Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who wants to claim the alleged shooter is a centrist or lefty...

https://bsky.app/profile/iwriteok.bsky.social/post/3lynfxustfc2e

Nope.

Explain this as coherently as possible. I followed your link, went down the rabbit hole and I am cofused, to say the least.

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Anonymous wrote:I vowed not to come back to this thread, but I just wanted to say as a Dem I’m so impressed with the Utah governor. He said this is watershed moment, but how remains to be seen though he hopes it’s used as an off ramp. He called out everyone, including naming GOP and MAGA to be civil and stop political violence.

He talked about Dems and Republicans coming together in Utah last night to talk about moving forward and even mentioned the toll watching violence on social media affects us.

Bravo! I see the tiniest light of hope thanks to this Republican. May he inspire people.

Utah and Mormons in general are pretty chill conservatives, despite Mormonism’s origins as a teen rape cult.

On the other hand, Mike Lee, it his family got eaten by Reaganism.

I’m pretty sure Mike Lee has been eaten by Russia. Reagan would turn over in his grave if he could see what Mike Lee has become.

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Anonymous wrote:Well looks like the killer was some sort of cocky genius that hated conservatives

The call is coming from inside the house.

Tyler Robinson:
- a young man
- a White Mormon from Utah
- Grew up in a two-parent, Republican family
- Father is a cop: a 27-year veteran of the Washington County Utah Sheriff's Department
- Family likes guns.

Is this right? Wow.

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Anonymous wrote:From Patel: “To my friend, Charlie Kirk: Rest now, brother. We have the watch. And I’ll see you in Valhalla,” he said.

It's just SO corny.

Sounds like a dog whistle

It's from Game of Thrones when one of the members of The Watch died. Stupid "bro" crap.

There is no Valhalla in game of thrones. Illiterate Jester Patel was just stringing memes together. This is the same man who announce he had arrested “the subject”. He’s a one man army against language.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who wants to claim the alleged shooter is a centrist or lefty...

https://bsky.app/profile/iwriteok.bsky.social/post/3lynfxustfc2e

Nope.

Explain this as coherently as possible. I followed your link, went down the rabbit hole and I am cofused, to say the least.

he sported a well known racist meme as a halloween costume.

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Anonymous wrote:I vowed not to come back to this thread, but I just wanted to say as a Dem I’m so impressed with the Utah governor. He said this is watershed moment, but how remains to be seen though he hopes it’s used as an off ramp. He called out everyone, including naming GOP and MAGA to be civil and stop political violence.

He talked about Dems and Republicans coming together in Utah last night to talk about moving forward and even mentioned the toll watching violence on social media affects us.

Bravo! I see the tiniest light of hope thanks to this Republican. May he inspire people.

You were impressed with his religious crap? I am so sick of MAGA right wingers cramming their religious claptrap down our throats.

Charlie Kirk was anything but a saint and his deification by Trump and MAGA is terrifying. His death to his family is tragic and having had a member of my family murdered, I empathize with them but turning him into a folk hero is ludicrous. He advocated stoning gays!

Honey, he did not advocate for stoning gays. Where did you hear that?

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Why is Kash taking credit? Looks like they would still be bumbling if the family friend hadn’t turned in the shooter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's looking like this was an extreme right winger who thought Kirk wasn't right wing enough.

wheres the evidence for that?

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Anonymous wrote:So the shooter is a registered Republican voter and has old school conservative values. You know who's not surprised? The left.

citation for registered Republican? Is he a far-far right Nick Fuentes type?

Who is Nick Fuentes? Daisy’s spouse or kid?

He's is a far-right political pundit, livestreamer, white supremacist, antisemitic, and misogynistic guy. He is a self-described incel. He hated Charlie Kirk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:“Bella Ciao” was another inscription on the ballistics.

This is an Italian WW II anti-fascist song.

Perhaps it hasn’t helped that liberals repeatedly refer to Republicans as “fascist.”

Who should stop doing what?

Fascism is a far-right, ultranationalist, and authoritarian political ideology characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized government, suppression of opposition, militarism, and the subordination of individual interests to the state.

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Anonymous wrote:For those questioning all the media coverage, it’s the first time an American has been publicly assassinated in the US for their political beliefs SINCE 1968. It’s a big deal.

Uh you’re forgetting the two legislators in MN.

That was not a public assassination. It took place in a private home.

What difference does THAT make?

Public assassinations tend to have a greater impact than private ones.

Public assassinations occur in front of witnesses or are captured by media, which amplifies the shock. The public setting turns the act into a spectacle, symbolizing a direct attack on shared values or leadership, which resonates widely and instantly. Private killings lack this immediate, communal exposure.

A public killing violates the sense of safety in shared spaces, making it feel like an attack on the public itself. Private assassinations feel more isolated, limiting the visceral sense of collective threat.

Hence the media coverage and why many are feeling this event deeply. It’s the first political assassination the public has witnessed in the US since 1968.

Correct. It’s terrorism as well

Why is it terrorism? One dude (Kirk), with a questionable reputation, was shot. He happened to have a political following, be wonder bread white, and was a YouTube influencer. Shooter is yet to be identified but appears to be another white American man of roughly the same age bracket. He used a gun, which Kirk politicized as a 2A right even if it might innocents get killed. And you say Kirk’s killing is terrorism. We fly flags at half mast and the body flies in AF2.

George Floyd is black. He also has a questionable reputation, but he was minding his on business. He was suspected of being high but quite happy. White cops detain him, and put him a chokehold (unprovoked) until he dies. People are outraged, get angry, and protest. MAGA (and probably PP) lose their mind, but they don’t view this killing as terrorism. Actually, the protestors are terrorists.

See any irony in all of that?

Floyd was not minding any business out in public, high on multiple drugs, driving high, fighting and running from police (store called that in), and not paying for items at the store.

Then BLM hoax was formed, burned down Kenosha, blm bought a mansion with the donations, harassed cities and restaurants for months after Covid, then went bankrupt.

Of course assassinating the keynote political speaker in public at a crowded event is terrorism and created immediate and widespread terror.

The police weren’t even called until after Floyd left the store. Floyd was sitting in a parked car when police arrived.

Correct, he was high, didn’t pay, got in an suv vehicle drivers seat high with two friends, store called police about theft and drug/driving risk, police came minutes later, Floyd refused to talk and ran off, Floyd refused to get in police SU?, Floyd flopped down on the ground to avoid getting into police vehicle, Floyd was restrained on the ground, Floyd died.
Nationwide BLM chaos, arson, thefts, threats, looting, deaths ensued; autopsy and trials ensued.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow, a handsome really smart clean-cut kid.

Now THAT's sad. Why would he throw away his life for this...

Great question.

Perceived fame, glory, manliness, power, fandom, self-righteousness.

Genuine lack of values, community, morals, ethics.

Probably confided in no one anything about feelings or emotions or good/bad/ugly. Jsut superficial convos.

Make the Dems happy

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Anonymous wrote:I vowed not to come back to this thread, but I just wanted to say as a Dem I’m so impressed with the Utah governor. He said this is watershed moment, but how remains to be seen though he hopes it’s used as an off ramp. He called out everyone, including naming GOP and MAGA to be civil and stop political violence.

He talked about Dems and Republicans coming together in Utah last night to talk about moving forward and even mentioned the toll watching violence on social media affects us.

Bravo! I see the tiniest light of hope thanks to this Republican. May he inspire people.

You were impressed with his religious crap? I am so sick of MAGA right wingers cramming their religious claptrap down our throats.

Charlie Kirk was anything but a saint and his deification by Trump and MAGA is terrifying. His death to his family is tragic and having had a member of my family murdered, I empathize with them but turning him into a folk hero is ludicrous. He advocated stoning gays!

This has been a very educational coups of days. I honestly had no idea before this week that he held some of these beliefs, and I really had no idea that a couple of people I know supported him. I’m not going to cut them off, but I definitely mentally moved them into the “do not trust” category.

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Anonymous wrote:From Patel: “To my friend, Charlie Kirk: Rest now, brother. We have the watch. And I’ll see you in Valhalla,” he said.

It's just SO corny.

Sounds like a dog whistle

It's from Game of Thrones when one of the members of The Watch died. Stupid "bro" crap.

There is no Valhalla in game of thrones. Illiterate Jester Patel was just stringing memes together. This is the same man who announce he had arrested “the subject”. He’s a one man army against language.

It is a military guy thing, isn't it?

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Anonymous wrote:From Patel: “To my friend, Charlie Kirk: Rest now, brother. We have the watch. And I’ll see you in Valhalla,” he said.

It's just SO corny.

Sounds like a dog whistle

It's from Game of Thrones when one of the members of The Watch died. Stupid "bro" crap.

There is no Valhalla in game of thrones. Illiterate Jester Patel was just stringing memes together. This is the same man who announce he had arrested “the subject”. He’s a one man army against language.

I think it's funny that he thinks he's a white christian nationalist when he's ....not.