Hate rhetoric begets hate.

You can actually vote for Terrorists in this country , but don't

"Proffesionals"are blowing up their careers ALL OVER the US with shit like this on their social media.
Just ask Mat Dowd @ MSDNC
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Charlie Kirk never supported murder. If anything, he chose a lesser of two evils. Don’t miscontrue what he said.

Charlie didn't support empathy. Let's not give in to the emotion that he abhorred. He was pro-gun and allowed murder as part of the cost of doing business in that arena. School shootings were just fine to stick to his guns about allowing gun rights. But "contrue" anything you want from my statement.

He supported an increasingly typical violent leftist nutter to murder him rather than debate him?

He was a typical violent right rabble rouser having other people do his violence for him and chose to debate college kids (and cut dismiss them if they got the better of him). But sure (save for there being little evidence of leftist ties to the shooter other than not liking fascists. Do Republicans like fascists? That was perhaps a rhetorical question given Trump being their idol).

His own friends admit that he became a radical leftist after going to this university. The results of that radicalization is now obvious. Oh and recording after recording proves that Charlie Kirk never endorsed or promoted violence and nor was he a racist or bigot. The New York Times itself just had to print a retraction over that last standard leftist canard.

Really? His social media quotes people like Nick Fuentes. He was a radicalized conservative doing in a radicalized conservative who didn't believe in the same things as he did.

Leftists quote Hitler and Reagan depending on their feeeeeeeeeeeeelings that day. His friends -- you know the people who actually KNOW him -- admitted that he was radicalized by leftists in college. They could see and hear the changes in him. Reality and facts suck, eh?

Not a racist he just said the black people are unqualified for jobs and the civil rights act was a bad thing and that white people were being replaced by brown people.