Serious question for anyone who believes political violence is never ok: at what point on the timeline do you think it was ok to respond to Hitler with violence?

1923 Beer Hall Putsch? SA violence in the early 30s? The Nazi party being sworn into power in 1933? Reischstag Fire? Night of the Long Knives?

Trump already has the support of a bought and paid for corrupt court, and we've already had Jan 6th. He's promised to be dictator on day 1.

Is political violence truly never the answer?

I guess trump is the only one allowed to make disrespectful comments about other people that almost die and it is just ok.

I don't think the comment was appropriate but I also don't think it was really necessary to cancel the tour over it. It was a joke made in poor taste. Worth an apology? Sure. But this seems like an overreaction.

Trump assassination attempt causes Tenacious D to break up was not on my 2024 bingo card.

I guess because...uh...I don't know, other then black just wanting out of the band, this doesn't make a lot of sense.

He said he was "blindsided" by the comment.

Blindsided? Aren't they friends?

Blindsided? By a sentiment I imagine people had been making jokes about since it happened?

Huge overreaction by Jack Black.

Today we are all Kyle Gass fans

He’s a comedian. Yes this was in poor taste but as a comedian sometimes you swing and miss.

When push comes to shove Jack Black folds. Sad to see.

What a Disney bitch

Last week  Kyle quit the band  Now we're back together  Misunderstanding  Didn't understand  It doesn't matter  Now we're back together again

I like how they managed to shoehorn Musk in there. Thanks BBC, very, uh, relevant.

If they can say the quiet part out loud, why can’t we?