Charlie Kirk shot at UVU event
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Btw this is a great distraction for the rapist pedophile trump who's everywhere in the Epstein files and refuses to release them. Which again silence from the right means they are okay with it. Safe to say are outspoken righties on here are okay with the fact Trump has raped kids.
So we should cancel and target people who are okay with this guy dying? Okay cool. But we shouldn't cancel or target people calling for deaths or violence towards groups they dislike, stupid. At least try some logic and consistency. Just kidding I know that's far gone from the lil trumpies.
Mongoose
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Clueless ******* wouldn’t even know your own screen name if I didn’t tell you about Vick in the airport making that name up. You have no critical thinking skills and you can’t think for yourself. Be less ridiculous.
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Red
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I think we may see the greatest crackdown on legitimate dissent in our nation’s history, moving forward. Leave it to Miller, the insane outsized influence of a Laura Loomer, the authoritariansm of Trump, and we’ll build reeducation camps for dissenters. Sure, that exaggerates. Or does it? Eventually, this nation of ours will resemble something along the lines of what the Chinese have developed in their dystopia. That’s where we’re going. Democracy, such as we’ve known it, is likely doomed.
And the reason, in part? An undereducated electorate ignorant of history.
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Red
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NYT: The Kirk crackdown is under way.
President Trump and his allies are capitalizing on the assassination of Charlie Kirk to open up fresh attacks on liberal institutions, donors and foundations. They seek to portray many on the left as traitors.
Appearing on Kirk’s podcast on Monday, less than a week after Kirks death, Stephen Miller, Trump’s deputy chief of staff, denounced
Over the last three years, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the Cato Institute and the International Center for Counter Terrorism, have amassed evidence showing that right-wing violence is more prevalent than violence from the left.
“The current administration is perpetuating a narrative that erases right-wing violence, including Jan. 6, and blames the increased political violence on only one side,” Jay Childers, a professor of political communication at the University of Kansas, wrote by email in response to my queries.
Within hours of the Sept. 10 assassination of Kirk, Trump placed the blame for political violence squarely on “the radical left” in televised remarks that night:
“A campaign by public officials and others on the right has led just days after the conservative activist’s death to the firing or punishment of teachers, government workers, a TV pundit and the expectation of more dismissals coming,” The Associated Press reported on Sept. 14.
President Trump and his allies are capitalizing on the assassination of Charlie Kirk to open up fresh attacks on liberal institutions, donors and foundations. They seek to portray many on the left as traitors.
Appearing on Kirk’s podcast on Monday, less than a week after Kirks death, Stephen Miller, Trump’s deputy chief of staff, denounced
“With God as my witness,” Miller then declared,
Trump and his allies has long exploited “emergencies” to push divisive measures. Now he claims that left-wing terrorism is a greater threat than terror perpetrated by the right, a demonstrably false assertion.
Over the last three years, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, the Cato Institute and the International Center for Counter Terrorism, have amassed evidence showing that right-wing violence is more prevalent than violence from the left.
“The current administration is perpetuating a narrative that erases right-wing violence, including Jan. 6, and blames the increased political violence on only one side,” Jay Childers, a professor of political communication at the University of Kansas, wrote by email in response to my queries.
Within hours of the Sept. 10 assassination of Kirk, Trump placed the blame for political violence squarely on “the radical left” in televised remarks that night:
On Sept. 12, Trump went beyond dismissing the threat posed by right-wing political violence to arguing that right-wing extremists are in fact justified. Asked about violence perpetrated by those on the right, Trump didn’t hold back during an appearance on the Fox and Friends television show:
Trump and his MAGA followers have not just turned Kirk’s murder into a political weapon; they are trying, with some success, to use it to build a national movement to publicly out everyone who criticized Kirk on social media after his death. They are also trying to persuade their employers to fire them.
“A campaign by public officials and others on the right has led just days after the conservative activist’s death to the firing or punishment of teachers, government workers, a TV pundit and the expectation of more dismissals coming,” The Associated Press reported on Sept. 14.
Red
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Seizing on Kirk Killing, Trump and Allies Pledge a Crackdown on Political Opponents
Read more here.
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JD Vance Hints At Crackdown On Mainstream Liberals While Hosting Charlie Kirk's Podcast
The vice president promised to “dismantle the institutions that promote violence and terrorism in our own country.”
There is no vast liberal domestic terror network in the United States, but Trump, Vance, and Miller will use that falsehood in an effort to crush dissent entirely. If they pull out all the stops in that effort, it will assist in the creation of the totalitarian dystopia that has been their goal the entire time. A Far Right dictatorship is the goal. And may be the result, in a nation of undereducated citizens who never learned history, and therefore cannot recognize what is happening right in front of their eyes. Of course, for many of those citizens, that is what they want as well.
White House promises crackdown on left-wing ‘terror’ after Kirk killing
Speaking on a podcast hosted by the US vice president, administration officials vowed to take down liberal groups.
Senior White House officials have said they will dismantle an alleged “vast domestic terror movement” that they claim led to the killing of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk last week.
The comments were delivered on Monday on Kirk’s podcast, which was hosted by United States Vice President JD Vance and featured a parade of government officials.
“We are going to channel all of the anger that we have over the organised campaign that led to this assassination, to uproot and dismantle these terrorist networks,” said Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff.
Miller added that “It will happen, and we will do it in Charlie’s name.”
Though investigators have yet to provide a motive for Kirk’s killing, many on the right have been quick to blame leftist ideology for the assassination.
Miller and Vance both alleged the existence of a left-wing extremist movement, which they said the administration would now target.
Vance used similar rhetoric in his own remarks, saying, “We’re going to go after the NGO network that foments, facilitates and engages in violence.” Police have said they believe the killer was acting alone.
The remarks, which come before all details surrounding Kirk’s killing are fully known, have sparked alarm among some critics of US President Donald Trump that such a campaign could be used to quash dissent.
A “vast Leftist domestic terrorist movement”:
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Pam Bondi be like "we will target you for hate speech about Charlie Kirk. But feel free to throw around any and all hate speech about anyone who gets killed that trump doesn't like"
PJF
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For all of you trying to "both sides" this whole thing.
View: https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/1967933805890822528?t=n7xepqXR6LyiMjNVfsNOjw&s=19
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Red
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Going just by objective, fact-based information, although “both sides” have indeed engaged in political violence, anybody can plainly see the Far Left cannot possibly catch up to the Far Right. By far, it’s mostly the Far Right, more than any other identifiable group. They are in First Place since 2020! And they will never give up the lead. The FBI director delivered this message to Congress just last year. Called the Far Right the most serious threat of domestic terrorism in the United States.
Nobody is trying to “both sides” the Far Right out of their status as the most serious and deadly domestic terrorist threat in the United States. It’s not even close. But your president will shut down all dissent from anyone who opposes him, and you will likely applaud him for it. In the move toward a totalitarian American dystopia, the Republican Party will lead the way.
PJF
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The outspoken righties wish they were the ones raping the kids. Just like they spoke out against cancel culture but secretly love it, same goes for pedophilia. I would guess with 90% certainty both PJF and Mongoose have certain fantasies they live through Trump
If the mainstream "left" had any balls they would just attack Kirk and not let the narrative be controlled. Point him out as the POS as he was and don't relent. Don't "celebrate" murder, but don't relent on telling the facts about who he was.
Feeling all powerful in their mom's basements.