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Date Posted: Thu, Sep 11 2025, 8:01:35 PDT
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You might have heard about this fellow who was shot and killed today, and you might not know much else about him beyond the "right-wing personality" used to describe him in headlines.

At the time of his death, Charlie Kirk was 31 years old. He got involved in politics at a young age, and co-founded Turning Point USA, an organization bankrolled by billionaires to act as a fake grassroots effort to recruit young conservatives.

Kirk was known for making many controversial statements in his short life that made him useful to the kind of people who profit from fear and hate.

Here's a sampling of the kinds of things he's said over the years:
On his opinion of Black people:

"If I see a Black pilot, I'm going to be like, 'Boy, I hope he's qualified.'"
On Martin Luther King, Jr:
“MLK was awful... He's not a good person. He said one good thing he actually didn't believe.”

On transgender people:
“I refuse to lie. I will not call a man a woman or a woman a man, like, I refuse to do that. And in fact, I reject the entire premise of transgenderism. I don't think it really exists. I think it’s a mental disease, and we’ve allowed it to all of a sudden become an identity... Transgenderism is a brain problem, not a body problem, and that’s how we should go about it.”

On feminism:
"...it is the leading feminist organizations in the country that are either silent or complicit in pushing this [transgender rights], because feminism was never about advancing female rights. Feminism was about hating men. What better way to hate men than to take young boys and chop off their parts?"

On Jewish people:
“Jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of hatred against whites that they claim to want people to stop using against them... It is true that some of the largest financiers of left-wing anti-white causes have been Jewish Americans..”
On immigration:

"America was at its peak when we halted immigration for 40 years and we dropped our foreign-born percentage to its lowest level ever. We should be unafraid to do that."
On what women should really want:
“The biggest thing is this: more younger women need to get married at a younger age and start having kids. The single woman issue is one of the biggest issues facing a civilization. We have more single women in their early 30s that are the most depressed, suicidal, anxious, and lonely in America’s history because there’s a biological clock that’s going off and they realize that they’re not going to be able to have kids, that they’re not as desirable in the dating market or in the dating pool, and so they start to lash out on the rest of society by voting Democrat."
On the importance of keeping Americans armed:
“Yes, people die from gun violence. It’s tragic. But that's the price of freedom. Unfortunately, it's worth it to keep the Second Amendment intact. I think it’s worth it. It’s worth it to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other God given rights. That’s a prudent deal. It is rational."

I'm not going to tell anyone how they should feel about this man's death.

If you feel sympathy for his family, have at it. If you think it's tragic that anyone should die from a bullet, then that's fine, too.

But know this: he spent his life advocating for a country where people should feel unafraid to openly express their hate, and where other people can freely buy and carry guns to shoot at other people in schools, in churches, in their workplaces, or at public events.

And by this time tomorrow, the billionaires who gave him money to spread their hate to a new generation will find someone else to do their dirty work, just as if he had never existed.

No statues, no scholarships, no buildings erected in his name, just another fallen foot soldier in their war against progress who will be forgotten as soon as he’s no longer useful to his hate-filled masters.

Every death is a tragedy. Sometimes, a life is, too.▫️

Source: Cory Nichols

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