Post #54203 by wzambon on the US Policy board

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I'm sure they view the situation more like George Floyd, or even a Medgar Evers. A murder that drives a wellspring of righteous anger and a call to action to make massive changes to society.

Probably the sentiment they share. But they might resust the specific analogies you mention.

But as for the sentiment- that Charlie Kirk was murdered for the changes he wished to bring to America; what are these changes?

He compiled a hit list of other Americans who he then urged his followers to dox. He urged their firings.

Free speech for me, but not for thee.

A white America united in culture, religion, and ideological purity.

Blood and soil.

Sounds suspiciously like the nightmare we thought we put an end to in 1945.

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