Charlie Kirk shot at an event in Utah

[ANNEE]

Once again, you’re taking Charlie’s words out of context.
Let me help….

“I have a very, very radical view on this, but I can defend it, and I’ve thought about it,” the story quoted Kirk as saying. “We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.”

In Kirk’s view, the story explained, the Civil Rights Act has led to a “permanent DEI-type bureaucracy,” referring to diversity, equity and inclusion, that has limited free speech.“

Later that year, Kirk echoed similar sentiments about the Civil Rights Act. The legislation, he said on his podcast in April 2024, “created a beast, and that beast has now turned into an anti-white weapon.”

And you think that's OK?

[Vermilion]

And you think that's OK?

Absolutely.

He thought parts of it were horrible and I couldn’t agree more.
DEI is racist and sexist and should be no where near America.

That thinking shouldn’t be a killable offense.

You should watch that short I posted, in his own words.
Maybe it’ll help it make sense to you.

Here’s another short…

https://youtube.com/shorts/26XRNJyq57w?s...af6qyifewX

[chr0naut]

Once again, you’re taking Charlie’s words out of context.
Let me help….

“I have a very, very radical view on this, but I can defend it, and I’ve thought about it,” the story quoted Kirk as saying. “We made a huge mistake when we passed the Civil Rights Act in the 1960s.”

In Kirk’s view, the story explained, the Civil Rights Act has led to a “permanent DEI-type bureaucracy,” referring to diversity, equity and inclusion, that has limited free speech.“

Later that year, Kirk echoed similar sentiments about the Civil Rights Act. The legislation, he said on his podcast in April 2024, “created a beast, and that beast has now turned into an anti-white weapon.”

It been 160 years since the anti-slavery legislation was passed in the USA and yet black comedians are still making jokes about their fears of being pulled over and persecuted just because they are a black guy in a car. So, perhaps there was function in attempts at DEI legislation in a provably racist country?

And, if the illegal immigrants were coming in at the estimated rate of 1/2 million per year (how are these smaller population countries even breeding so many allegedly criminal invaders?), then it would take 426 years to replace the 213,480,000 white people who are already in the USA in that way. So I really think the whole 'replacement' thing is purely racist paranoia propaganda.

Any "anti-white" stuff isnt really as prevalent in the real world as all the 'white supremacy' stuff.

[ANNEE]

Absolutely.

He thought parts of it were horrible and I couldn’t agree more.
DEI is racist and sexist and should be no where near America.

That thinking shouldn’t be a killable offense.

You should watch that short I posted, in his own words.
Maybe it’ll help it make sense to you.

Here’s another short…

https://youtube.com/shorts/26XRNJyq57w?s...af6qyifewX

Oh, come on -- of course it's not a killable offense -- can we please get past that?

I've watched debates with him and others.  I do not like or support him in any way.

I grew up in an upper middleclass totally white Christian neighborhood.  I'm well aware of white attitude.

I don't agree with you on DEI --  we are still a very racist/sexist country.  The balance has not been leveled yet.

Maybe someday.

[Halfswede]

Wow it was so romantic how after assassinating that guy he messaged his boyfriend and said …

"my love, I just wanted to reiterate that I am a lone gunman and you were totally uninvolved"

“Please recall that my father is MAGA and is oppressive to us oppressed classes”

"My love, delete that message! Now is not the time to talk about my giant penis and hidden six pack. I must flee."

While I think the whole thing was odd, I think it is legit and probably somewhat contrived, but by him and for the protection of his "lover". The BF will be able to speak out if not.

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

[ANNEE]

[DBCowboy]

[IdeomotorPrisoner]

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