Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

Perhaps because he was indeed spreading hate?

I have family members who are MAGA. They do indeed have a moral compass and are against the spreading of hate.

From the guardian Suspect's high school classmate says Robinson was the only 'leftist' in a family of 'very hard' Republicans
Anna Betts

In a phone interview on Friday, someone who said they were friends with Robinson in high school, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that the suspect was “pretty left on everything” and was “the only member of his family that was really leftist”.

“The rest of his family was very hard Republican,” the friend said.

Around sophomore year, the friend said, Robinson became more extreme in his political views and would “always just be ranting and arguing about them”.

The friend said that they played video games together a lot in high school and noted that the bullet engraving with the arrows was a reference to Helldivers 2 – which we mentioned earlier. He said that the arrows specifically were in reference to “calling in a big bomb that exists” in the game “called the 500 kilogram”.

When the friend saw the news on Friday, he said that he was shocked. “I knew he [Robinson] had strong political views, but I never thought it would even go near that far.”

The friend said that he has not spoken to Robinson in years and began to drift apart toward the end of high school. Another high school classmate separately told the Guardian that the friend and Robinson were close in school and would play video games.

Oh wow. A former high school classmate that hasn't seen him for years. Case cracked wide open.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

Perhaps because he was indeed spreading hate?

I have family members who are MAGA. They do indeed have a moral compass and are against the spreading of hate.

From the guardian Suspect's high school classmate says Robinson was the only 'leftist' in a family of 'very hard' Republicans
Anna Betts

In a phone interview on Friday, someone who said they were friends with Robinson in high school, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that the suspect was “pretty left on everything” and was “the only member of his family that was really leftist”.

“The rest of his family was very hard Republican,” the friend said.

Around sophomore year, the friend said, Robinson became more extreme in his political views and would “always just be ranting and arguing about them”.

The friend said that they played video games together a lot in high school and noted that the bullet engraving with the arrows was a reference to Helldivers 2 – which we mentioned earlier. He said that the arrows specifically were in reference to “calling in a big bomb that exists” in the game “called the 500 kilogram”.

When the friend saw the news on Friday, he said that he was shocked. “I knew he [Robinson] had strong political views, but I never thought it would even go near that far.”

The friend said that he has not spoken to Robinson in years and began to drift apart toward the end of high school. Another high school classmate separately told the Guardian that the friend and Robinson were close in school and would play video games.

This is the best information published about the shooter and his political beliefs.

No, it isn’t. This is just one witness who may or may not be credible. It means nothing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

Fascism is a political ideology/strategy. It's academic to label movements as they are.

So Democrats aren’t the party talking about the rise of fascist Trump?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

It's a very small faction of people you could probably count on one hand spewing all the nonsense on this forum. Same goes for all the ridiculous MAGA noise. Just a small minority of people with loud, very toxic, and very annoying voices. The rest of us need to realize that we're better than this so that we too don't get caught up in the noise of those with more hate than intelligence.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

Perhaps because he was indeed spreading hate?

I have family members who are MAGA. They do indeed have a moral compass and are against the spreading of hate.

From the guardian Suspect's high school classmate says Robinson was the only 'leftist' in a family of 'very hard' Republicans
Anna Betts

In a phone interview on Friday, someone who said they were friends with Robinson in high school, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that the suspect was “pretty left on everything” and was “the only member of his family that was really leftist”.

“The rest of his family was very hard Republican,” the friend said.

Around sophomore year, the friend said, Robinson became more extreme in his political views and would “always just be ranting and arguing about them”.

The friend said that they played video games together a lot in high school and noted that the bullet engraving with the arrows was a reference to Helldivers 2 – which we mentioned earlier. He said that the arrows specifically were in reference to “calling in a big bomb that exists” in the game “called the 500 kilogram”.

When the friend saw the news on Friday, he said that he was shocked. “I knew he [Robinson] had strong political views, but I never thought it would even go near that far.”

The friend said that he has not spoken to Robinson in years and began to drift apart toward the end of high school. Another high school classmate separately told the Guardian that the friend and Robinson were close in school and would play video games.

This is the best information published about the shooter and his political beliefs.

No, it isn’t. This is just one witness who may or may not be credible. It means nothing.

The witness is more credible than people making up stuff on dcum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

And what do they do?! Make a wordy sign and stand on 16th St during the evening commute. They don’t shoot people. Not sure why you need this person to be liberal.

Honestly, liberal or conservative isn’t the problem; the problem is he was radicalized and went beyond normal behavior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

And what do they do?! Make a wordy sign and stand on 16th St during the evening commute. They don’t shoot people. Not sure why you need this person to be liberal.

Honestly, liberal or conservative isn’t the problem; the problem is he was radicalized and went beyond normal behavior.

He was an antifacist leftist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

Perhaps because he was indeed spreading hate?

I have family members who are MAGA. They do indeed have a moral compass and are against the spreading of hate.

From the guardian Suspect's high school classmate says Robinson was the only 'leftist' in a family of 'very hard' Republicans
Anna Betts

In a phone interview on Friday, someone who said they were friends with Robinson in high school, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that the suspect was “pretty left on everything” and was “the only member of his family that was really leftist”.

“The rest of his family was very hard Republican,” the friend said.

Around sophomore year, the friend said, Robinson became more extreme in his political views and would “always just be ranting and arguing about them”.

The friend said that they played video games together a lot in high school and noted that the bullet engraving with the arrows was a reference to Helldivers 2 – which we mentioned earlier. He said that the arrows specifically were in reference to “calling in a big bomb that exists” in the game “called the 500 kilogram”.

When the friend saw the news on Friday, he said that he was shocked. “I knew he [Robinson] had strong political views, but I never thought it would even go near that far.”

The friend said that he has not spoken to Robinson in years and began to drift apart toward the end of high school. Another high school classmate separately told the Guardian that the friend and Robinson were close in school and would play video games.

This is the best information published about the shooter and his political beliefs.

You really are desperate for this to be a leftist. You’re just so painfully naive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What we know about Robinson
At the press conference, Cox said Robinson had become "more political in recent years."

Robinson mentioned during a dinner conversation with a family member that Kirk would be visiting Utah Valley University, according to Cox. Robinson and the family members discussed why they didn't like Kirk and his viewpoints, and the family member stated Kirk was "full of hate and spreading hate," Cox said.
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-suspect-shooter-utah/story?id=125474359

If the suspect was a MAGA, why did he think Kirk was spreading hate?

Perhaps because he was indeed spreading hate?

I have family members who are MAGA. They do indeed have a moral compass and are against the spreading of hate.

From the guardian Suspect's high school classmate says Robinson was the only 'leftist' in a family of 'very hard' Republicans
Anna Betts

In a phone interview on Friday, someone who said they were friends with Robinson in high school, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that the suspect was “pretty left on everything” and was “the only member of his family that was really leftist”.

“The rest of his family was very hard Republican,” the friend said.

Around sophomore year, the friend said, Robinson became more extreme in his political views and would “always just be ranting and arguing about them”.

The friend said that they played video games together a lot in high school and noted that the bullet engraving with the arrows was a reference to Helldivers 2 – which we mentioned earlier. He said that the arrows specifically were in reference to “calling in a big bomb that exists” in the game “called the 500 kilogram”.

When the friend saw the news on Friday, he said that he was shocked. “I knew he [Robinson] had strong political views, but I never thought it would even go near that far.”

The friend said that he has not spoken to Robinson in years and began to drift apart toward the end of high school. Another high school classmate separately told the Guardian that the friend and Robinson were close in school and would play video games.

Oh wow. A former high school classmate that hasn't seen him for years. Case cracked wide open.

So what evidence has the news reported other than this that you have read? Post the link.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

When you view someone as a fascist, you will go to any length to get rid of him. That is what this killer did. The left has dehumanized the right to the point that he probably thought he was doing society a favor.

I think your statement overreaches in a few ways. First, it treats a perception as if it mechanically determines behavior. Saying that if someone views a person as a fascist then they will go to any length assumes inevitability that you have not shown. That is a classic hasty generalization combined with a non sequitur. The label does not by itself entail a specific course of action, and people routinely separate moral judgment from methods. Many who believe a leader has authoritarian tendencies respond through voting, lawful protest, journalism, litigation, and persuasion. Others choose disengagement or coalition building. These are materially different from going to any length, which implies an unlimited and indiscriminate set of tactics. Without evidence that the label reliably produces extreme behavior across contexts and individuals, the claim remains an unwarranted universal.

It also sets up a straw man by attributing maximal tactics to anyone who holds that view. You are collapsing a wide spectrum of responses into one extreme and then arguing against that extreme. That move erases the role of law, ethics, risk assessment, and strategy that most people weigh before acting. In real political life there are strong counterexamples that falsify the absolute. Civil resistance movements have historically called opponents fascist or authoritarian while insisting on nonviolence and legal constraint. Even within a single movement, norms and institutions channel energy into elections, court challenges, lobbying, and public education rather than unconstrained action. The existence of these ordinary pathways is enough to show that your statement is not an absolute.

The phrase any length is doing heavy work here and it is too vague to support the conclusion. If it means anything from writing an op-ed to committing violence, then the argument equivocates between fundamentally different actions. If it means only extreme or illegal measures, you need evidence that the perception reliably produces those measures rather than lawful ones. Until you define the term and show a consistent causal link, the conclusion does not follow.

Finally, absolutes in human behavior claims are almost always suspect because they ignore individual psychology and social constraints. People have different thresholds, values, and incentives. They face legal boundaries and social costs. They also revise their judgments over time as new information arrives. A more accurate statement would acknowledge variability, for example that some people who see a leader as fascist may support aggressive measures while many others will choose institutional or peaceful avenues to oppose him. That preserves your core concern without asserting a universal that the evidence cannot carry.

[Anonymous]

So both the shooter in Colorado and Utah on the same day have right wing backgrounds? Extremist in the Colorado case, MAGA in the Utah shooters case?

[Anonymous]

Do you think his dad collects the reward money?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

And what do they do?! Make a wordy sign and stand on 16th St during the evening commute. They don’t shoot people. Not sure why you need this person to be liberal.

Honestly, liberal or conservative isn’t the problem; the problem is he was radicalized and went beyond normal behavior.

He was an antifacist leftist.

The Republican Governor of Utah didn't say that. If he was indeed a leftist, the Governor would have pointed it out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Republicans are in denial that anyone doing something bad could ever be a Republican. No find the real criminal. Surely it’s a black or a transgender or if it is this person he is a demoncrat.

Utah Governor Spencer Cox said a family member interviewed by investigators stated that Robinson had become "more political" in recent years.
The relative also said that during a dinner conversation before the attack, Robinson had stated Kirk "was full of hate and spreading hate" and mentioned Kirk's upcoming event at Utah Valley University, according to Cox.
"They talked about why they didn't like him and the viewpoints that he had," Cox said referring to the conversation.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

Meanwhile, other casings could be interpreted as sympathetic to Antifa, or the anti-fascist movement, a loose collection of far-left activists who have been active in the US over the last decade and often demonstrate against Trump policies and far-right groups.
One unfired casing had the words "Hey fascist! Catch!" and an up, right and three down arrows.
The three down arrows alone could be a common symbol used for anti-fascism. As a whole, the arrows could reference a sequence of control inputs in a video game - although this remains unclear, and authorities have not yet released images of the casings.
A second casing was inscribed with lyrics to the song "Bella Ciao" that honours World War Two-era partisans of the Italian resistance who fought Nazi Germany.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp8wl2y66p9o.amp

So this young person got caught up in the divisiveness and hate pushed and spread by our two major political parties as party of their greater agenda to control their sheep. Most of us knew this was the case when we heard a political activist was shot in cold blood.

Which political party spews about fascism 24/7/365?

Turn off the Fox/MSNBC, take a deep breath, and get out to talk to real people. Our political parties are doing their best to generate hate but the American people are better than this. We all need to act like grown ups.

Democrats constantly talk about Trump/republicans being fascist. I don’t see that on tv. i see it on this forum.

It's a very small faction of people you could probably count on one hand spewing all the nonsense on this forum. Same goes for all the ridiculous MAGA noise. Just a small minority of people with loud, very toxic, and very annoying voices. The rest of us need to realize that we're better than this so that we too don't get caught up in the noise of those with more hate than intelligence.

You know, people here, politicians, academics, pretty much the entire world outside of other fascist governments.

I’m sure that a bunch of Germans thought the same thing. “These weirdos are so hard on him, he just wants what’s best for Germany!”