Someone murdered Charlie Kirk

So, you think he should leave because he thinks differently than you?



You support illegal aliens. I think you should move to Somalia.
I'm pretty sure we are dealing with a glowie or other troll here (Not you EddieNFL). He only joined in June. It (not assuming its pronouns here) has been getting more and more provocative.
 
I shoot deer at this deflection angle all the time out to about 300. I aim dead on and have no real world issues. Maybe 3 to 4 inches low at 300. Aim up a smidgen. Not enough to cause the deflection some are talking about here due to angle cosine.
Based on the location of the shot, I'd wager a head shot with a bad trigger jerk, pulling the round down and to the right.
 
“Do not be deceived. God will not be mocked. For as a man sows, so shall he reap”
That’s in the book of Galatians
There’s one less racist in the world today
Always funny to listen to quotes from the Bible from folks who believe in trannies and killing unborn children.
Always have standards for all others while having none.
Seen your kind come and go.
Pushing for something that will consume you and your kind...

R
 
I’m pretty sure he recently called a whole bunch of people from the “third world” unhygienic street defecators who eat with their hands, with emphasis on that association…
I grew up in a third world country and he’s not wrong. I’ve seen people shit in rivers or streams where women washed clothes, kids swam, some people drew water for household chores such as cleaning and cooking, people washed their buffaloes in that water. What’s more fucked up is this water is being used for multiple purposes in the village few miles down the road.

People bring cows into newly constructed or purchased homes and pray to their pagan gods hoping the cow takes a shit in their house because it’s good luck.

They throw babies off buildings into a group of people holding a blanket to catch the babies because their local “goddesses” will cure their diseases .

And the list goes on and on.
 
So if this was an older pencil barrel Mauser, that might’ve been someone’s deer gun, was it suppressed or not? I’m still with one of the early folks here who said the microphones may not have picked up the boom, but definitely caught the sonic shock of the bullet.

Just curious because you don’t thread one of those barrels to put a suppressor on it very easily!

And very rarely do actual NFA items get used in any kind of crime. The homemade stuff does. A.k.a. those solvent traps that Mark Zuckerberg sold by the millions on Facebook. But you’re not gonna thread one of those onto a Mauser deer rifle without some major skill.

Sirhr
 
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No. I didn't "know" any of those people at all, and I did not see them murdered on video. With the exception of the Hortman's, which was some sort of deranged political killing, not at all clear it was some rightwing thing at all, all of those people were senselessly murdered. There were no political messages scrawled on the shell casings, and they seemed to be murdered is some demonic celebration of death rather than life. I felt sadness and regret for the senseless murder, but the emotional connection was not there. When my friend's 5y/o drown I blubbered like a child I was so sad. When my brother died of a heart attack at a fishing tournament, and my CPR and the efforts of the EMS failed I cried for days, barely got through my eulogy through balling and breathing spasms like a kid, and still feel sadness thinking about it years later.

I am guessing from your picks on what to feel sad about you have some political point to make. Why don't you just make it? Yes, Charlie Kirk was having a huge impact on our national politics, and changing lives for the good if you ask me, and even though he wasn't my "friend" he easily could have been, and would have slid seamlessly into my life. Does that elicit a stronger emotional reaction? Yes, it does. Doesn't seem that complicated.

I didn't "know" Charlie Kirk. I wasn't in his orbit, and didn't really even "follow" him in the modern vernacular, but when I did hear him speak I have to say that we were on the same page, and both understand the difference between propaganda lies and the Truth (capital T). I know he was devoted to his family, and the people coming forward and telling stories about how he lived his life, which none of us knew, are extremely touching. I have to say, that he IS someone we would go boating with and have out to the cabin, and invite on fishing and hunting trips, because he seems exactly like the kind of guy my family associates with regularly. He was certainly more outspoken than anyone I do know personally, but I have to say that his views align perfectly with my own and the vast majority of my friends, and he was killed for openly voicing those views, so yea, hits close to home and elicits a stronger emotional reaction that it would from a complete stranger or someone who believes the opposite of what I believe is the truth in this reality.

So while I might be horrified and sad that anyone in America is murdered for their political views and their exposition of truth and reality, I do feel a stronger connection to the people who see it like I do, and especially anyone who is able to speak the truth so effectively. It is not at all surprising that a happy warrior like him draws the hatred of those who live in lies and venerate them. As was said early and even first, he was killed not just for what he believed, but because he was so effective. The more I learn about him the sadder it is, because he wasn't just an advocate for the truth, he was an exceptional human being who was dedicated to winning the ideological war through dialog and peace, something the other side isn't at all interested in.

I wouldn’t even respond to the max money guy he’s just some liberal trash that got banned before and now he’s back.
 
I grew up in a third world country and he’s not wrong. I’ve seen people shit in rivers or streams where women washed clothes, kids swam, some people drew water for household chores such as cleaning and cooking, people washed their buffaloes in that water. What’s more fucked up is this water is being used for multiple purposes in the village few miles down the road.

People bring cows into newly constructed or purchased homes and pray to their pagan gods hoping the cow takes a shit in their house because it’s good luck.

They throw babies off buildings into a group of people holding a blanket to catch the babies because their local “goddesses” will cure their diseases .

And the list goes on and on.
He doesn't care man, he's a chinese shill. This is the only way for him to tie his narrative into this tragedy
 
Does that rifle shot sound suppressed?!

Haven't tried to listen for it.

Do you hear two cracks or one? First one will be the bullet passing, second will be the muzzle report.

You might need to know the shooting distance so you can calculate based on the speed of sound when to listen for the report. Probably a half a second or less is where to listen.

Of course there are a lot of hard reflecting surfaces on the course so it might be hard to pinpoint.
 
The Wall Street Journal says the ammo had trans stuff on it but the New York Times is not reporting that yet. Hmmmm

An old military rifle makes a lot of sense cause who knows the last time that thing was ever transferred on a 4473. Might go back to the 1950s and if it’s not that guy‘s grandfather you’re in a dead end

But an old 30-06 is neither small nor light nor easy to shoot. Probably open sites also I’m guessing. All of that increases the difficulty of the shot leading me to infer that neck was not point of aim. In fact with open sites at 200 yards I think you’d be a damn fool to have anything other than center of mass as point of aim unless you were highly skilled

There ain’t no way he had a Mauser with a threaded barrel so this was unsuppressed fire
 
The internet is forever. Almost every employer now does a social media and internet search as part of their background checks. These radical leftists are cutting their own achilles tendons by spewing their hate on social media.
A local bake shop owner named Krista Nyegen-something was on a rant yesterday about Charlie getting killed by a gun while supporting gun rights, so he deserved it. This is in a small farming town of 12K. She doubled down in the comments, along with a few local leftist jerkoffs and retards. No responses this am though. Maybe business is slow… Not sorry.
 
Leftest Vile still spewing. Need to FIRE and NOT rehire.
and btw - FK you TMZ

DC cancels new comic book series on launch day after writer 'celebrates' Kirk's death​

DC has cancelled a brand new comic book series on the same day as its launch after its writer made insensitive comments about Charlie Kirk's death.
Red Hood, which was slated as an ongoing monthly series, was pulled on Wednesday just hours after its first issue was released.
The dramatic move came after its writer, Gretchen Felker-Martin, appeared to celebrate the death of right-wing commentator and father-of-two.
Taking to Bluesky, Gretchen reposted a news article about Kirk's assassination.
Alongside it, she wrote: 'Thoughts and prayers you Nazi b****.
'Hope the bullet's okay after touching Charlie.'

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Any bets the trans references on evidence is just more smoke?
i suppose this is possible, since they had decoy suspects to throw the police off the trail of the real killer.
it is also possible that "they" were influencing a tranny to act on their behalf.

there is only one religion i can think of that embraces and encourages transgenderism, unlimited abortion and other immoral activities.

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The Wall Street Journal says the ammo had trans stuff on it but the New York Times is not reporting that yet. Hmmmm

An old military rifle makes a lot of sense cause who knows the last time that thing was ever transferred on a 4473. Might go back to the 1950s and if it’s not that guy‘s grandfather you’re in a dead end

But an old 30-06 is neither small nor light nor easy to shoot. Probably open sites also I’m guessing. All of that increases the difficulty of the shot leading me to infer that neck was not point of aim. In fact with open sites at 200 yards I think you’d be a damn fool to have anything other than center of mass as point of aim unless you were highly skilled

There ain’t no way he had a Mauser with a threaded barrel so this was unsuppressed fire
My thought too.
 
Leftest Vile still spewing. Need to FIRE and NOT rehire.
and btw - FK you TMZ

DC cancels new comic book series on launch day after writer 'celebrates' Kirk's death​

DC has cancelled a brand new comic book series on the same day as its launch after its writer made insensitive comments about Charlie Kirk's death.
Red Hood, which was slated as an ongoing monthly series, was pulled on Wednesday just hours after its first issue was released.
The dramatic move came after its writer, Gretchen Felker-Martin, appeared to celebrate the death of right-wing commentator and father-of-two.
Taking to Bluesky, Gretchen reposted a news article about Kirk's assassination.
Alongside it, she wrote: 'Thoughts and prayers you Nazi b****.
'Hope the bullet's okay after touching Charlie.'

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My siblings friends group are filled with these psychotic murderous people. They are celebrated failures as humans.
 
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So if this was an older pencil barrel Mauser, that might’ve been someone’s deer gun, was it suppressed or not? I’m still with one of the early folks here who said the microphones may not have picked up the boom, but definitely caught the sonic shock of the bullet.

Just curious because you don’t thread one of those barrels to put a suppressor on it very easily!

And very rarely do actual NFA items get used in any kind of crime. The homemade stuff does. A.k.a. those solvent traps that Mark Zuckerberg sold by the millions on Facebook. But you’re not gonna thread one of those onto a Mauser deer rifle without some major skill.

Sirhr
What I'm hearing is a sporterized Mauser in 30-06.
 
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so, will 'George Zinn' get charged as an accomplice, due to 'him' creating this intentional distraction to assist the shooter in escape?

"Zinn's most serious arrest came in 2013, when he was charged with threatening to plant bombs at the finish line of the Salt Lake City Marathon."

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Always funny to listen to quotes from the Bible from folks who believe in trannies and killing unborn children.
Always have standards for all others while having none.
Seen your kind come and go.
Pushing for something that will consume you and your kind...

R
When I looked before this guy joined in like 2012 and had 30 posts. How do these infiltrators get a join date so far in the past?
 
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Ideology – that is what gives evil doing its long-sought justification and gives the evildoer the necessary steadfastness and determination. That is the social theory which helps to make his acts seem good instead of bad in his own and others’ eyes, so that he won’t hear reproaches and curses but will receive praise and honors… Thanks to ideology, the 20th century was fated to experience evildoing on a scale calculated in the millions. This cannot be denied, nor passed over, nor suppressed.”

―Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn,The Gulag Archipelago
 
I shoot deer at this deflection angle all the time out to about 300. I aim dead on and have no real world issues. Maybe 3 to 4 inches low at 300. Aim up a smidgen. Not enough to cause the deflection some are talking about here due to angle cosine.
Right on.

We teach setups from elevated positions and I tell attendees to ignore the angle if inside 200 which would be 99% of their potential problems.
Yes, there is a change due to angle but it is so small it is lost in the noise. Most misses are because the shooter is doing stupid shit on the gun because their position was out of their usual realm.
 
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My fear is that we get presented "the shooter" and they yank a JFK or Epstein page out of the playbook.

A wacko tranny is very convenient at this time and if they get offed by hate of them also way too convenient.

If "Truth" were sold on the commodities exchange none of us could afford it right now.
 
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Thanks for taking the time to sincerely respond to my questions so I'll give you the same respect.

I am guessing from your picks on what to feel sad about you have some political point to make. Why don't you just make it? Yes, Charlie Kirk was having a huge impact on our national politics, and changing lives for the good if you ask me, and even though he wasn't my "friend" he easily could have been, and would have slid seamlessly into my life. Does that elicit a stronger emotional reaction? Yes, it does. Doesn't seem that complicated.

The thing is, I don't really have a political point to make. Beyond the 2 Democratic legislators and their dog being gunned down for God knows what reason, all of the other killings I would consider apolitical. I think you would agree that school shootings have very little to do with politics; they're just kids! They don't know anything about the how shit the world is and how fucked up politics are in this country. Tamir Rice was 12 and playing with an airsoft pistol in a public park with nobody else around when a police officer rolled up on him, open the door, and shot him all in the span of less than 5 seconds of video. Ahmaud Arbery was going for a run in the neighborhood he lived in, and because he was black a couple of yahoos thought he was "up to no good" and took it upon themselves to antagonize him from their pickup truck and lynch him in broad daylight.

I'm not saying that you need to cry for these victims of senseless violence in the same way that you mourn for the loss of those close to you; of course you will have stronger emotions when it involves those you care about. However, if you truly are as humane as you seem to be, I would expect you to feel some lament over the loss of those lives. But what I am seeing from other posters in this thread is ZERO empathy for victims like I have just mentioned, with justifications ranging from the political leanings of the victims to the color of their skin to what fucking US state they were in when they died as if that gives them any information about the victims lives, while having a bleeding heart for Charlie. It's those kinds of attitudes that this country can do without. America is a melting pot, and that's what makes it great. Like is written on the Statue of Liberty:

"Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!" cries shWith silent lips. "Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"

Yet so many on this forum have, for reasons unbeknownst to me, ignored the very foundation that America was founded on, in that ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL. We accept all because we are better than the places that these migrants come from.

I didn't "know" Charlie Kirk. I wasn't in his orbit, and didn't really even "follow" him in the modern vernacular, but when I did hear him speak I have to say that we were on the same page, and both understand the difference between propaganda lies and the Truth (capital T). I know he was devoted to his family, and the people coming forward and telling stories about how he lived his life, which none of us knew, are extremely touching. I have to say, that he IS someone we would go boating with and have out to the cabin, and invite on fishing and hunting trips, because he seems exactly like the kind of guy my family associates with regularly. He was certainly more outspoken than anyone I do know personally, but I have to say that his views align perfectly with my own and the vast majority of my friends, and he was killed for openly voicing those views, so yea, hits close to home and elicits a stronger emotional reaction that it would from a complete stranger or someone who believes the opposite of what I believe is the truth in this reality.

So while I might be horrified and sad that anyone in America is murdered for their political views and their exposition of truth and reality, I do feel a stronger connection to the people who see it like I do, and especially anyone who is able to speak the truth so effectively. It is not at all surprising that a happy warrior like him draws the hatred of those who live in lies and venerate them. As was said early and even first, he was killed not just for what he believed, but because he was so effective. The more I learn about him the sadder it is, because he wasn't just an advocate for the truth, he was an exceptional human being who was dedicated to winning the ideological war through dialog and peace, something the other side isn't at all interested in.
Your compassion should not end at only people who think, look, and talk like you. I'm not black, I'm not trans, I'm a homosexual, I'm not an immigrant, yet I can see the struggles these groups go through and empathize with their plight even if I would never have the opportunity to dialogue with them. Would I have a stronger bond if I was part of their community? Sure, in the same way you feel a stronger sorrow for Charlie's death than you would any of the other victims of violence I have mentioned. But if people on this forum want to preach that having feelings and emotions is a valid and normal thing, then they should extend that courtesy to all groups, not just the ones they like or personally agree with.

You support illegal aliens. I think you should move to Somalia.
I'll take the bait because I'm in a good mood:

I'm sure you're aware of Kilmar Garcia who was illegally (see: without due process) deported to El Salvador by ICE. Garcia may have come here illegally, but he ultimately was granted legal status insofar as being able to remain in the USA while he continued through the process of becoming a naturalized citizen. Would I have preferred if he immigrated "legally"? I'm sure we all would want immigrants to our amazing country to do so in that manner. But sometimes that's just not possible. Garcia was fleeing from violence in El Salvador; you expect him to sit in his country and wait months for the US to grant him a visa to flee here when there are gangbangers knocking down his door trying to kill him? Iryna Zarutska surely was not here "legally" by the definition of the law, but she and her family were fleeing from the war in Ukraine. I don't see you cheering her death because "hurrr durrr that's one less illegal." She and her family needed to leave because in a matter of seconds a Russian artillery shell could have destroyed their home and killed them.

Fuck outta here with your double standards.
 
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They will find this guy the POS will be a libtard college student with tranny/Palestine shit on his social media.
Some one posted there was pro trans wording carved into the cartridges found in the rifles mag. I do not know if true but given the recent climate it would not surprise me.

Only thing I can confirm through my own personal experiences is I see the radicalization of the far left movement. All kirk was doing was sitting down and letting these people come to him, and debate. All they had to do was not step up to the mic and speak. They created him and outed themselves, when they destroyed him, they didn’t silence him, he ultimately won and proved them wrong. Mr. Kirk put his life on the line the, to support what he thought was right and just. I have the up most respect for his sacrifice.

Proved them wrong one final time. And it will never be forgotten.
 
Yes they have infiltrated the schools.

Read one the other day, her home was raided by the FBI after her husband assault ICE agents at a protest. She is a preschool teacher.

Vette the people you let raise your kids. Make sure they share your values.
 
Everyone keeps saying 200yd but the maps show 200ft. Makes a difference to an amateur.

Also, Trump saying riots followed by shootings is a fact not a threat.
Proud boys stand by isn't violence.
MTG saying people should hang... 100 years ago there would be dozens of Democrats hung for treason. Now, Republicans say let's just move forward. Legally, we could hang them today.