Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University

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Anonymous wrote:They’ll both rot in prison and/or death penalty.

Both? Was there a second perpetrator?

The transgender boyfriend will be charged as well I predict. He is cooperating with the investigation to lessen his own sentence

Where was it released that he has a transgender boyfriend? Or are you going on the clothes being worn?

If it's the color of his clothes then there's a fairly popular tiktoker, and very big Kirk supporter, who must also be transgender. He was wearing pink the other day.

In one of the articles, a neighbor is quoted as saying they did not think or know the the roommate is transgender. I think it is being inferred and there is no confirmation. My very straight husband wears pink.

wtf sound the childhood neighbor know where the 22 yo was living or living with?

Gawd.

Do you all have actual jobs and tasks to do Monday-Friday or is this really your level of independence thought and interpretation when you read something?

A neighbor to where he currently lived with the roommate, not a childhood neighbor, but thank you for the insult?

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Anonymous wrote:This guy does not deserve nearly 350 pages of discussion, imo. He was just one guy. One. And nothing special. Certainly nothing to celebrate.

There are many, many people who are killed by gun violence each years, many of them kids, students, just minding their business. It's so gross that the Right is blathering on and acting like this guy was some sort of christ-like figure. And they say NOTHING about kids. Nothing about Minnesota. Nothing about the church in Georgia. Nothing about the kids in Denver, etc. THIS is what you use your social platform for? GTFOH.

He didn't deserve to die, no matter how vile he was (and he was). But neither does anyone else. Charlie didn't care about them, though. He thought gun policy would affect other people and didn't care. So I'm going to show him as much empathy as he has shown other people and other victims. He gets no further air time from me.

I don't know what to tell you. I listened to him every day while driving. I agreed with a lot of what he said. None of it was strange. He had the kind of opinions most of our parents held 40 years ago plus being an excellent apologist for Christianity. Now he's dead, killed in front of his own little children. and most people where I live cheered that death. It was that cheering that jolted me, far worse than the killing itself. That people I considered friends want people like me to die for our opinions.

That is horrible, and I am sorry for your experience, but truly you have strange friends. I have one social media friend out of hundreds who made a crass comment and not one other friend said anything remotely close to "cheering." Yes some people criticized him, which apparently the Trump administration is trying to get people fired for, but cheer? That is disgusting and not normal.

Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

That’s going both ways. There were plenty of posts in this thread that were deleting that seemed like veiled threats.

I assume you are equally horrified by all the posts and outbursts by GOP politicians and the POTUS calling for violence, beat downs and vengeance on Democrats and liberals with no qualifiers whatsoever. You are HORRIFIED by this, correct? Right? Right?

examples?

Our president.

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Have we heard anything from any medical examiner or doctor from the hospital where the deceased was taken?

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Anonymous wrote:Have we heard anything from any medical examiner or doctor from the hospital where the deceased was taken?

Does it matter? He was likely dead before he got there at the rate he was bleeding out. But given CPR, called time of death may still be after arrival.

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Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

almost all of those accounts are bots. sheesh, use your brains.

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Anonymous wrote:This guy does not deserve nearly 350 pages of discussion, imo. He was just one guy. One. And nothing special. Certainly nothing to celebrate.

There are many, many people who are killed by gun violence each years, many of them kids, students, just minding their business. It's so gross that the Right is blathering on and acting like this guy was some sort of christ-like figure. And they say NOTHING about kids. Nothing about Minnesota. Nothing about the church in Georgia. Nothing about the kids in Denver, etc. THIS is what you use your social platform for? GTFOH.

He didn't deserve to die, no matter how vile he was (and he was). But neither does anyone else. Charlie didn't care about them, though. He thought gun policy would affect other people and didn't care. So I'm going to show him as much empathy as he has shown other people and other victims. He gets no further air time from me.

I think this person captures why he was indeed something special.......Beautifully written.

Americans don’t understand just how special they are, how much light the American revolution brought into the world, and how much all the great competing revolutions of the past 300 years have been a darkness and a blight on the world that has only ever been pushed back by America’s example or American power.

The communists and Islamists and others never liberated a single soul or brought anyone out of destitution into prosperity or helped anyone turn democratic. Only America, with all its faults and fissures and self-doubt, ever did that.

I was asked several times over the past day what I thought of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. I didn’t answer because I was confused by my own reaction, by how deeply and powerfully it affected me.

I thought at first it was because he supported Israel’s existence at a time of normalized bigotry, and that’s probably part of it. But I couldn’t imagine feeling quite this strongly for most other defenders of my people’s right to exist. This went deeper.

Maybe I was sympathizing with the prevailing mood among American conservative friends over the past 24 hours. Maybe. But it felt deeper still.

It felt personal.

Which is strange, because I have no strong views or meaningful knowledge of most of the issues and culture wars Charlie took part in. America’s great debates on gun control, abortion, gender or healthcare are all mostly foreign to me. Yet I felt like I personally lost something in Charlie’s death.

And then it hit me.

Steven Pinker and many others have made this point a million times before, this essential point about America, about the American-led world, and, despite America’s obsessively discussed failings and imperfections, how infinitely better this world is than the world before America.

And Charlie, who hailed from a generation almost defined by its loss of faith in the West, became a kind of engine of renewed faith in Americanness - in the America that any Jew who knows their history can’t help but love.

My people, my own children, could live and thrive in the world Charlie believed in, the world America made, sometimes with its power but mostly by its example.

Charlie was a political pugilist. People may disagree bitterly with him on a dozen issues I scarcely understand. I can only comment on this one small thing - this very big, defining thing - that I know something about.

Charlie believed in the good that America brought to the world, believed it was still America’s fundamental story, and carried that gospel into the American culture wars with the earnestness of the evangelists of old.

May his death, like his life, raise a generation of new believers in that American promise. It isn’t fashionable to say it nowadays, but the truth isn’t always fashionable: The future happiness of humanity still, despite everything, depends on it.

“No meaningful knowledge about the issues he discussed…” and yet felt compelled to pontificate about him and his influence. Kind of burying the lede a little bit there buddy.

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Anonymous wrote:This guy does not deserve nearly 350 pages of discussion, imo. He was just one guy. One. And nothing special. Certainly nothing to celebrate.

There are many, many people who are killed by gun violence each years, many of them kids, students, just minding their business. It's so gross that the Right is blathering on and acting like this guy was some sort of christ-like figure. And they say NOTHING about kids. Nothing about Minnesota. Nothing about the church in Georgia. Nothing about the kids in Denver, etc. THIS is what you use your social platform for? GTFOH.

He didn't deserve to die, no matter how vile he was (and he was). But neither does anyone else. Charlie didn't care about them, though. He thought gun policy would affect other people and didn't care. So I'm going to show him as much empathy as he has shown other people and other victims. He gets no further air time from me.

I don't know what to tell you. I listened to him every day while driving. I agreed with a lot of what he said. None of it was strange. He had the kind of opinions most of our parents held 40 years ago plus being an excellent apologist for Christianity. Now he's dead, killed in front of his own little children. and most people where I live cheered that death. It was that cheering that jolted me, far worse than the killing itself. That people I considered friends want people like me to die for our opinions.

That is horrible, and I am sorry for your experience, but truly you have strange friends. I have one social media friend out of hundreds who made a crass comment and not one other friend said anything remotely close to "cheering." Yes some people criticized him, which apparently the Trump administration is trying to get people fired for, but cheer? That is disgusting and not normal.

Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

This is not the way. We have to be better than this.

Those are all fake. They’re not real, they’re bots.

Don’t be such a dumbass. Youre as stupid as MAGAs.

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Anonymous wrote:Have we heard anything from any medical examiner or doctor from the hospital where the deceased was taken?

Like a doctor should suddenly violate hippa and call you up and tell you something?

Or maybe you forgot the body has already been tested and flown home to Arizona for the wake and funeral.

Which doctor should come exhume and body and answer all your questions?

What medical questions do you even have about the assassinated body?

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Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

almost all of those accounts are bots. sheesh, use your brains.

I am less disturbed by that than the people I consider friends and co workers celebrating this.

I’m having a really hard time with this and I really hated Charlie Kirk.

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Anonymous wrote:Have we heard anything from any medical examiner or doctor from the hospital where the deceased was taken?

Now here’s another clutch DCUM question!

Good work pp, now we’re thinking with grease!

Gonna go hang out with my 2nd grader, more neurons firing there.

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Anonymous wrote:Charlie Kirk’s alleged shooter Tyler Robinson was reportedly living with a transgender partner before the attack.

The individual -- who is a male transitioning to a female, according to Fox News correspondent Brooke Singman, who broke the news -- is fully cooperating with the FBI, Singman claimed in a tweet Saturday morning.


She also said the "FBI had texts and other communications between Robinson and the individual that helped FBI authorities solidify that Robinson was indeed the shooter."

This bombshell comes just over a day after authorities confirmed Robinson had been arrested and was being held without bail on accusations of aggravated murder, obstruction of justice and felony discharge of a firearm.

https://amp.tmz.com/2025/09/13/tyler-robinson-transgender-partner-charlie-kirk-shooting/

Fox News? The same Fox news that wants to euthanize the homeless?

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Anonymous wrote:Have we heard anything from any medical examiner or doctor from the hospital where the deceased was taken?

+1.

It’s entirely possible he died from some medical error or possibly some underlying condition or drug overdose. Until we see an autopsy report, we cannot conclude anything other than he was shot. We have no idea what actually abused his death.

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Anonymous wrote:This guy does not deserve nearly 350 pages of discussion, imo. He was just one guy. One. And nothing special. Certainly nothing to celebrate.

There are many, many people who are killed by gun violence each years, many of them kids, students, just minding their business. It's so gross that the Right is blathering on and acting like this guy was some sort of christ-like figure. And they say NOTHING about kids. Nothing about Minnesota. Nothing about the church in Georgia. Nothing about the kids in Denver, etc. THIS is what you use your social platform for? GTFOH.

He didn't deserve to die, no matter how vile he was (and he was). But neither does anyone else. Charlie didn't care about them, though. He thought gun policy would affect other people and didn't care. So I'm going to show him as much empathy as he has shown other people and other victims. He gets no further air time from me.

I don't know what to tell you. I listened to him every day while driving. I agreed with a lot of what he said. None of it was strange. He had the kind of opinions most of our parents held 40 years ago plus being an excellent apologist for Christianity. Now he's dead, killed in front of his own little children. and most people where I live cheered that death. It was that cheering that jolted me, far worse than the killing itself. That people I considered friends want people like me to die for our opinions.

That is horrible, and I am sorry for your experience, but truly you have strange friends. I have one social media friend out of hundreds who made a crass comment and not one other friend said anything remotely close to "cheering." Yes some people criticized him, which apparently the Trump administration is trying to get people fired for, but cheer? That is disgusting and not normal.

Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

This is not the way. We have to be better than this.

Those are all fake. They’re not real, they’re bots.

Don’t be such a dumbass. Youre as stupid as MAGAs.

Ah yes, all the leftist liberal nasty posts are bots, not actual people. That must be in. Thank goodness, people aren’t really that nasty and stupid.

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Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

almost all of those accounts are bots. sheesh, use your brains.

I am less disturbed by that than the people I consider friends and co workers celebrating this.

I’m having a really hard time with this and I really hated Charlie Kirk.

You’re a troll.

No one knows anyone who’s celebrating this. No one. Because no one is.

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Anonymous wrote:This guy does not deserve nearly 350 pages of discussion, imo. He was just one guy. One. And nothing special. Certainly nothing to celebrate.

There are many, many people who are killed by gun violence each years, many of them kids, students, just minding their business. It's so gross that the Right is blathering on and acting like this guy was some sort of christ-like figure. And they say NOTHING about kids. Nothing about Minnesota. Nothing about the church in Georgia. Nothing about the kids in Denver, etc. THIS is what you use your social platform for? GTFOH.

He didn't deserve to die, no matter how vile he was (and he was). But neither does anyone else. Charlie didn't care about them, though. He thought gun policy would affect other people and didn't care. So I'm going to show him as much empathy as he has shown other people and other victims. He gets no further air time from me.

I don't know what to tell you. I listened to him every day while driving. I agreed with a lot of what he said. None of it was strange. He had the kind of opinions most of our parents held 40 years ago plus being an excellent apologist for Christianity. Now he's dead, killed in front of his own little children. and most people where I live cheered that death. It was that cheering that jolted me, far worse than the killing itself. That people I considered friends want people like me to die for our opinions.

That is horrible, and I am sorry for your experience, but truly you have strange friends. I have one social media friend out of hundreds who made a crass comment and not one other friend said anything remotely close to "cheering." Yes some people criticized him, which apparently the Trump administration is trying to get people fired for, but cheer? That is disgusting and not normal.

Not only are people cheering Charlie Kirk’s assassination, they are actively threatening Trump, Matt Walsh, and others.

This is not the way. We have to be better than this.

Those are all fake. They’re not real, they’re bots.

Don’t be such a dumbass. Youre as stupid as MAGAs.

Ah yes, all the leftist liberal nasty posts are bots, not actual people. That must be in. Thank goodness, people aren’t really that nasty and stupid.

I never said there weren’t people that nasty and stupid - but they’re all MAGAs. Like you and your pal Charlie.