So all the influencers and politicians will have their own goon squads running around. Considering all the different beefs going on in those circles, that could get interesting.
I think this display memorial could be the most Nazi thing we have seen to date. The calls for revenge are going to be off the charts. The hate will be palpable.
In recent history, perhaps, but in 1939…
At first I tought, yeah some left winger getting ready to ahoot somebody. Then I thought, it’s a false-flag by some RWNJ trying to implicate the left. Then I thought, it’s just another gun nut right winger.
Who knows anymore?
Or it might even just be made up; either out of whole cloth or they just grabbed some guy and claimed he was armed.
He’s the corpse at every wedding.
He throws a temper tantrum whenever the water gets close.
The Honorable Ilhan Omar isn’t “drinking the Kool Aid”. (The bolding is mine.)
I laughed!
The turd in every punch bowl
This is so incredibly stupid that even Alex Jones notices that it is stupid.
Even Alex Jones notices it is stupid is a new low bar!
I disagree. I thing Alex fell down drunk and hit his head on that low bar.
You do know that that’s obviously a fake meme tweet, right?
That said, it’s based on this tweet that seems like it should also be a meme tweet but is actually totally real:
I assume the “that guy” you’re remembering is Joey here.
Thanks for tracking that down.
The memorial service, which was more of a campaign rally than a funeral, was today. Trump danced to America the Beautiful. There were fireworks. And this was the piece de resistance:
"But through it all, the core of Charlie’s message and his basic method never changing. It never really changed; he used to stay the same person, also. At every famous event, Charlie asked the people who disagreed with him to come forward; instead of silencing them, he handed them a microphone and let them speak. And he convinced so many of them; it was a pretty amazing thing to watch, actually.
"Shortly before Charlie arrived on campus, the day he was assassinated, texted him that there were many students and critics who were opposed to his views, and rather strenuously in the crowd. And that actually made him feel good, because he wanted to convince them what was good. He really did; he understood what was right. He was right about that. A lot of it was based on common sense, by the way.
“Charlie wrote back to the staff member saying 'I’m not here to fight them; I want to know them and love them, and I want to reach them. Try and lead them into a great way of life in our country. In a private moment on his dying day, we find everything we want to know about who Charlie Kirk really was. He was a missionary with a noble spirit, and a great, great purpose. He did not hate his opponents. He wanted the best for them. That’s where I disagreed with Charlie. I hate my opponent. And I don’t want what’s best for them. I’m sorry. I am sorry, Erica. But now Erica and talk to me and the whole group and maybe they can convince me that that’s not right, but I can’t stand my opponent.”
Fireworks at a funeral?
I didn’t see very much of the event but I noticed Trump couldn’t keep his hands off of Charlie Kirk’s wife.
Hopefully his hand makeup is smear-proof.
Did anyone take a bullet, so to speak, and watch the entire Reichsparteitage rally service? Did it include a military honor guard and/or a military flag detail? How many of the usual targets were lambasted, lied about, and verbally attacked?
Is anyone either dumb enough to think this was an actual tribute to Kirk and not a brazen Republican rally, or Evil enough to think we are so stupid as to believe that this was an actual tribute to Kirk and not a brazen Republican rally?