Thread 515504098

>Israel-loving cuckservative dies
and i should care, because?

>>515504098 (OP)
Is that your ancestor in the picture? He looks rather ugly?

>>515504231
He's from Canada, maybe that's why?

Because israel is our greatest ally and if we're really, really good goys they'll stop raping White girls in underage sex trafficking rings to blackmail our leaders and flood our nations with non-Whites.
Duh.

>>515504098 (OP)
Because mutt shills spam this board.
Anyway, I really like Van Djik. Liverpool - burnley predictions lads???

>>515504098 (OP)
Not bout you

The only conservative who was making a play at introducing conservative politics to America's youth and challenging the monopoly they have on that indoctrination.

None of the other conservatives bother. Not the Daily Wire, not Prager, not Candace, not Nick, not Guttfeld. Just Charlie. And it made a huge difference in this last election.

They weren't kneecapping a commentator, they were reestablishing their stranglehold on our children. And if there isn't a pivot now, this is it for American conservatism. And disaffected foreign faggot that you are, you're deluding yourself if you think that doesn't have a cascading effect on the worthless Euro countries that goose-step to our culture.

>>515504098 (OP)
>because?
he didn't

>>515504573
Perhaps then his death will radicalize people into something more authentic than being just a shabbos goy. Maybe he's more useful dead

>>515504098 (OP)

The law enforcement response to the assassination of Charlie Kirk in Utah stands out as unusually slow and disorganized when placed against the backdrop of prior high-profile shootings. In many cases, authorities identified and neutralized suspects within minutes or hours, often under similarly chaotic circumstances. For example, in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump on July 13, 2024, the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, was located and killed by U.S. Secret Service counter-snipers only 16 seconds after he began firing eight rounds from an AR-15–style rifle at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. See Attempted Assassination of Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025). Likewise, during the 2017 Congressional baseball shooting in Alexandria, Virginia, Capitol Police and local officers exchanged fire with James T. Hodgkinson for roughly ten minutes before he was shot and died later that day; police on the scene identified him almost immediately. See Congressional Baseball Shooting, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025). These precedents demonstrate a consistent pattern of rapid identification and engagement with perpetrators in the midst of politically sensitive attacks.

By contrast, in the Kirk assassination, more than twelve hours elapsed without even a named suspect in custody, despite thousands of witnesses, video evidence showing a figure on the roof of the Losee Center fleeing immediately after the gunshot, and a national law-enforcement presence mobilized on site. ...

>>515504098 (OP)
Because liberals are so batshit insane they saw him as an extremist. These are the type of irredeemable subhumans we're dealing with. Yuri Bezmenov was 100% correct about demoralization.

>>515504098 (OP)
>>515504850

... This delay is deeply abnormal. Even in incidents with complicating factors — such as the 2025 Coeur d’Alene ambush, in which Wess Val Roley lured firefighters into a kill zone on Canfield Mountain, or the 2018 Parkland school shooting where Nikolas Cruz blended in with fleeing students — the perpetrators were identified and apprehended or located within hours. See 2025 Coeur d’Alene Shooting, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025); Parkland High School Shooting, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025). The contrast highlights not only the extraordinary difficulty investigators appear to face in the Kirk case but also raises questions about procedural failures, coordination lapses, or the possibility of an unusually sophisticated escape plan.

Historically, even assassinations carried out in public spaces with improvised weapons, such as Shinzo Abe’s killing in 2022 or Abraham Lincoln’s in 1865, resulted in immediate apprehension or quick identification of the assailant. See Assassination of Shinzo Abe, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025); Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, WIKIPEDIA (last visited Sept. 11, 2025).

Taken together, this comparative context underscores why the Kirk investigation feels aberrant. Law enforcement in prior cases acted decisively, often under fire, to neutralize suspects and restore public confidence within minutes or hours. Here, the absence of a suspect after half a day, compounded by conflicting statements from the FBI, departs dramatically from established patterns in U.S. political violence cases. The longer this gap in accountability persists, the more it threatens public confidence in both the integrity of the investigation and the capacity of federal and local agencies to respond to what is, by every measure, a direct assault on political order.

>>515504845
Maybe it will. Maybe it won't. But you asked why you should care and that's why. If his death doesn't provoke a significant change, the value he was adding to the culture isn't being replicated anywhere else by anyone else.

The only conservative chapters in colleges at the moment were Turning Point ones. And he personally established and visits them to keep them going. Leftist bad actors are here shrieking about Israel to gaslight from that fact. But this death mattered for conservatism.