Charlie Kirk Shot in the Neck in Utah (Update: Shooter Alt-right links)

Phil C. McNasty

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Suspect has been released from police custody
 

squeezer

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So his support of the 2nd amendment meant he wanted to be killed with a gun. On a stage. On a hot sunny day. In front of the world. Leaving his kids fatherless.
I've never said any of this. Please quote me in this thread stating any of this. At the very least, don't make shit up. I know it is the rightie thing to do but please be honest.
 

Shaquille Oatmeal

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So his support of the 2nd amendment meant he wanted to be killed with a gun. On a stage. On a hot sunny day. In front of the world. Leaving his kids fatherless.
No.
But he was an unempathetic, cruel person himself.
As I said in a different post, he was vile, hateful and created endless rage against one minority population or another.
Which is why apart from saying that this killing is sad, no one is able to say anything actually good about him.
 

Ceiling Cat

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The shooting involving Charlie Kirk is exactly the type of flashpoint that Donald Trump thrives on. At a moment when he is buried under legal challenges, public scrutiny, and the weight of his own controversies, an incident like this offers him a stage to redirect the national conversation. Instead of urging calm or restraint, Trump is far more likely to seize on this tragedy as an opportunity, to inflame his most loyal followers, to rally the MAGA movement, and to encourage fringe groups such as the Proud Boys to see themselves as soldiers in a political war.

For Trump, unrest is not a risk to be avoided, it’s an asset to be exploited. His political career has been built on polarization and grievance, and he knows that nothing hardens loyalty like a sense of shared persecution. By framing this incident as evidence of a wider conspiracy or as proof that his movement is under attack, he can distract from his own failings while stoking a dangerous cycle of anger and retaliation.

The greater danger is that Trump doesn’t care where this leads. If his rhetoric contributes to riots, if it sparks violence, even if it edges the country closer to civil conflict, those are costs he is willing to impose on others for his own survival. In this way, the shooting is not just a tragedy in isolation, but a potential accelerant in America’s already volatile political climate.

This may simply be a mis guided individual acting alone and is not any anything to do with politics.

 

squeezer

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Ahhhh the guy who makes shit up is telling me not to make shit up. Now that's rich! :ROFLMAO:
You lied again and I knew you would because you love me way too much to ignore me. '


So his support of the 2nd amendment meant he wanted to be killed with a gun. On a stage. On a hot sunny day. In front of the world. Leaving his kids fatherless.

Seriously, this will be my last reply to you. Trying to make you see the error of your ways and your obtuse ignorance just lowers my value as a human being.

Btw, again, quote me saying what you posted in red to prove you are not full of shit.
 
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bigbiz

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God has a plan for everyone.
When our time is up, our time is up.
Not too soon, not too late.
It's an ugly way to go but no one can change it.

Time for some peace and quiet.
RIP
 

jalimon

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"I think it's worth it to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year. So we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other god given rights." Charlie Kirk

You are now part of the cost, Charlie. We move on?
 

WyattEarp

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I don't have high standards when it come to the lunatic left

but this has to be one of the lowest, disgusting comments in this thread
It was strange and disappointing. I don't think it's the first time Shaq has shown his radical colors. He's not just a world-class virtual signaler.

I saw some names that I don't know liking the post. Kind of surprised @squeezer liked Shaq's post.
 

The Oracle

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So his support of the 2nd amendment meant he wanted to be killed with a gun. On a stage. On a hot sunny day. In front of the world. Leaving his kids fatherless.

Seriously, this will be my last reply to you. Trying to make you see the error of your ways and your obtuse ignorance just lowers my value as a human being.
Ahhhh the guy who makes shit up is telling me not to make shit up. Now that's rich! :ROFLMAO:
What you are seeing is who they really are at their core. They can't help being who they are.

The crazy part is that they can't see it.

It's hard to really get into this without knowing who the shooter is and what their motive is.
 

The Oracle

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Ya willful ignorance is abundant here at terb
I will say this...The Luke Beasley video posted is a good watch...I have much respect for his words and advice.

It's interesting however that his subscribers in his comments decided to go in completely the opposite direction to what he was advising.
 

AlwaysVibin

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You can offer condolences to his kids and wife who watched him get murdered live without clarifying how much you disagree with his political beliefs. It's literally only been a few hours.

If your initial reaction is to make jokes at their expense, immediately try to capitalize on this and turn words against him... You're just a bad person, through and through.
 
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