TheRealJacob said:
I'll leave y'all with this, the fact of the matter is no person, regardless of their stance on anything, should be murdered. Human life is invaluable and nobody deserves to be killed. Why people kill others is beyond me and it's sickening seeing it happen so often in our great nation.
TheRealJacob said:
I'll leave y'all with this, the fact of the matter is no person, regardless of their stance on anything, should be murdered. Human life is invaluable and nobody deserves to be killed. Why people kill others is beyond me and it's sickening seeing it happen so often in our great nation.
TheRealJacob said:
Where are you getting that 30%? Because it seems like you're pulling it out of your ass.
Assassination culture is spreading on the left. Forty-eight percent of liberals say it would be at least somewhat justified to murder Elon Musk. Fifty-five percent said the same about Donald Trump.
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) April 7, 2025
In California, activists are naming ballot measures after Luigi Mangione.
The… pic.twitter.com/xiGAAvoPHy
Over 30% of Americans who identify as “very liberal” believe violence is justified to achieve political goals.
— BDW (@BryanDeanWright) March 12, 2021
That’s millions of people.
And that’s the base of the Democrat Party. pic.twitter.com/R9XHdMA6Vy
The most depressing finding of this report is how deeply illiberal the American students are who describe themselves as liberal. The worst of it is their disgusting enthusiasm for informing on professors and one another. https://t.co/Z72cwuMRYy pic.twitter.com/3vRqUL4OD5
— Niall Ferguson (@nfergus) June 17, 2021
New Rasmussen poll is stunning:
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) January 17, 2022
• 29% of Dems support taking your kids if you refuse to take the vaccine
• 59% of Dems support you being put on house arrest if you refuse the jab
• 48% of Dems say you should be jailed if you question the vax online
They’re far left fascists. pic.twitter.com/yEi0jYUF0z
TheRealJacob said:
I don't know where you're get the "y'all" from. If you killed my brother I wouldn't say your whole family was responsible for the murder. Both parties are huge and both have a spectrum of what you believe. I do not believe what the left believes. I believe in moderate conservative values on the majority of issues.
TheRealJacob said:
I am not sure how I had any ties to either of those events but I'm going to let you chill man. I think you got yourself a little worked up. You might want to get some rest.
TheRealJacob said:
I was not old enough to vote last election cycle. However I did not like either of the candidates and wouldn't feel good voting for either of them. If he would've won the primary I would've been happy to vote for Ramaswamy for president.
JB!98 said:japantiger said:
Young folks are hurting tonight. Charlie Kirk was highly influential with those under 30. My kids have been deeply affected by this. All their friends are impacted. Any kid on a college campus in the last decade has been to a TP USA event.
They feel like they've been directly attacked for loving God, their families and being patriots. Thats what he was and he was killed for it.
Listen to them. Let them know you understand what they are feeling. Encourage them to stand steadfast and not be silenced. He went into the lions den . Charlie could not be silenced or demoralized. So they killed him.
He was a voice of reason and a God fearing family man.
I was absolutely ignorant of this fine man's influence on the younger generations until today. My son is 17 and is really upset about this. We talked for a good while about people, politics, and God. I wish I would have learned more about him before this tragedy occurred.
I believe that if the intention of this act was to silence a voice, then they have failed. My wish and I think reality is that this has just reinforced a growing movement of young people.
TheRealJacob said:
Yes, I agree there is a lot in our country that needs to be fixed, but continuing with pointing fingers and blame is not going to fix the problem. By uniting as one America and having both sides realize that violence is not the answer and these things can be settled in a respectful way political violence can be stopped. Over the past few years there's been multiple political attacks and it needs to stop. Both sides leaders and prominent figures have said they want an end to violence. What needs to change is can't tell you but pushing people against one another is not going to help the cause at all.
japantiger said:
All he did was try to debate. He went into the lions den and forced them to defend the indefensible. They tried to label him and he would be labeled.
The Marxist playbook is simple. Silence you if I can, it doesn't attract as much attention. Read The Gulag Archipelago.... demoralization is the goal. If I can get you to admit to something preposterous, then I can get you to do anything. When you can't be silenced or demoralized, they kill.
Love God, Love your family, Love your country. Let the young folks know "that is the way".
TheRealJacob said:
Yes, I agree there is a lot in our country that needs to be fixed, but continuing with pointing fingers and blame is not going to fix the problem. By uniting as one America and having both sides realize that violence is not the answer and these things can be settled in a respectful way political violence can be stopped. Over the past few years there's been multiple political attacks and it needs to stop. Both sides leaders and prominent figures have said they want an end to violence. What needs to change is can't tell you but pushing people against one another is not going to help the cause at all.
TheRealJacob said:
Yes, I agree there is a lot in our country that needs to be fixed, but continuing with pointing fingers and blame is not going to fix the problem. By uniting as one America and having both sides realize that violence is not the answer and these things can be settled in a respectful way political violence can be stopped. Over the past few years there's been multiple political attacks and it needs to stop. Both sides leaders and prominent figures have said they want an end to violence. What needs to change is can't tell you but pushing people against one another is not going to help the cause at all.
Come Out Roll said:TheRealJacob said:
Yes, I agree there is a lot in our country that needs to be fixed, but continuing with pointing fingers and blame is not going to fix the problem. By uniting as one America and having both sides realize that violence is not the answer and these things can be settled in a respectful way political violence can be stopped. Over the past few years there's been multiple political attacks and it needs to stop. Both sides leaders and prominent figures have said they want an end to violence. What needs to change is can't tell you but pushing people against one another is not going to help the cause at all.
Your myopic version of us all holding hands and singing Kumbaya is touching but hollow.
Not recognizing, ACKNOWLEDGING and turning a blind eye TO the cause damn sure won't help.
CHARLIE KIRK DEAD. New Dawn America 9/10/2025 Rogue Special Edition https://t.co/bxfSncUD1p
— RogueNewsESW (@RogueNewsESW) September 11, 2025
TheRealJacob said:
You claim that democrats use violent rhetoric. I have not heard any prominent democratic leaders calling for violence. I do however notice that leaders from both sides immediately condemned the shooting of Charlie Kirk, but when it was the assassination of a Minnesota congresswoman, many republicans refused to condemn the assassination. I mention this only to denounce the claim that the Democratic Party is the party using violent rhetoric as that claim is seemingly untrue from everything I've seen. If you have a source with examples of violent rhetoric from a big-name democrat I'm all ears. All this aside, America needs to come together as one, and by pointing fingers at one side or the other we are pushing each other apart.

TheRealJacob said:
This is definitely a very tragic event to happen, and I am praying for his family. However, I do not think there should be an attack or blame against the left. A single persons action, that people both sides of the aisle denounced regardless on how they feel towards Charlie, should not be used as ammunition against a whole party. That's not what the right thing to do in response to a tragic event like this.
TLDR: While the event is tragic, it should not be used to attack the other side, rather bring everyone together in prayer and in unity against violence in general.
Ellis Wyatt said:
The left did this. The media did this. Democrat politicians did this. Joe Biden and Hussein Obama did this. You're damned right they'll get the blame. They made it happen.