4thgenheel
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I wouldn't put too much stock in the American flag imagery. As we know, the American flag is a symbol with many, many meanings and uses.Assuming all of the information put out is reliable (ie the Antifa/Trans stuff is on the weapon and ammo, the pictures are actually the guy, etc.). There’s all sorts of wild possibilities about who this could be:
1. Trans person/ally. This is the obvious conventional answer and is still probably the most likely with the information we have. The super patriotic shirt and the MAGA classic wraparound sunglasses causes some pause. Could have worn the uber patriot gear to blend in at a TPUSA event, but he wasn’t actually at the event itself as far as we know so far, but inside a building across the way.
2. One of these neonazis that’s mad at him for publicly disavowing white supremacy.
3. Probably the most scary if it comes to pass and we’d only know if he’s successfully caught: a boogaloo-type accelerationist. A guy who wants to kick-off a civil war by drawing blame to a marginalized group in order to watch the world burn
a clown who is a popular, influential and powerful right wing voice.Clown posts from a clown.
Nothing went over my head dipshit…I asked a ? about how does a high powered rifle bullet deflect off of a vest…Right over your head.
That's an ignorant talking point that shows no understanding of the problems or solutions.
The ATF said " older model imported Mauser .30-06 caliber bolt action rifle wrapped in a towel"He appears to be wearing a backpack (like any college student might). Could a gun like that be broken down into pieces that fit in a backpack? If he broke it down would he re-assemble it to ditch it in the woods?
T-shirt looks to be a flag with an eagle in center and some document to the right (my guess would be the Bill of Rights or Constitution or Declaration of Independence but can’t tell from this blurry screenshot)
Kirk’s Christian Supporters Mourn Him as a Martyr
“Charlie died for what he believed in,” said Jackson Lahmeyer, a pastor in Oklahoma.
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Charlie Kirk’s Christian Supporters Mourn Him as a Martyr
“Charlie died for what he believed in,” said Jackson Lahmeyer, a pastor in Oklahoma.www.nytimes.com
“… Intercessors for America, a Christian group with ties to the Trump administration, emailed supporters on Wednesday night with a suggested prayer in response to Mr. Kirk’s death. The subject line referred to “Charlie Kirk, a modern day MLK.”
… Mr. Kirk began his career as a secular provocateur. He said little about the role of religion in American politics in his early years as an activist.
That started to change during the Covid pandemic, he told The New York Times this year. He was disappointed in church leaders who failed to speak up against lockdowns, he said, and began reading and asking larger questions about the idea of shared morality.
Mr. Kirk emerged from the pandemic, and from Mr. Trump’s defeat in the 2020 election, ready to evangelize for more than political causes and candidates. In 2021, he founded TPUSA Faith to influence pastors and other Christians to “counter falsehoods and illuminate the inextricable link between faith and God-given liberty.” He hosted monthly events at a large evangelical megachurch in Arizona and spoke regularly in personal terms about his own faith.
… To many conservative Christians, his death was a sign that the spiritual battle they had been fighting was far from over.
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“Jesus told us this would happen,” said Shane Winnings, who heads Promise Keepers, an evangelical men’s organization that has leaned into partisan politics under his leadership. “There’s a real spiritual war going on.”
Mr. Kirk spoke at a Promise Keepers event in Oklahoma last year and invited Mr. Winnings to speak at several of his own gatherings.
Within hours of Mr. Kirk’s death, Mr. Winnings and other conservative Christian leaders were speaking of the event as a demarcation in the nation’s history, one that would lead only to the strengthening of the religious movement Mr. Kirk embodied.
“When Jesus was killed and then rose from the dead and visited the disciples and he ascended, they moved forward and they spawned the early church,” Mr. Winnings said. “I am more filled with determination than ever to continue the mission that I’m on.”…”
Nothing went over my head dipshit…I asked a ? about how does a high powered rifle bullet deflect off of a vest…
I asked nothing about gun control…
And yet democrat politicians that demand gun control walk around with a armed detail all the time…Shouldn’t the fact that he feels the need to wear vests in public tell him that his standpoint on guns is wrong?
As to the first point:bueller? bueller? anyone? @ZenMode
Sure, if it’s a Trans person he might have simply saw it as his patriotic duty to exercise his second amendment right to stop a would-be tyrant as well. All sorts of possibilities, but the flag shirt is a very interesting piece of the puzzle that does actually complicate the theory. The most important thing is that the killer is caught and prosecuted, but this situation keeps getting weirder and weirder.I wouldn't put too much stock in the American flag imagery. As we know, the American flag is a symbol with many, many meanings and uses.
well, i personally find "glorifying political violence and cheering assassinations" distasteful but that's absurd and a clear violation of 1A and where was this energy when dems were getting attacked and killed? pelosi, hortman, etc. etc. etc.As to the first point:
"The US State Department wants you to report foreigners living in the US who glorify political violence and who cheer the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Please document all of the glorification of violence you find so we can remove violent foreigners on visas from our country."
I'm all for it. We aren't obligated to keep bad non-citizens here.
As to everything else..
some combination of idiotic conspiracy theorizing and dangerous rhetoric. I have never denied that dangerous rhetoric doesn't exist on the right, so I'm not sure where you're going with this.
That’s interesting then because then the picture is called into question. When was the pic taken and why do they think it’s him? That gun couldn’t be disassembled to fit in a backpack. Possible he pre-staged the gun, so it wouldn’t be on him leading up to the event to avoid him possibly being caught, but then how do they know it’s this guy?The ATF said " older model imported Mauser .30-06 caliber bolt action rifle wrapped in a towel"
Apparently older model Mauser don't fire .03-06 though...
regardless, this doesn't sound like a rifle with detachable stock or barrel, etc. - plus "wrapped in towel" sounds more like a complete rifle vs something in parts that could've been kept in the backpack or scattered randomly.
I said hat and sunglasses. And that the police would release the picture to help find the suspect (although I gave the police too much credit by saying it would be in 30 minutes)I didn't say you were watching too many movies. I genuinely didn't know the answer. Obviously he would be wearing sunglasses. The part I didn't know about was the rifle that he assembled and disassembled. And it appears that maybe he didn't disassemble it?
I mean, maybe the movies get things right sometimes. Wouldn't surprise me if they get the military-type stuff correct. They use lots of consultants -- i.e. former criminals, military, etc. -- to help them get the crime or military action realistic.