You still think the trickle down theory works and that climate change isn't real.
Talk about failed ideology.
The right wing is not peaceful.
Charlie Kirk Shot in the Neck in Utah (Update: Shooter Alt-right links)
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Talk about failed ideology.
The right wing is not peaceful.
Another Leftie in Vancouver is fired for mocking Kirk's death
Former Legal Aid B.C. employee posts 'deeply offensive' Charlie Kirk video
The former social worker celebrated the assassination of the right-wing U.S. commentatorvancouversun.com
Celebrating people for getting fired? You guys are a shallow, spiteful bunch.
So consequences of free speech extend to getting fired for a private citizens?
Is murder the limit or is assault ok?
Where does the limit on consequences for "free speech" in politics start?
Did this get retracted as well??
Utah Gov: Kirk Suspect 'Indoctrinated in Leftist Ideology'
Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin was "deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology," according to Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R).www.mediaite.com
Alleged Killer of Charlie Kirk ‘Deeply Indoctrinated with Leftist Ideology,’ Utah Governor Says
Charlie Kirk’s alleged assassin was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,” according to Utah Governor Spencer Cox (R).
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal this week, Cox said it’s become “very clear to us and investigators” that Tyler Robinson, the suspected Kirk shooter, was “indoctrinated with leftist ideology.” According to the Journal’s report on Robinson, his parents are registered Republicans while he “was in the past registered as nonpartisan.”
Cox has said that family members described 22-year-old Robinson as becoming more political in recent years. The percentage of the young man’s life spent online also reportedly increased dramatically leading up to the shooting.
Cox previously described Kirk’s killing as clearly a “political assassination.”
Kirk, a 31-year-old conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, was shot and killed on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University. According to Cox, Robinson and a family member discussed attending the event at a dinner.
“They talked about why they didn’t like him and the viewpoints that he had,” the governor said on Friday.
Debate around Kirk’s suspected shooter’s motivations and politics has become heated as more and more details emerge. The Guardian removed quotes from an article about Robinson this week that identified him as the only “leftist” in his family. The anonymous source who provided the quotes called themselves a high school friend, but questioned their recollections after the article was published.
“Charlie said, ‘When people stop talking, that’s when you get violence. He said the weak can never forgive, forgiveness is attribute of the strong, the only way out of the labyrinth of suffering is to forgive,” Cox said this week at a press conference about the killing. ‘Welcome without judgement, love without condition, forgive without limit.'”
So far, the Governor's opinion is just an opinion. I have not seen any other facts except the trans, gay, fascist engraving that was first blamed on libtard idealogy, to actualy being conclusively identified as some Ultra-Right Groyper fuckwits. IIRC, the Governor first bought into that bullshit... then became silent on it.
Whatever. I get it. This hate spewing charletan is a martyr for your hateful cause.
Not much to say about it. Carry on with the celebration and looking forward to there being some right wing nut job getting "payback" by killing some innocent libtard.
Pretty sickening.
That's how I feel too.
I'm coming to realize that I don't like even being in the same virtual room as these people. I can tell that I'd never invite them over for dinner or even let anyone know that I associate with them.
I really don't want people to be fired over any of this. Earlier, I said this about Matthew Dowd's firing. However, you seem locked into this idea that our freedom to speak should never have consequences.
In some instances, some public people have clearly used Kirk's murder to advance their liberal profile. It can be confusing to many of where the limits are because political and media people can profit from rancor. It's not only tolerated it's encouraged.
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You edited your response which tells me you are heavily invested in this twat. The fact that he looks like a flaccid penis doesn't really mean he fucked anyone's wife. Yours maybe.Tell me the lead singer of Coldplay fucked your wife without telling me the lead singer of Coldplay fucked your wife.
Sounds like you're more pissed off about a bunch of people getting fired, than over a man losing his life for just his opinions
Conservative leaders who initially rushed to blame “radical left” ideology in right‑wing activist Charlie Kirk’s killing have somewhat softened their tone since the suspect, 22‑year‑old Tyler Robinson of Utah, was identified.
In an article for the Guardian published Saturday, reporter Lauren Aratani noted that while they continue to condemn liberal ideas broadly, many conservatives shifted from harsh ideological indictments to more personal, cautious statements as new details emerged.
According to reports, Robinson's parents are registered Republicans. His own political leanings are still unclear. Authorities found social‑media photos showing him and his family posing with guns.
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The alleged shooter was reportedly raised in a suburban area near St. George, Utah, in what appeared to be a supportive home. He achieved top marks on standardized exams, kept a perfect GPA, and had strong academic standing, as shown by posts from family and friends.
After finishing high school in 2021, he shared a video celebrating his acceptance at Utah State University along with a merit-based scholarship covering four years.
However, he only attended Utah State for one semester before taking a leave and did not return.
Still, some conservatives on social media are claiming he was "radicalized" at the university.
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Meanwhile, Utah’s Gov. Spencer Cox (R) told investigators Robinson was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,” citing but not detailing what led to that conclusion.
Early reporting claimed bullet casings from the suspect’s gun were engraved with trans‑and‑antifascist ideology, but media outlets later retracted or corrected some of those claims; what remains is that most of the inscriptions are reportedly memes or video‑game references.
Aratani noted that after the suspect’s identity was made public, some conservative critics shifted to emphasizing aspects like mental health, religious faith, or the need for prayer and compassion, rather than solely ideology. Earlier, many were calling for violence and revenge.
Rep. Nancy Mace (R‑S.C.), for instance, moved from demanding the death penalty to urging prayer for Robinson’s soul.
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On Wednesday, the South Carolina Republican said “it’s time to bring back the death penalty” following Kirk’s murder.
But when his alleged murderer's identity was revealed on Friday, Mace said that Kirk “would want us to pray for such an evil and lost individual like Tyler Robinson to find Jesus Christ”.
“We will try to do the same,” she wrote on the social platform X.
The article also noted that White nationalist Nick Fuentes pushed back against suggestions that Robinson was a “Groyper,” a term for one of his followers, after reports surfaced about engravings on the bullets from the alleged shooter’s gun that fueled speculation about his beliefs.
The Groypers have long taken issue with Kirk, frequently heckling him at his events over the perception that Kirk is too centrist.
On social media, Fuentes declared, “Currently being framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk,” though in a streaming video he also said, “I pray to God there is no further violence.”
Despite the softening toward Robinson personally, many conservatives are still using Kirk’s death to attack liberal ideas and institutions, arguing that the broader political culture tolerates or even encourages hateful rhetoric, especially around gender identity and transgender issues.
Aratani highlighted how political narratives can shift when more facts come out: when the suspect was only a statistic or ideological cipher, criticism was sweeping. Once a specific background of the alleged shooter became identified, some of the most extreme rhetoric became more measured.
'Pray to God': How Republican rhetoric changed after Tyler Robinson was identified
In an article for the Guardian published Saturday, reporter Lauren Aratani noted that while they continue to condemn liberal ideas broadly, many conservatives shifted from harsh ideological indictments to more personal, cautious statements as new details emerged.
According to reports, Robinson's parents are registered Republicans. His own political leanings are still unclear. Authorities found social‑media photos showing him and his family posing with guns.
READ MORE: How Christianity’s 'kook' fringe went mainstream in Trump's MAGA world
The alleged shooter was reportedly raised in a suburban area near St. George, Utah, in what appeared to be a supportive home. He achieved top marks on standardized exams, kept a perfect GPA, and had strong academic standing, as shown by posts from family and friends.
After finishing high school in 2021, he shared a video celebrating his acceptance at Utah State University along with a merit-based scholarship covering four years.
However, he only attended Utah State for one semester before taking a leave and did not return.
Still, some conservatives on social media are claiming he was "radicalized" at the university.
READ MORE: MSNBC host torches Supreme Court for 'treating 4th Amendment as negotiable'
Meanwhile, Utah’s Gov. Spencer Cox (R) told investigators Robinson was “deeply indoctrinated with leftist ideology,” citing but not detailing what led to that conclusion.
Early reporting claimed bullet casings from the suspect’s gun were engraved with trans‑and‑antifascist ideology, but media outlets later retracted or corrected some of those claims; what remains is that most of the inscriptions are reportedly memes or video‑game references.
Aratani noted that after the suspect’s identity was made public, some conservative critics shifted to emphasizing aspects like mental health, religious faith, or the need for prayer and compassion, rather than solely ideology. Earlier, many were calling for violence and revenge.
Rep. Nancy Mace (R‑S.C.), for instance, moved from demanding the death penalty to urging prayer for Robinson’s soul.
READ MORE: Trump blathering about his ballroom might be 'best thing he’s ever done': analysis
On Wednesday, the South Carolina Republican said “it’s time to bring back the death penalty” following Kirk’s murder.
But when his alleged murderer's identity was revealed on Friday, Mace said that Kirk “would want us to pray for such an evil and lost individual like Tyler Robinson to find Jesus Christ”.
“We will try to do the same,” she wrote on the social platform X.
The article also noted that White nationalist Nick Fuentes pushed back against suggestions that Robinson was a “Groyper,” a term for one of his followers, after reports surfaced about engravings on the bullets from the alleged shooter’s gun that fueled speculation about his beliefs.
The Groypers have long taken issue with Kirk, frequently heckling him at his events over the perception that Kirk is too centrist.
On social media, Fuentes declared, “Currently being framed for the murder of Charlie Kirk,” though in a streaming video he also said, “I pray to God there is no further violence.”
Despite the softening toward Robinson personally, many conservatives are still using Kirk’s death to attack liberal ideas and institutions, arguing that the broader political culture tolerates or even encourages hateful rhetoric, especially around gender identity and transgender issues.
Aratani highlighted how political narratives can shift when more facts come out: when the suspect was only a statistic or ideological cipher, criticism was sweeping. Once a specific background of the alleged shooter became identified, some of the most extreme rhetoric became more measured.
'Pray to God': How Republican rhetoric changed after Tyler Robinson was identified
People can absolutely be fired for speech as a consequence, sure.
But isn't this what the right wing have always professed to abhor?
He was a conniving grifter, using the cover of being a quiet, reasonable Christian. But all the Jesus grifters do that, of course. His wife was his co-grifter and his kids were accessories exploited to aid the grift.
Move to the US and you can shoot black people and migrants with no repercussions so long as you identify as MAGA
Or the speech of others just ask Billy Bush
Wait, looks like JohnLarue responded to me? I have him on ignore so I couldn't see.
He was supposed to have me on ignore lmfao.
You either don't pick up on the subject of a few sentences or you can't. Or you want to deflect.
How many times do I have to repeat that I think the death of Charlie Kirk is horrifically tragic and wrong?
And I'm not even expressing an opinion on those who lost their jobs over expressing their vile opinions. Least of all joy and
emojis that whoever optimusprime is the degenerate reincarnation of. I simply asked where does free speech stop in your world?
You can search hainan incident. You can search military parade. There are a handful
Come on JC everyone knows they can fuck your dad with his fake tits for $20
Stop deflecting. You either want him to fuck your wife or he reminds you of your wife.I edited it because I wrote 'you' instead of 'your' and I didn't want to be attacked by a grammar nazi. You remember doing stuff like that don't you.
Now if you'll excuse me I am going to listen to my Coldplay greatest hit album.
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You seem to speak from experience. I thought you didn't receive ?Probably similar to a hot load which I'm sure makes him quite happy.
Which demographics hold the highest household income in the US. SPOILER ALERT: the top 3 are not white americans. If white supremacy was an ideology of MAGA and Charlie then you would think he would be attacking these groups viciously. Instead he points to them as great examples of americans and how a nation can do better
