Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Only problem is Tyler Robinson isn’t the troubled young man. It was some perpetually troubled individuals who executed Charlie.

Knock off your insane conspiracy theories. You appear unbalanced.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

None of this matters anyway. Who cares? Look at the larger picture. Are you purposely not seeing it?

Oh yeah, the powers that be have manipulated us into believing we can't all hold hands together and sing kumbaya.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

Ok, I guess those of us who were glad Hitler died are all sick.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Only problem is Tyler Robinson isn’t the troubled young man. It was some perpetually troubled individuals who executed Charlie.

Knock off your insane conspiracy theories. You appear unbalanced.

Not insane. The bullet hit him from
Behind. Taylor wasn’t staged in that area.

I say it was a conspiracy at least.

[Anonymous]

Succinct explanation of Charlie Kirk's phony "debates"

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

None of this matters anyway. Who cares? Look at the larger picture. Are you purposely not seeing it?

Oh yeah, the powers that be have manipulated us into believing we can't all hold hands together and sing kumbaya.

Perhaps you appreciate and enjoy being lied to and manipulated?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Only problem is Tyler Robinson isn’t the troubled young man. It was some perpetually troubled individuals who executed Charlie.

And he isn't suicidal despite what has been said of him.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Only problem is Tyler Robinson isn’t the troubled young man. It was some perpetually troubled individuals who executed Charlie.

And he isn't suicidal despite what has been said of him.

Agree but he may be at risk for becoming suicidal knowing he’s been framed for the murder.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

Ok, I guess those of us who were glad Hitler died are all sick.

Good God! Are you really comparing Charlie Kirk to Hitler????
Charlie Kirk was murdered (and then the murder was celebrated) because some didn’t like what he said.
Hitler was rightly taken out because of what he did - slaughtering millions of innocents.
Think before you respond with ridiculous snark.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Only problem is Tyler Robinson isn’t the troubled young man. It was some perpetually troubled individuals who executed Charlie.

And he isn't suicidal despite what has been said of him.

Agree but he may be at risk for becoming suicidal knowing he’s been framed for the murder.

Just stop. He’s the murderer.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I’m ready to never hear about him again. His 15 mins have passed. Stop cramming him down our throats.

You're ignorant. They basically killed a conflicted, charismatic young guy and took over his $500 million organization that has heavy influence among young people (college students). They took over TikTok to create a propaganda machine that influences even younger people (adolescents and teens). They just purchased Electronic Arts, whose platforms are used by who to communicate with each other in game? Oh yeah, all young people. What do you think the goal of AI is to do but displace job opportunities for young people, so they can choose who to hire. Look up Roman Yampolskiy and Geoffrey Hinton. What's next? Discord? Kick? When you limit the absolute number of traditional jobs to make money, everything begins to turn into a beauty pageant for other people to monetize themselves (i.e., influencers or creators), where winners can be controlled by the tech companies through "front paging," and losers will stay losers through "shadow banning." Also, why do you think these billionaires who traditionally love banks and stock markets are moving to shadow currencies like crypto that's hard to trace? If you notice, why did they go hard after all these media moguls and crypto investors, and now they're literally trying to control or buy all these same companies? Mob tactics, as Ted Cruz said.

It's not the Chinese or Russians, or MS-13 you have to worry about. Americans have been Pavlov'ed by certain elements in the American government and media into reacting (with ADHD attention) with trigger words like anti-Semitic, trans, and 2nd amendment, and names such as Putin and Kim Jong Un. Everything has a catch phrase. It's the ultimate dog whistle. There is a lot of thought control going on and they're going after your kids now. I highly recommend you google Tristan Harris, watch some of his interviews, and understand his background and that he was warning about the dangers of the internet to children, he started saying it 10 years ago. It's happening now.

I hope this all made sense because this is a serious, complicated issue but I don't feel like writing a dissertation about it. But tldr, your children's rights are slowly being stripped away and people like you are allowing it.

You know Trump always tells on himself, and I think you're right that there is an enemy within. Charlie debated college students, but yes, they want to get them even younger now. Our media and internet landscape now is terrifying--even for adults.

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Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

Ok, I guess those of us who were glad Hitler died are all sick.

Good God! Are you really comparing Charlie Kirk to Hitler????
Charlie Kirk was murdered (and then the murder was celebrated) because some didn’t like what he said.
Hitler was rightly taken out because of what he did - slaughtering millions of innocents.
Think before you respond with ridiculous snark.

NP. Hitler was not “taken out.” He committed suicide. The fact that you don’t know even that basic piece of history says a lot about you, low-information MAGA.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

Ok, I guess those of us who were glad Hitler died are all sick.

Good God! Are you really comparing Charlie Kirk to Hitler????
Charlie Kirk was murdered (and then the murder was celebrated) because some didn’t like what he said.
Hitler was rightly taken out because of what he did - slaughtering millions of innocents.
Think before you respond with ridiculous snark.

NP. Hitler was not “taken out.” He committed suicide. The fact that you don’t know even that basic piece of history says a lot about you, low-information MAGA.

He knew troops were closing in so he did the job himself.

Are you going to respond to the substance of what I posted instead of going about name calling?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Meanwhile his gun death traumatized hundreds of college students, many of whom probably have PTSD.

Are you trying to blame Charlie Kirk for his assassination?

DP. Kirk, with what he said and did, put himself at heightened risk, and he knew it. That's why he hired a security team. I'm not blaming him for his assasination, but the guy preached about both the 2nd amendment, and personal reaponsibility. Tbh, he would probably agree, especially if it was someone else who got assasinated.

DP.

What did he say that put him at heightened risk? I dislike the guy but I have not seen or heard anything he said that put him at heightened risk.

Kirk exercising his first amendment rights put him at an increased risk.

Yep. Imagine that. A troubled young man didn’t like what he said so he tried to silence him. Others celebrated. Sick people - all of them.
Truth is that his voice was made louder and stronger. Largest TPUSA gathering last night.

Why are they sick? They had valid reasons to take joy in his silencimg, just as he took joy in the silencing of others. Does that make him sick, too?

Good grief. ANYBODY who celebrates the assassination of an innocent American simply because they didn’t like what he said is sick. That seems to include you.

Framing him as innocent is where you go wrong. He vocally called for harm of many populations. Those people are allowed to be glad he's no longer able to do that. I'm sick and effing tired of marginalized people having to pretend like it's somehow a bad thing that there's one less Nazi in the world. I didn't pull the trigger, but I will not weep over the outcome. Call me what you will.