Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University
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Anonymous
That you would post this when your POTUS says more direct threats every single day is telling. You are lost. In the world where I live, calling someone a fascist is not an invitation to murder, it is a description related to their words and behavior. What kind of sicko are you that you think a certain label means someone should be killed? You are the dangerous one. |
Anonymous
LOL. Now it's unstable to notice he was a queer lefty????? You people are hilarious. |
Anonymous
How so |
Anonymous
| People are so glad to have some sick gotcha moment here. The guy’s still dead. So how is this good news for you? The shooter could be straight, gay, brown, black, white, tall, short…. He’s still dead and somehow you all are claiming some kind of sick victory. |
Anonymous
They'd even have the same size breasts! Hmm... maybe Trump wasn't drawing a pubescent girl but rather someone transitioning from male to female. |
Anonymous
We |
Anonymous
Oh, please. You don't even know me. Quit throwing out insults to anonymous people. In other words, grow up. And, as for your labeling people with insulting and defamatory labels........ (It is not a coincidence that the killer had "fascist" inscribed on the balistics) What extremists do — and the modern left has mastered this craft — is dehumanization. They strip their opponents of humanity, redefine them as monsters, and then killing or silencing them becomes "acceptable." This is not new. It is an ancient technique. They call us “Naz*s,” “fascists,” “threats to democracy.” They say we want to “disappear” people or “take away rights.” The rhetoric is so grotesque that to a warped mind, or to a young and impressionable mind, we no longer appear as fellow citizens — we become villains to be destroyed. History is full of examples: Nazi Germany: Jews were called “rats” and “vermin” in propaganda films and newspapers. Once a people is seen as a disease, extermination feels like “cleansing.” Rwanda (1994): Tutsis were labeled “cockroaches” by Hutu extremists on the radio. That word helped unleash a genocide that killed 800,000 in 100 days. Stalin’s USSR: Political dissidents were called “enemies.” Once branded, they could be imprisoned, starved, or shot — and many neighbors even helped. American slavery and segregation: Slaveholders and later groups like the KKK portrayed black Americans as subhuman. That lie justified both slavery and lynching. Even militaries do it — soldiers are trained to see the enemy as “targets,” not fathers, mothers, or children. It is how humans overcome the natural revulsion to killing. And notice: it is always the young they go after. Minds not fully formed. High schools, universities, and pop culture are the battleground. Because if you can plant the seed early, if you can normalize seeing political opponents as monsters, the next step becomes easy. That is why indoctrination always begins young. The left understands the strategy. We must understand it too. |
Anonymous
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The gaslighting is strong with this one.
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Anonymous
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Every accusation is a confession.
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Anonymous
Interesting take. Do you think you just came up with that idea? If so, you were passively radicalized by Trump and forgot. Trump: “Now, if you had one really violent day… One rough hour and I mean real rough. The word will get out and it will end immediately. End immediately. It’ll end immediately.” Never forget this masterpiece of word vomit: https://www.rev.com/transcripts/trump-speaks-in-erie-pa |
Anonymous
They are missing the plot, look at all the school shooters, all mass shooters, what is the one common denominator? They are white boys? No, they are not all white boys. They are associated with lgbtq? No, that’s not true. They were all left wing radicals? Nope not true. The one common denominator is they all had free access to guns. |
Anonymous
Exactly. |
Anonymous
That's interesting. I was in college then and I remember a close friend commenting on the notion that getting Nixon out of office was a sad thing for the country. He said, no, we were happy because it showed it could be done via political means. I do believe if the Senate had at least held full trials on Trump's impeachments--even if they did not remove him--it would have been better for the country. And maybe no impeachment the first time, especially since Zelensky didn't take the bait, but in the second event even if no vote but a resounding resolution to condemn the Capitol raid would have been helpful. As it was, the backpedalling just amplified Trump's self-righteousness. Also if his enablers had not continued to pursue the frivolous election court cases (frivolous since they HAD no actual evidence). |
Anonymous
Kirk himself called the Biden administration to a “fascist totalitarian dictatorship just like Nazi Germany” in a June 2024 speech. |
Anonymous
You all are literally sending masked and armed agents into people's homes and jobs and ripping them out of their lives. You all are literally asking people to snitch on expression if it doesn't conform to MAGA You all are literally banning books. You all are literally dehumanizing anyone who is not a white christian. You all are literally having the government taking stakes in companies the same way the Nazi Party in Germany did. I could go on, but the parallels to actual Nazi-ism are too striking to ignore or disregard. |