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The man lived and died by his words.
When the real life is so absurd, the shitposts are just posts. Anyway dude had it coming.
It’s always interesting when they use expressions like, god-given rights. That’s not how it works. A right, in the US, is a privilege that has stronger legal protections. That’s all. It’s definitely not given by anyone other than the US government.
I don’t really agree with much about anything this guys says but at least he’s willing to commit to what he believes and leads by example.
Second amendment you say
Charlie Kirk died defending the 2nd Amendment 😂
Has he tried this tho?
It’s my birthday today so hearing about it is one of the best birthday gifts
Christmas came early this year T_T
I needed some catharsis.
I guess some people can change.
Why do god-given rights need to be protected?
Too soon?
Nah he’s cold now, it’s all good.
i mean hes right. shoulda just been on the right side of history
But not like that! Only the right rights! /s
Great foreshadowing too.
Earlier this year, Utah passed House Bill 128 allowing people to conceal carry firearms on university campuses. One of the campuses where conceal carry was now permitted is, of course, Utah Valley University, where Charlie Kirk was visiting today. He was sitting under a tent with the slogan “Prove Me Wrong”.
Immediately before the shooting, he was taking questions from the audience:
“Do you know how many transgender Americans have been mass shooters over the last 10 years?” an audience member asked. Kirk responded, “Too many.”
The questioner followed up: “Do you know how many mass shooters there have been in America over the last 10 years?”
“Counting or not counting gang violence?” Kirk asked.
Then a single shot rang out.
It’s unfortunate that he’s ineligible for the Darwin Award because he leaves behind 2 very young children and a culture warrior wife, because otherwise he’d be a great nominee for the 2025 Darwin Awards. Normally to get a Darwin Award someone has to directly kill themselves. But, I think in this case we could have make an exception for someone who was a cheerleader for gun rights and was sitting directly under a banner saying “Prove Me Wrong” when he was killed with a gun.
