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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t help the case when our fbi director prematurely Tweets out that ‘we got the guy!’ only to back peddle - - never mind, we got the guy now, really! surely will help his defense.

Tyler confessed on discord, the gay bf is cooperating, the weapon is in evidence, the dna is on the gun, he's on camera all over the scene.

It's him, bro. But, go off...

He didn't confess on discord. The quotes I saw had him playing coy. "My doppleganger" etc

I think he probably did it but that's my opinion. It's not based on any objective facts or statements.

Wrong.

That story was literally posted an hour ago.

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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t help the case when our fbi director prematurely Tweets out that ‘we got the guy!’ only to back peddle - - never mind, we got the guy now, really! surely will help his defense.

Tyler confessed on discord, the gay bf is cooperating, the weapon is in evidence, the dna is on the gun, he's on camera all over the scene.

It's him, bro. But, go off...

I didn’t say he didn’t do it, I said that Patel gave his defense some - defense.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

I’m not saying you have to mourn him or even give a crap.

What I see as an issue is people are cheerfully celebrating his murder.

And I see people lionizing a truly horrible man and demanding that people grieve him. Let the record be clear - on his best day, he was extremely divisive. He made his nut saying horrible things about people, saying that people deserved to die or get attacked.

People can regret the way he was killed and still be glad there is one less person like him spewing his filth into the world.

The same could be said for George Floyd's life choices but not allowed.

Ok so no speech allowed regarding absolutely anyone other than "he is/was a great guy". Fine with me. Start with Biden.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

What about the 40,000 other people who died by gun violence in the United States in the last year. There is too much crazy violence in America for me to get worked up about a guy like Kirk who did his best to promote chaos and division.

I can feel absolutely horrible that his kids lost their father without mourning his loss. No kid should lose a father..or mother. But...the guy was bad news and bad for America.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

I’m not saying you have to mourn him or even give a crap.

What I see as an issue is people are cheerfully celebrating his murder.

And I see people lionizing a truly horrible man and demanding that people grieve him. Let the record be clear - on his best day, he was extremely divisive. He made his nut saying horrible things about people, saying that people deserved to die or get attacked.

People can regret the way he was killed and still be glad there is one less person like him spewing his filth into the world.

The same could be said for George Floyd's life choices but not allowed.

There’s about 12 million differences between George and Charlie’s life choices. And yet there are people who believe each deserved what they got in the end. But I can think of only one side that would like to do something about it other than bash skulls and get people fired.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

I’m not saying you have to mourn him or even give a crap.

What I see as an issue is people are cheerfully celebrating his murder.

And I see people lionizing a truly horrible man and demanding that people grieve him. Let the record be clear - on his best day, he was extremely divisive. He made his nut saying horrible things about people, saying that people deserved to die or get attacked.

People can regret the way he was killed and still be glad there is one less person like him spewing his filth into the world.

The same could be said for George Floyd's life choices but not allowed.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

NP I swear to god you people would be mad if people were happy hitler died.

For real. Osama bin Laden had a family too. And yet you all were cheering. You cheer death, you’re just mad people are cheering the death of someone awful that you liked because he was on your side.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

NP I swear to god you people would be mad if people were happy hitler died.

How many people did Charlie Kirk murder?

This is a question of yours. AI or google can be of assistance to you.

Anonymous wrote:A relative of the trans romantic partner said he started to act differently once he turned 18 and developed a hatred of conservatives and Christians. "He hates conservatives and Christians," the relative said. "He hated us. He was not raised that way, but he, over the years, has become really detached and been radicalized." "He has obviously gotten progressively worse the last year or two," the relative said, adding that he's "always very angry."

The relative suspects Robinson's politics were influenced by his partner in the year they have been dating. "I think Tyler got a whole lot worse in the year they have been dating. They are big [video] gamers, and obviously they have that group that influences them as well as others. But my gut tells me [the roommate] did more of the influencing," the relative said.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/charlie-kirk-assassins-transgender-roommate-hates-conservatives-christians-relative-says

That's an interesting quote. It implies that the gamer influence was different than the roommate's. It also says that their "gut" says the rommate was more influential.

In other words, they have no idea about his motive, are making assumptions based on the transgender thing, and are basically cycling through the same loop we've been doing here.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

NP I swear to god you people would be mad if people were happy hitler died.

How many people did Charlie Kirk murder?

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

NP I swear to god you people would be mad if people were happy hitler died.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

No. But according to Charlie himself, gun deaths are the price we need to pay for freedom. Of course he probably thought that trans people, six year olds, and gangbangers were appropriate sacrifices to the God of the Second Amendment and never expected to see himself added to the pile of corpses. But there he is, and I’m not terribly sad about it.

Now, you can try to use my lack of caring as a reason to put a bullet in my own head and starve my babies. But what does that say about you? I’ll tell you - nothing good.

Because in your personal opinion his political beliefs are bad, you are indifferent to a man with young children, a wife, and parents who care about him being brutally murdered in front of the world.

Do you not see how this makes you an awful, awful human being?

Charlie was indifferent to the death of first graders, to politicians and spouses, and to men who were convicted of no crime yet were suffocated to death in the street. They had families that loved them too and who did not resort to declaring “war” and fundraising emails within days of his death.

Do you see how worshipping such a man makes you an awful, awful human being?

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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t help the case when our fbi director prematurely Tweets out that ‘we got the guy!’ only to back peddle - - never mind, we got the guy now, really! surely will help his defense.

Tyler confessed on discord, the gay bf is cooperating, the weapon is in evidence, the dna is on the gun, he's on camera all over the scene.

It's him, bro. But, go off...

He didn't confess on discord. The quotes I saw had him playing coy. "My doppleganger" etc

I think he probably did it but that's my opinion. It's not based on any objective facts or statements.

Wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

“He deserved to die for his opinions but it is ridiculously unfair if I lose my job for expressing my opinions.”

“While Hitler may not have explicitly called on citizens to inform on their neighbors, the Nazi regime’s policies, propaganda, and legal frameworks effectively encouraged and institutionalized this behavior. The reliance on citizen informants was a critical component of the regime’s oppressive machinery, leading to widespread fear, distrust, and complicity among the population.”

The fact that you people refer to your political enemies as “hitler”, “nazi’s”, “fascists”, etc are exactly why this happened. I look forward to you continuing to lose elections.

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Anonymous wrote:Kirk died a violent death and that's not good. Still, he said really toxic stuff. I don't feel that my right to say so should be impugned. Didn't like his views. Thought he was bad news. I can't believe that in America, people are losing their jobs over that basic right. I think Donald Trump is a douche too. That does not mean I want someone to attack him. I don't. But I also don't want anyone limiting my right to say he is a douche.

I agree but the issue is that we have otherwise sane and logical people literally cheering his killing.

I’ve seen so many disgusting comments from people I work with and friends. It terrifies me to see this kind of hatred is inside them for another human.

If you want to be mourned in death, live a better life. It is as simple as that. Most people view this as a case of F’d Around and Found Out.

So you are ok with someone killing another human because we don’t like what they say or believe?

I hate the message he was spreading but I don’t think that it’s right to kill another person for what they say.

You are adding words to the pp's mouth. For fun I will add some too. PP, so you are saying that you love gardening and are planting snapdragons for the fall?"

You love pansies maybe? Perfect for fall and winter.