Charlie Kirk assassinated?
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I’ve got to admit, in amazed at how effective you are pushing the shooter narrative to your base and can completely make right wing shootings disappear.
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I was being sarcastic and you pointed out the same thing I did. Glad we can agree on something.
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You're not in the we. YOU are the weak POS shooter.
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I see Buck is putting in overtime to try and control the narrative for his handlers. Did you guys have an all hands meeting this week?
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Can someone tell me….what exactly was the FBIs value here? It’s like Utah could have handled this on their own. I trust Governor Cox was competent.
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Time to declare Antifa a terrorist organization and dismantle its financing network.
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I wonder why buck hates his fellow Indian Kash so much. Jealous?
The lesson of our time is that we need to bring back fights in school and let kids understand that words can't hurt you and hate is something you build up yourself to get butthurt but a REAL ass kicking is a lesson that lasts a lifetime
OK boomer. But it worked. We have a political movement that thinks opinions they don't like are hate and that deserves death
Buck's generation of soft fucking losers hiding behind a computer screen unable to change a light bulb or a tire
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That’s not fair…I had my tires rotated the other day.
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I guess Bibi didn't get the memo. Or is that what THEY want you to think
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Newsmax on Thursday he was personally shaken by the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, revealing he had invited the late Turning Point USA co-founder and CEO to Israel just weeks before his death.
Kirk, 31, was shot in the neck during a forum Wednesday with students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah.
Netanyahu told "The Record With Greta Van Susteren" that Kirk was more than a voice for conservatism — he was also "a great friend of Israel" and a "champion of Judeo-Christian civilization."
"I want to say farewell to a great human being, a great champion of free speech, free debate, freedom," Netanyahu said. "Charlie Kirk, his loss is terrible. And we grieve for him, for his wife, Erika, for his two beautiful children."
A video from the event showed Kirk bleeding heavily from a wound to his neck. He is survived by his wife of four years, Erika, and children Mia Grace, 3, and James Charles, 1.
The prime minister disclosed that he had spoken with Kirk earlier this summer and extended a personal invitation.
"I called him a few weeks ago and I said, 'So, Charlie, why don't you come and visit us?' And he said, 'Well, I'm going to, and we were going to fix a date.' And that's not going to take place," Netanyahu said.
Netanyahu highlighted Kirk's consistent defense of Israel at a time when international criticism of the Jewish state has grown more intense. Netanyahu read from a May letter in which Kirk wrote: "One of my greatest joys as a Christian is advocating for Israel and forming alliances to defend Judeo-Christian civilization."
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"We" is not you. HTH
