What do you think motivated Charlie Kirk to what he was doing?

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I say he did it out of love and concern for students whom are trapped in an environment that excludes some viewpoints. He could not do so inside the building, so he brought the viewpoints and challenges outside the building. The lack of thought and viewpoints is poison to the minds on some of these cities and campuses.

By doing what he did, he brought a different viewpoint and gave thought for some that may never have challenged what they hear in and around school.

It doesn't mean he's right about everything, that is in the view of the beholder. That's why he was at least open to discussions.

Many people don't realize the "mind junk" that became prevelant on campuses and is all throughout local school systems.

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Chazmatazz269 · Accepted Answer

Honestly, his faith. More than anything, if you watch enough interviews with Kirk, he mentions his faith a lot. He uses his faith and scripture to justify some of his more controversial opinions.
He recognized, like so many of us have, how the US education system is failing students from grammar skool through university. Certainly he thought part of the problem was separation of faith from education and thought he could make meaningful changes by bringing them back together.
More than likely, he had observations of and experiences with college grads who were dumber than a bag of hair. Not having that higher education, but almost certainly feeling superior to them with confidence in his own critical thinking skills, decided to test himself against America’s rising intellectual elites. And then he bested them and bettered them. Of course they were angry. He wasn’t just challenging their indoctrination and hollow beliefs. He was showing them in no uncertain terms what Matt Damon told us in “Good Will Hunting” almost thirty years ago, “You wasted $150,000 on an education you could have gotten for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.”
Kirk almost certainly also realized that liberals only gained popularity because they took over public skools and began indoctrinating kids to their beliefs, even against the children’s and parents’ wishes. So it only made sense to start there and put an end to the democrats’ long con. Which, if you ask me, is the real reason they k*lled him. He disrupted their master plan. Drumpf might get elected, but he didn’t have the young people until Charlie got involved. The democrats were in full control of the next generation before Charlie. They couldn’t abide that threat, and now he’s gone.

goaded · Accepted Answer

What do you think motivated Charlie Kirk to what he was doing?

Money. You don't make tens of millions helping people. He knew he got people's lives threatened by putting them on that list, and he didn't stop. One of his supporters, Treven Michael Gokey, just got arrested threatening to shoot up a gay bar in Kirk's name.

"I am on Charlie Kirk’s hit list.

His so-called “Professor Watchlist,” run under the umbrella of Turning Point USA, is nothing more than a digital hit list for academics who dare to speak truth to power. I landed there in 2024 after writing commentary that inflamed the MAGA faithful. And once my name went up, the harassment machine roared to life.

For weeks my inbox and voicemail were deluged. Mostly white men spat venom through the phone: “bitch,” “c*nt,” “n****r.” They threatened all manner of violence.

They overwhelmed the university’s PR lines and the president’s office with calls demanding that I be fired. The flood was so relentless that the head of campus security reached out to offer me an escort, because they feared one of these keyboard soldiers might step out of his basement and come do me harm.

And I am not unique."

https://substack.com/@drstaceypatton1865/note/c-154757002

OneViewpoint · Answer

Charlie Kirk was a loser. Like all Reich Wing losers he was a needy person. He found his niche and his tribe on the internet selling hate to other young Reich Wing losers. They gave him attention, made him feel intelligent (he wasn't), and important (he wasn't). It validated his insecure needy personality. And he made money publishing videos of himself debating 19 year old college freshmen who were not experts in the subjects hew was talking debating. You know, the same kids late night talk show hosts make fun of because they can't name the current Vice President or find the Pacific Ocean on a fucking map. Way to take risks and challenge yourself there Charlie. Your "wins" were all more cringe worthy than impressive.

Nah, Charlie Kirk was a performance artist for low IQ racists. Just like Alex Jones.

abc3643 · Answer

Charlie Kirk spewed hateful vitriol. However, he was young and grew up in a world that was filled with it especially beginning around the time of his birth. In other words, he had no knowledge of a civilized adult America, so he couldn't be expected to be civilized adult.

In short, he was NAZI youth because he lived his entire life among NAZIs so he was destined to become what he did.

The same can be said for most of you too who have no memory of life more than 30 years ago. Pretty much, everyone under 50 is a bit fucked in the head and dare I extend this to anyone under 60. Bascially, if you went to school during the Reagan Administration or later, you have at least a slightly messed view of reality and government.

Joshydavid25 · Answer

I think he did what he knew Jesus did in his day.. He challenged the Pharisees, and made people think with his parables.. Of course Charlie didn't seem like a storyteller like Jesus but he did it through debate and challenging the pervasive views on College campuses.. Especially since they were at the age of still forming their worldviews..

jshm2 · Answer

He was the "thug in suit" type. The type who put on a voice and calm persona to preach their hate. They are more virulent than the aggressive red neck type.

Avicenna · Answer

He believed in democratic debate, which as you can see from the comments of the shitbag leftists, is in no way possible with them

Twalli · Answer

He did it to promote his brand of conservativism. It's not what conservativism actually is. You can just take a political science course and get a good idea of true liberalism and conservativism. I guess he brought a different view to college students, it wasn't something good, because it is echoing what Trump has been trying, which is tearing us down faster than anyone thought possible. He knows he doesn't have enough support to do this, so it's just autopen executive orders.

loveslongnails · Answer

A variation of something called "extinction burst", a lack of critical thinking, and an overabundance of indoctrination particularly in the areas of religion and politics. Charlie was a white supremacist who knew that whites were no longer going to be the majority inhabitants in the USA by 2050. He did everything he could to reverse that trend.

exitseven · Answer

He found something that he loved and was good at. He was able to incorporate patriotism into his faith of God.

Anonymous · Answer

He wanted to spread his wisdom, so the left killed him.

Ariesman81 · Answer

I believe it was his calling or purpose. The money was a byproduct. There is no question that he made an impact.

DonaldDarko · Answer

He saw his country and the west turning into shit. A haven for foreign invaders, criminals and degenerates. He felt he had to do something. I think he did even more in death than he did in life.

DJB72 · Answer

He answered that question many times. His primary motivation was to share his Faith, second was to promote conversation between the parties.

Anonymous · Answer

he wanted to bring the American dream back for his generation, the American dream most of which has been destroyed by a combination of bad policies but mainly bad culture

DrPepper12 · Answer

Cuz he was a troll. Top dog troll but still a troll / grifter / fraud / bigot.

Anonymous · Answer

That bullshit pedler was making money off of his bullshit. that motivated him.

Anonymous · Answer

He was just a good guy

Anonymous · Answer

Stop celebrating that turd.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Racism and misogyny.

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