I saw somewhere that the name of the show is Jimmy Kimmel Live. Man, he even lies about that. Shouldn't it be Jimmy Kimmel Tape Delayed and Edited?
Charlie Kirk shot from a distance, direct hit
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Shoot him in both knees and once in the gut then leave him to die slowly.
30-40 years ago we had shotguns in our trucks to go hunting before school too…what changed…mental illness. We went from treating and excluding mental illness to celebrating it, normalizing it, and even encouraging it. Now people wonder why people with mental illnesses are shooting up schools.
Longterm care facilities were deemed inhumane and we're paying the price for that decision.
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I still blame social media / cell phones. You can txt or chat whatever behind a screen without consequences. It is also easier to hook up or chat with people who share twisted beliefs. Then there is just society as a whole where you can not discipline people or you have to give out participation trophies and what not.
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And make wagers.
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So, you can mock if nobody dies? What could possibly be your point?
YOU are suggesting:
- these are the same crime
- a death is inconsequential as long as it is a MAGA life extinguished
You know, but refuse to say that Pelosi and his gay lover had a disagreement that became violent. essentially a domestic disturbance.
Just as you couldn't care less about Iryna Zarutska dieing at the hands of some mentally insane dude, nor can you even muster the gumption to consider Charlie Kirk's killer was also mentally unstable and that these two deaths are tragic, I can not and will not consider Pelosi getting his *** beaten by his gay lover anything more than what it is - a domestic argument between two cocksuckers.
The difference in the first two examples and the last is that BOTH Pelosi and his gay lover are both still alive.
And still gay.
look, dude. if you want to discuss the proclivities of Flog and Fibs, create another thread.
Wow. The crazy Left on display. This loon (clear relative of Flogtard) shows up at VaTech. Can you SEE how angry Leftist ideology has made their mob?
'Member those Antifa thugs I posted about in a link yesterday (https://www.steelernationforum.com/...e-has-come-to-say-sayonara.80001/post-1295633) Yep, ties to the John Brown Gun Club. They do intend violence upon those they disagree with.
EXCLUSIVE: In the wake of Charlie Kirk's Sept. 10 assassination allegedly at the hands of a left-wing ideologue, a leftist gun club with ties to political violence posted recruiting flyers at Georgetown University with references to Kirk's death.
"Hey fascist! Catch!" says a red flyer from the John Brown Gun Club posted on Georgetown's campus.
The phrase is a nod to the same slogan which was allegedly written on a shell casing by Tyler Robinson, who stands accused of murdering Kirk at a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University.
"The only political group that celebrates when Nazis die," the advertisement says.
It is adorned with a QR code linking to a page that says, "We're building a community that's done with ceremonial resistance and strongly worded letters. If you want to make a real change in your community, let us know below."
Turning Point USA spokesman and Charlie Kirk Show executive producer Andrew Kolvet flagged the flyers in a social media post Wednesday afternoon.
Shae McInnis, a sophomore at Georgetown University and treasurer of the school's College Republicans Club, found the posters in plain sight on the school's activity board on Wednesday morning.
"So, obviously I read this immediately as a threat, not only for me but for everyone on this campus," McInnis told Fox News Digital. "Every conservative, everyone who just does not subscribe to the prevailing leftist orthodoxy. This is a direct threat against them. It means that there are students at this campus who want to see conservatives dead rather than engaging with their ideas, rather than facilitating a political discourse."
"Ever since President Trump won the election in January, we've seen an increase in this rhetoric," he continued. "But really, I think many conservatives noticed a change after Charlie Kirk's assassination. While much of the school was united in condemning this horrible act of political violence, there have been fringe elements on the left on social media that we have seen really defend this, justify this, and that is really unacceptable.
"I am aware of the appalling posters that were displayed on Georgetown’s campus today. At a moment like this, Georgetown has to determine what it stands for as an institution," Education Secretary Linda McMahon posted to X on Wednesday evening. She added that officials from her department "have spoken to Georgetown administrators, who made the decision to remove the flyers. Campus police are investigating the incident and will deploy resources to protect students as necessary. Allowing violent rhetoric to fester on our nation’s campuses without consequences is dangerous. It must be condemned by institutional leaders."
The Center for Counter Extremism lists the John Brown Gun Club as a "far-left group."
Members of the organization frequently show up armed at left-wing political events under the guise of protecting protesters from right-wing counter-protesters, and the gun club is tied to recent anti-ICE violence.
On July 4, a dozen people attacked the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas.
A criminal complaint filed by the U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas alleges that assailants shot 20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15-style rifle before it jammed, causing it to malfunction.
Some of the suspects in that case are accused of setting off fireworks and graffiting ICE vehicles with slogans like "ICE Pig" in order to lure unarmed agents into a parking lot. At around the same time, more suspects allegedly opened fire from a nearby tree line, striking a local police officer and injuring him.
Eleven suspects face federal charges, including three counts of attempted murder of federal agents in addition to three counts of discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence.
One of those suspects is Benjamin Song, a long-time antifa agitator who in 2023 was involved in a skirmish with a right-wing group called the New Columbia Movement during a drag event in Fort Worth.
A lawsuit filed by the New Columbia Movement says Song was at the event providing security as a member of the John Brown Gun Club's Elm Fork Chapter. He was accused of pepper spraying members of the group, but never charged criminally.
The club has chapters nationwide, and another member, Willem van Spronsen, was killed by authorities in 2019 when he tried to blow up an ICE detention center by igniting a propane tank and throwing Molotov cocktails at the building.
"You know, we're totally comfortable with the fact that many people disagree with us, and that's what a university is supposed to do," said McInnis. "It's supposed to sharpen ideas based on what people disagree with. But it's not until I saw this poster early this morning that I ever felt directly threatened. I mean, this poster is directly calling for the death of conservatives on this campus."
The club is named for militant slave abolitionist John Brown, who in 1856 orchestrated the Pottawatomie Massacre. He and fellow abolitionists dragged five Kansas settlers suspected of having pro-slavery sympathies out of their homes and executed them.
In October 1859, Brown led a 21-man raid on a federal armory in Harper's Ferry, part of Virginia at the time. His goal was to start a slave uprising, but few slaves joined the fight. A local militia confronted Brown and his men and fought back. Four townspeople, including freed slave Heyward Shepherd, were caught in the crossfire and killed in the skirmish.
After 10 of his men were killed, Brown was captured. He was later tried for treason and eventually hanged.
"Georgetown University has no tolerance for calls for violence or threats to the university," a spokesperson for the school told Fox News Digital. "The flyers have been removed and the university is investigating this incident and working to ensure the safety of our community."
Leftist gun club tied to violence recruiting on Georgetown campus echoes Kirk killing: 'Hey fascist! Catch!'
John Brown Gun Club advertisement references slogan allegedly written on shell casing by suspected Charlie Kirk assassinEXCLUSIVE: In the wake of Charlie Kirk's Sept. 10 assassination allegedly at the hands of a left-wing ideologue, a leftist gun club with ties to political violence posted recruiting flyers at Georgetown University with references to Kirk's death.
"Hey fascist! Catch!" says a red flyer from the John Brown Gun Club posted on Georgetown's campus.
The phrase is a nod to the same slogan which was allegedly written on a shell casing by Tyler Robinson, who stands accused of murdering Kirk at a Turning Point USA event at Utah Valley University.
"The only political group that celebrates when Nazis die," the advertisement says.
It is adorned with a QR code linking to a page that says, "We're building a community that's done with ceremonial resistance and strongly worded letters. If you want to make a real change in your community, let us know below."
Turning Point USA spokesman and Charlie Kirk Show executive producer Andrew Kolvet flagged the flyers in a social media post Wednesday afternoon.
Shae McInnis, a sophomore at Georgetown University and treasurer of the school's College Republicans Club, found the posters in plain sight on the school's activity board on Wednesday morning.
"So, obviously I read this immediately as a threat, not only for me but for everyone on this campus," McInnis told Fox News Digital. "Every conservative, everyone who just does not subscribe to the prevailing leftist orthodoxy. This is a direct threat against them. It means that there are students at this campus who want to see conservatives dead rather than engaging with their ideas, rather than facilitating a political discourse."
"Ever since President Trump won the election in January, we've seen an increase in this rhetoric," he continued. "But really, I think many conservatives noticed a change after Charlie Kirk's assassination. While much of the school was united in condemning this horrible act of political violence, there have been fringe elements on the left on social media that we have seen really defend this, justify this, and that is really unacceptable.
"I am aware of the appalling posters that were displayed on Georgetown’s campus today. At a moment like this, Georgetown has to determine what it stands for as an institution," Education Secretary Linda McMahon posted to X on Wednesday evening. She added that officials from her department "have spoken to Georgetown administrators, who made the decision to remove the flyers. Campus police are investigating the incident and will deploy resources to protect students as necessary. Allowing violent rhetoric to fester on our nation’s campuses without consequences is dangerous. It must be condemned by institutional leaders."
The Center for Counter Extremism lists the John Brown Gun Club as a "far-left group."
Members of the organization frequently show up armed at left-wing political events under the guise of protecting protesters from right-wing counter-protesters, and the gun club is tied to recent anti-ICE violence.
On July 4, a dozen people attacked the Prairieland Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas.
A criminal complaint filed by the U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas alleges that assailants shot 20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15-style rifle before it jammed, causing it to malfunction.
Some of the suspects in that case are accused of setting off fireworks and graffiting ICE vehicles with slogans like "ICE Pig" in order to lure unarmed agents into a parking lot. At around the same time, more suspects allegedly opened fire from a nearby tree line, striking a local police officer and injuring him.
Eleven suspects face federal charges, including three counts of attempted murder of federal agents in addition to three counts of discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence.
One of those suspects is Benjamin Song, a long-time antifa agitator who in 2023 was involved in a skirmish with a right-wing group called the New Columbia Movement during a drag event in Fort Worth.
A lawsuit filed by the New Columbia Movement says Song was at the event providing security as a member of the John Brown Gun Club's Elm Fork Chapter. He was accused of pepper spraying members of the group, but never charged criminally.
The club has chapters nationwide, and another member, Willem van Spronsen, was killed by authorities in 2019 when he tried to blow up an ICE detention center by igniting a propane tank and throwing Molotov cocktails at the building.
"You know, we're totally comfortable with the fact that many people disagree with us, and that's what a university is supposed to do," said McInnis. "It's supposed to sharpen ideas based on what people disagree with. But it's not until I saw this poster early this morning that I ever felt directly threatened. I mean, this poster is directly calling for the death of conservatives on this campus."
The club is named for militant slave abolitionist John Brown, who in 1856 orchestrated the Pottawatomie Massacre. He and fellow abolitionists dragged five Kansas settlers suspected of having pro-slavery sympathies out of their homes and executed them.
In October 1859, Brown led a 21-man raid on a federal armory in Harper's Ferry, part of Virginia at the time. His goal was to start a slave uprising, but few slaves joined the fight. A local militia confronted Brown and his men and fought back. Four townspeople, including freed slave Heyward Shepherd, were caught in the crossfire and killed in the skirmish.
After 10 of his men were killed, Brown was captured. He was later tried for treason and eventually hanged.
"Georgetown University has no tolerance for calls for violence or threats to the university," a spokesperson for the school told Fox News Digital. "The flyers have been removed and the university is investigating this incident and working to ensure the safety of our community."
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Wrong. They are both ostensibly, politically motivated violence. There is just as much evidence that Kirk was shot by his gay lover, who was not of the age of consent during their affair, than there is Pelosi was attacked by a gay lover. Pelosi was part of a successful heterosexual marriage. You shouldn’t resent him for that.
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oh, and **** your whataboutism, Flog
returning this thread to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
returning this thread to discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
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“Some people on social media” Precisely!
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It doesn't take a genius to understand that you liberals like it up the ***. You, Paul Pelosi or Pee Pee as he likes to be called, your freak president and his butt buddy, long dong Mike. You're all a bunch of ******* mentally ill freaks. **** off.
"Pelosi was part of a successful heterosexual marriage"
dipshit, you and your leftists cannot dispute that any rumor or suggestion, however coarse or wrong it is, can ever be not true after Russia, Ukraine, hooker peeing on beds in hotels, etc. y'all solidified the illogic that anything said is 100% true, even if contrary evidence is presented to dispute it.
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Strange that Grindr hits spike in towns hosting Republican conventions. Everyone getting their Lindsey Graham, Mike Johnson and Jim Jordan freak on.
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Only bad can happen, not good happen.