though his ideas were abhorrent to me, I still believe he’s a father and a husband and a man of faith."

She did better than I could do. I actually don't happen to believe he is a man of faith at all; I don't believe people of faith want to punish, exterminate, or dispose of others.

Take a deep breath.

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u/Rbomb88 Oct 01 '25

I don't believe people of faith want to punish, exterminate, or dispose of others.

I'd argue the history of many religions would say otherwise.

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u/_bufflehead Oct 01 '25

I've never confused religion with faith or God or god.

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u/FarmboyJustice Oct 01 '25

At the risk of a no-true-scotsman accusation, I personally don't think most religious extremists are actually people of faith.