Charlie Kirk's death created a movement

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You have to see this. 10 million Americans march, fed up with the woke bullshit, fed up with the wickedness they hear every day in the media, decide to mobilize.


It's safe to say the left overextended themselves. Much like how Charleston and Charlottesville mobilized the left, Charlie Kirk's murder mobilized the right.
 
I've been emailing churches all day asking them to help fulfill one of Charlies last wishes; abolish H-1B visa's and out-law shipping American tech jobs to India. Been surprised how well its being received. People love the idea.

I even modified the original email with a link to "find your congressmen and senator" so they could contact them quickly with a brief message demanding justice for Charlie! I also asked everyone to share it with everyone they can, just like an pld fashion chain letter.

Here's hoping Charlies watching from heaven and helping us expel the pagan Hindu's that are infecting our country!

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Considering how little came from that how is this supposed to support your argument?
IF by "little" you mean getting Confederate statues torn down throughout America, and becoming a weapon against Trump by his enemies (namely, Biden) then that's a pretty big "little". If you weren't active at the time, here's a refresher: Charlottesville was the biggest news item of 2017 (and Charleston was the biggest for 2015). It's the reason Google introduced their censorship algorithm that same week after it happened. Rep. Steve Cohen even tried to get Trump impeached over his response, so that he had to distance himself from the violence at the rally THREE FUCKING TIMES. I could go on. It was what started the left-wing cyberwar with #OpDomesticTerrorism, killed the alt-right thanks to glowniggers who started the Satan drama in 2018 (see that KF thread) which splintered it up until it was too divided to be effective, and it set the AR back by about half a decade. Not to mention how big it was in popular culture. The Tiki Torch became a symbol of white supremacy. I've known people who were involved in organizing the rally (like SCNazi who got them kicked from Airbnb). And the UN had to warning to the US because of Trump's remarks. A bunch of presidential advisory councils dissolved because of Trump's response and Steve Bannon got fired because of it. It was literally the most major event of Trump's first presidency. The fuck you mean "how much little came of it"?
 
IF by "little" you mean getting Confederate statues torn down throughout America, and becoming a weapon against Trump by his enemies (namely, Biden) then that's a pretty big "little". If you weren't active at the time, here's a refresher: Charlottesville was the biggest news item of 2017 (and Charleston was the biggest for 2015). It's the reason Google introduced their censorship algorithm that same week after it happened. Rep. Steve Cohen even tried to get Trump impeached over his response, so that he had to distance himself from the violence at the rally THREE FUCKING TIMES. I could go on. It was what started the left-wing cyberwar with #OpDomesticTerrorism, killed the alt-right thanks to glowniggers who started the Satan drama in 2018 (see that KF thread) which splintered it up until it was too divided to be effective, and it set the AR back by about half a decade. Not to mention how big it was in popular culture. The Tiki Torch became a symbol of white supremacy. I've known people who were involved in organizing the rally (like SCNazi who got them kicked from Airbnb). And the UN had to warning to the US because of Trump's remarks. A bunch of presidential advisory councils dissolved because of Trump's response and Steve Bannon got fired because of it. It was literally the most major event of Trump's first presidency. The fuck you mean "how much little came of it"?
So it's another Tuesday
 
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