Charlie Kirk: Aftermath, Gravedancing, and Manhunt

Honestly that's a lot less writing than what I remember of Ben.



I've never even heard of this story. It's utterly wild how violence against conservative speakers was normalized in 2015-16
There really needs to be a good database on incidents like this. A lot has happened in the past few weeks. I suggest we make contributions in this thread.

I think most high-profile terrorist attacks are right-wing, but most terrorist attacks generally speaking are probably left-wing. And I think demographics matter too. Women don't really blow up buildings or kill people often, so the political faction with the most young white men is the most dangerous.
 
"THIS WAS THE SINGLE LARGEST ATTACK ON FREE SPEECH WHICH IS WHY IM HERE RIGHT NOW TALKING"
That's great now talk about how google admitted that the biden admin pressured google to silence conservative voices
Yeah but you see, the 357 times that the left did it in the last 10 years it was justified. The 1 time the right has done it in the last 10 years muh freedoms were at stake!!! 🦅
Has nobody told Jimmy Kimmel that he sucks donkey balls? He has all those people writing for him, you think one person would just say fuck it and speak up. I can't believe there's not ONE guy after all these years that didn't let his intrusive thoughts win and just stand up and say "You fucking SUCK Jimmy, and writing your jokes embarrasses me, physically as well as psychologically".
 
The marginalized person who's death that we hear about in the news are those who were killed in the act of perpetrating a crime—mass murderers, rapists, assassins, thieves, pedophiles, and schizo crazies. Frequently, they kill themselves.

I am guilty of mocking the type if person like the one you describe if they have committed a violent crime. I consider shunning criminal behavior to be an effective law enforcement mechanism, especially in the case that the person kills themselves—as atheist and Christians alike must be reminded that we are judged in death, and not in life. But why would I glorify death? And why would I or anyone mock a victim? We should extend sympathy.

So I don't demand empathy, but I will request that you give your sympathy freely.
That's a very broad list of offenses. Even suicide? Huh.

George Floyd's death was mocked relentlessly when his "crime" was using a counterfeit $20 to buy cigarettes. It was never even determined if he knew it was counterfeit.

His prior conviction for armed robbery in 2007 is consistently brought up as a whole 'gotcha' to justify mocking what was an unjust killing of a man who had served his time, learned from his mistakes, and became a force of genuine good in his community.

Charlie Kirk was a white supremacist grifter whose entire rhetoric was emblematic of what I believe to be the sickness at the core of America, I have no sympathy save for the children who will grow up without a father. The traits I just described are largely considered a positive here however, so this reply is likely an exercise in futility. But I digress.

The culture war/identity politics are a smoke screen, and I consider there being one less grifter to distract/indoctrinate people to be a net positive. Though I personally would have rather seen him decline in popularity and become irrelevant.
 
I’m sure they did. Tyler doesn’t strike me as the over sharing type, more a furry gooner consumer. BUT Lance was a drug addled furry troon who wanted to be a streamer, he’d have to be putting his shit out there to build his fantasy about being a e-celeb gamer tranny.
Is there any evidence that he was actually trying to be a streamer, like even semi-recently?

i truly think whatever media outlet that first put that out there, just took the fact that his facebook page that hasn’t been updated in two years had some videos of video games and his profile says he’s “a digital influencer” (Which means literally nothing, I know multiple people irl who have that designation on their facebook and they are most definitely not even close to being a digital influencer. Nor are they trying to be afaik.) and then this “wanna-be streamer” narrative just took hold since there is hardly anything else about him.


Even though his name is known most media outlets just refer to him as “roommate”. I at least thought the right wing media would go a lot harder to dig into this little furfag,
I thought you guys here at kiwi woulda dug up more (I mean, pretty sure most the stuff the media has reported on rumors-wise has come from here.. but still)

I figured the media would try harder to talk to friends and relatives or even just talk to him.

The dailymail is at least sort of trying since they went back to the townhome either today or yesterday to ask if the neighbors have seen any activity in their unit. Which no one has.
I wonder how much they stuck to private chat servers like discord, telegram and the like. Those are not scanned, archived, indexed, and presented for public search like anything web-based is. .
At this point I think that must be what they did. And if Tyler had a reddit he actually used it must have been one of those randomly generated usernames reddit offers you when signing up. So no way for us to find it, unless he posted semi-identifying information in a sub that would make sense for him to be in. (Like Utah, St. George, or talking about his tranny bf and using their ages in a trans or relationship sub, etc… which I looked and had no luck)

Didn’t a bunch of discord stuff get scraped though, like billions of messages and voice chats from public servers and groups? Like, just as recently as in May and August of this year? Maybe there’s stuff out there from public groups they were in but no one has looked. I think the scrapers are charging for access to the data which is probably why. Plus no guarantee Lance and Tyler had anything scraped.
 
George Floyd's death was mocked relentlessly when his "crime" was using a counterfeit $20 to buy cigarettes. It was never even determined if he knew it was counterfeit.

His prior conviction for armed robbery in 2007 is consistently brought up as a whole 'gotcha' to justify mocking what was an unjust killing of a man who had served his time, learned from his mistakes, and became a force of genuine good in his community.

Charlie Kirk was a white supremacist grifter whose entire rhetoric was emblematic of what I believe to be the sickness at the core of America, I have no sympathy save for the children who will grow up without a father. The traits I just described are largely considered a positive here however, so this reply is likely an exercise in futility. But I digress.
Nigger what?

Charlie Kirk wasn't a white supremacist and George Floyd was a fucking criminal. Also, this isn't an alt-right forum no one cares if you post your gay leftie takes. There's a lot of leftists here; even in this fucking thread. Do you believe everything people on X tell you? Do you think for yourself? It's clear you can't do any of your own research...Or are you actually a little sympathy poser pretending to care about minorities while hoisting up the worst members of society that actively make life worse for others and demonizing the people trying to help?

This nigga out here really doing the bigotry of low expectations what a fucking racist lmao
guys george floyd was weawwy weawwy sowwy guys he wearned his wessons :(
but this charlie kirk guy was definitely a white supremecist because tv man said so >:(
 
I do have to agree with this, Kimmel has some trivial number of regular viewers, only about, what? 120000 to 130000 or so? That's peanuts when compared to a lot of youtubers, for example.
The value would be in the message that he did something wrong and was correctly punished for it.
George Floyd's death was mocked relentlessly when his "crime" was using a counterfeit $20 to buy cigarettes. It was never even determined if he knew it was counterfeit.
People rioted over George Floyd. People were backing up BLM and blacks forever, since Trayvon and Mike Brown, despite both being horseshit. People probably began making fun of St. George after realizing they were lied to for the 47th time by legacy media.
 
"Being portrayed as violent, murderous lunatics is bad for us, so let's threaten to murder people mourning a person one of us murdered" - the libshits, probably.
Brilliant. This isn't just putitng out a fire with gasoline. Can't even call it a death spiral. They're going to implode.
 
Has anyone here already posted this or looked into these degenerates?
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There's two scenarios here.
Either these trannies were directly involved, knew Tyler and his tranny bf and are trying to avoid the heat OR knew nothing and weren't involved at all, but shit has suddenly got too real for them so they've decided to quietly pussy out.
 
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Seriously I have tried to ask the internet seven different ways why these selfish bitches don't want to have kids for the greater good of the human race and there's no answer online.
Sounds like an average young adult dystopia novel, ala The Hunger Games craze. Typical American AWFL taste in books these days; that shit is infested with scenarios where women are forced into the role of "breeders," but the protagonists spontaneously manifest modern feminist literature down to a T while sprinkling in some socialist revolutionary fantasy for good measure. Anyhow, with my limited experience, I imagine that the """""moral""""" of the story is gonna be something along the lines of "even if the world is ending, men should change themselves in order to convince women to fuck, and never force women into it."

Dear American women: You don't live in India, you're free to move out of Democrat-run cities, and you don't hang around millionaire TV network executives every day. Stop worrying about getting raped so much.
Imagine getting your political and moral compass from erotica and not even questioning it in the slightest. No wonder conservatives are so hellbent on spreading the Bible.
 
That handmaiden tale or whatever the hell it's called is something that I see the looney left invoke all the time. I've only gotten a verbal synopsis from a couple of people about what it's about, but I always end up questioning it and pissing people off.
Because I always ask them if it's in a dystopian future where the birth rate is rapidly declining and the human race is about to end, so I understand that these women who are able to give birth are in sexual servitude, but what is the alternative? The human race ending?
So these women that are fertile that are fighting against having babies to repopulate the Earth, aren't they just selfish cunts? So the whole allegory or metaphor that these people are trying to make when they compare America to the handmaidens tale is just that they want to be selfish cunts who choose themselves over the greater good of the human race? That seems kind of stupid to me.
Seriously I have tried to ask the internet seven different ways why these selfish bitches don't want to have kids for the greater good of the human race and there's no answer online. I'm not going to watch the show so if anybody wants to spoil it for me you can let me know.
I just tell them that it'll never happen because nobody wants ugly children.
 
I am supposed to think that more people going to church is a victory, but what worth is that when the church preaches for everyone to be sedated cattle, that never retaliate or stand up for themselves, and to just ignore all of the parts of the Bible that tells them otherwise? That is not the Great American Revival that we need. Americans need to be galvanized into meaningful action, not sitting in pews being told to forgive demons that want to murder them in front of their families.
The big part of the problem is the modern american version of Christianity perpetrated for the past 75 years just tells everyone for every trouble just ignore it, put on a big shit eating grin,let the light of Christ shine from you and people will naturally say, "What a positive wonderful person. It's because they are Christian! I'm going to become a Christian too!"

In reality, this weak passive form of Christianity isn't the same as the one that survived the centuries. Even in early 20th century if a foreigner showed up in town and started raping women his dead corpse would soon be found hanging on the post in the edge of town. The judges and the sheriff would just turn a blind eye. They wouldn't pray about it. They wouldn't invite more in as if it were their Christian duty.

The sexual deviants would get hung or the shit beaten out of them.

They would not tolerate their history of their nation and culture being being attacked and their own children turned against them.

The weak form of Christianity is the only form that is allowed to be expressed and the only form in living memory of its adherents. This form of Christianity is not conducive to its own survival as its adherents would have been completely conquered by Islam and paganism.
 
Seriously I have tried to ask the internet seven different ways why these selfish bitches don't want to have kids for the greater good of the human race and there's no answer online. I'm not going to watch the show so if anybody wants to spoil it for me you can let me know.
You mostly have the wrong end of the stick about the book. The fertile women do want to have kids, most of the women we get to know anything about were already mothers before the Gilead revolution. That's how they are known to be fertile. The main character was a married mother but her husband was most likely killed and their daughter given to a different family. All of the fertile women are grieving that they don't get to raise their own children. At the same time there is a heavy implication in the book that the fertility problem has as much if not more to do with sperm counts, so the solution to the fertility crises is one that ignores a major issue as most proven fertile men were murdered for trying to defend their families.

Atwood wrote the book about the Iranian Revolution while adding in existing 80s fears about pollution leading to infertility as a catalyst for a similar revolution in America. The Handmaid idea comes from Bilhah in the Book of Genesis as she wanted to do an 'It Could Happen Here' style story, and this was her way of justifying a Christian society acting in a somewhat Islamic way, ignoring the inherent differences between Christianity and Islam. It also gave her an excuse to add rape to the book and while it's nowhere near as constantly gratuitous as it is in the tv series, I think it's fair to say that there is definitely an element of sexual titillation to a cohort of readers that are specifically reading the book for that reason. I don't believe Atwood was trying to state that there was ever any risk of an American Gilead but was mainly trying to raise sympathy for women in Iran.

There are huge differences between the book and the tv show. The book, while flawed, is not like the tv show. The Offred character is not ever any sort of girlboss. She's partly quietly accepting of the situation she's in, not wanting or enjoying it, but feeling that she wants to survive and chooses living this way over an alternative that would kill her. She takes pleasure in the small things she does have, she gets emotionally drawn into the ways of Gilead, is enthusiastic about particicution (state mandated executions carried out by handmaids), envies pregnant handmaids and values the lives of all babies. She, and the book, are critical of second generation feminism, with the narrators mother being a feminist single mother which the narrator experienced as flawed and hypocritical. It's a much more complicated and nuanced story than the tv show portrays.
 
That's a very broad list of offenses. Even suicide? Huh.

George Floyd's death was mocked relentlessly when his "crime" was using a counterfeit $20 to buy cigarettes. It was never even determined if he knew it was counterfeit.

His prior conviction for armed robbery in 2007 is consistently brought up as a whole 'gotcha' to justify mocking what was an unjust killing of a man who had served his time, learned from his mistakes, and became a force of genuine good in his community.

Charlie Kirk was a white supremacist grifter whose entire rhetoric was emblematic of what I believe to be the sickness at the core of America, I have no sympathy save for the children who will grow up without a father. The traits I just described are largely considered a positive here however, so this reply is likely an exercise in futility. But I digress.

The culture war/identity politics are a smoke screen, and I consider there being one less grifter to distract/indoctrinate people to be a net positive. Though I personally would have rather seen him decline in popularity and become irrelevant.

George Floyd was a career criminal(8 jail stints), absentee father, and a habitual drug user who died of a drug overdose.

And the left laid him out in state and gave his family an American flag like he was some sort of national hero.

The entire disgraceful Floyd debacle was a politically-orchestrated farce that honored a man as a hero who was, by all objective standards, a complete piece of shit.

I'm going to die laughing if it turns out to be a Republican again.

It wasn't.
 
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Atwood wrote the book about the Iranian Revolution while adding in existing 80s fears about pollution leading to infertility as a catalyst for a similar revolution in America. The Handmaid idea comes from Bilhah in the Book of Genesis as she wanted to do an 'It Could Happen Here' style story, and this was her way of justifying a Christian society acting in a somewhat Islamic way, ignoring the inherent differences between Christianity and Islam.

Exactly! For anyone who doesn't want to read the book or do a deep dive into what the author has said about the book over the decades, a quick glance at the Wikipedia article on the book states:
Atwood has explained that The Handmaid's Tale is a response to those who say the oppressive, totalitarian, and religious governments that have taken hold in other countries throughout the years "can't happen here"—but in this work, she has tried to show how such a takeover might play out.

Atwood was also inspired by the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1978–79 that saw a theocracy established that drastically reduced the rights of women and imposed a strict dress code on Iranian women, very much like that of Gilead. In The Handmaid's Tale, a reference is made to the Islamic Republic of Iran in the form of the history book Iran and Gilead: Two Late Twentieth Century Monotheocracies mentioned in the endnotes describing the historians' convention in 2195. Atwood's picture of a society ruled by men who professed high moral principles, but are in fact self-interested and selfish was inspired by observing Canadian politicians in action, especially in her hometown of Toronto, who frequently profess in a very sanctimonious manner to be acting from the highest principles of morality while in reality the opposite is the case.
I used to think Western feminists wouldn't be so eager to bow to Islamic rule, but after seeing Queers for Palestine, how eagerly they cry "islamophobia!", demanding tens of millions of Islamic immigrants into their societies, how hard they fight to defend the rape and grooming gangs, how eagerly they exchange real life consequences for a meager handful of internet brownie points, and how hard they cheer for the assassination of anyone who has doubts about Islam, I've changed my mind. The west is too naive.
 
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