What are your reflections on Charlie Kirk’s killing in Orem, Utah one year later?

[MrShaun]

I did not agree with his support of Donald Trump. I agreed with some of his positions, didn't with others. The one thing I did and do agree with is a peaceful and open dialog.

[Chazmatazz269]

You would have to go back decades to find another such tragic singular loss. I knew who he was and had watched some clips of his stuff, but not a lot. I didn’t agree with everything i heard, and sometimes i took issue with how he delivered his message. However, after his assassination there was a tremendous amount of hateful, ignorant and outright dishonest rhetoric about him. They were trying to assassinate his character in order to avoid making him a martyr. So i set out to watch enough of his posts in full as i could find, and confirm or disprove as much of the rhetoric and propaganda as i possibly could. I found that when consumed in complete context, both his messages and his demeanor were even less offensive than i originally thought. Kirk was a fundamentally good man. One of the best in recent years. I didn’t necessarily disagree with his support of Drumpf, but Drumpf didn’t deserve him either. Charlie was unbelievably talented, charismatic and effective. More young people were leaning conservative than ever in modern history, and that is nothing short of revolutionary. He exposed the fraud of higher education and how they have been teaching kids what to think rather than how to think for themselves. Ultimately, i am certain that is why he was assassinated. Too many people think that it was about “free speech”. Couldn’t be further from the truth. The left has spent a great deal of time, energy and money taking over the US education system so that they could indoctrinate young people with their ideologies. Charlie Kirk threatened that power base and did so in very little time and with very little money by comparison. The democrats couldn’t afford to lose the young people. So they targeted him with their hateful rhetoric and they got him killed. Just like MLK jr. and JFK, people who disrupt the status quo in US politics don’t live very long. Revolution cannot be tolerated.

[Laws-Of-Existence]

Same as i had 1 year ago. Though that was the day i was automating my 30 billion parameter model i trained and finetuned for esoteric religious philosophy on here and i don't do that anymore. The coincidences with the movie where the assassination of charles kirkland happened on September 10th are more meaningful than the exoteric seemingly political mechanisms it happened. I am more curious about what it proved about nature of existence than what some jews and arabs and other NPCs are doing.

[sage2021]

Charlie gave everyone his best! He was a one man show basically and everyone was important to him. He wanted everyone to go to heaven when they die, and he was showing us the way - every day! ✝️ 💔

[TonyMetal___1986]

I feel sad for his horrible death, wish the same to happen for the guy who shot him!

[itss_lily]

dont care. he was not a good person

[6942Dantheman]

@itss_lily how?

[Agape93]

Still dont care. Just another corpse

[jshm2]

He should have been killed earlier.

[Kelly6]

his death had concrete evidence. lol

[6942Dantheman]

He was doing the Lords work. miss him.