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Do not know any right win conservatives who would kill a guy who praises the Bible and Jesus. Also, I do not know any trans MAGA supporters--except Caitlyn Jenner. |
Him murdering a conservative out of hatred is pretty damning evidence he wasn’t a conservative. There is zero evidence linking him to alt right organizations or Nick Fuentes. |
They equated supporting gay people with “being left”. Tells you more about their own personal rot than any political position. |
Except Nick Fuentes hated Charlie Kirk and it is well accepted that he is extreme right. |
Nick Fuentes didn’t murder anyone. There is no confirmed linking the two together anyhow. Nick Fuentes denies the memes having anything to do with him or his organization. Bunch of conspiracy theories https://www.axios.com/2025/09/15/groyper-charlie-kirk-nick-fuentes-tyler-robinson |
DP. Isn't his denial what he would have to do if he was behind it? |
Sure, sure…cool. I look forward to hearing about it when the court case rolls around. |
| lol even if you take this “out of context” how is this not racist: “We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.” |
There’s a ton of evidence he’s linked to Nick Fuentes. It’s just that you don’t understand the evidence. |
They probably did say it and probably believe it, but what does moving to the left politically mean to them? Are they talking about his political positions on a broad variety of topics or just one issue in particular: how the LGBTQ+ community is viewed by Christian Nationalists like Charlie Kirk? Something deeply affected this previously apolitical individual who grew up steeped in MAGA and radicalized him against what Charlie Kirk stood for in his mind. Was it his partner? The gaming community? The perception that he and his partner were being dehumanized, even perhaps vilified by the religious Right? We don’t have answers to complicated questions like these. Robinson could be all in on MAGA except for LGBTQ+ issues or he could favor legal abortion on demand, more relaxed enforcement of our borders, complete separation of Church and State, pulling our funding from Israel, a far more robust effort to fight climate change, laws that expand rather than restrict voting rights, etc. We don’t know yet. |
The only context that would change this meaning would be if he was setting this up as a straw man which he then took down. As in, some people say this. We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s. To that I say they are wrong.” But that’s not what Charlie said. The only “context” missing is the Christian nationalist crap that makes it acceptable to those people. The context doesn’t change the intent. |
Yes he was pro palestinian. So left wing. |