FTA011 said:

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Grok Summary

Based on available reports from police interviews, family statements, and social media analysis following Tyler Robinson's arrest, he appears to have been a follower of Nick Fuentes and aligned with far-right conservative ideologiesspecifically, the white nationalist "Groyper" movement that Fuentes leads. Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah raised in a Republican family, had reportedly grown "more political" in recent years and expressed admiration for Fuentes during family discussions, viewing Charlie Kirk (the conservative activist he is accused of assassinating) as insufficiently radical or "not conservative enough." This sentiment aligns with the Groypers' long-standing public feuds against Kirk and Turning Point USA for being too mainstream or "fake conservatives."
Key indicators include:
Social media evidence: Photos and posts linked to Robinson reference Groyper memes (e.g., a variant of the Pepe the Frog symbol used by Fuentes' followers), leading to speculation that he was part of the online "Groyper Army," which promotes ultranationalist, white supremacist views under the guise of ironic humor. Classmates described him as a "Reddit kid," consistent with immersion in far-right online spaces like 4chan and Discord servers where Groypers congregate.
Reported motivations: According to Utah officials and family interviews, Robinson hated Kirk for allegedly spreading "hate" but from a far-right perspectivebelieving Kirk diluted Trump's "America First" message and was a "fascist" gatekeeper, echoing Fuentes' criticisms. This intra-conservative rift, known as the "Groyper Wars," dates back to 2019 when Fuentes' followers disrupted Kirk's events.
Background context: Robinson was not formally affiliated with a political party (though his parents are registered Republicans) and had no prior criminal history, but his online activity and engravings on bullet casings (initially misinterpreted as anti-fascist but later tied to satirical far-right video game memes co-opted by Groypers) point to far-right radicalization. He was active in Discord, where he planned the shooting, and sources confirm he "reportedly admired Nick Fuentes."
While investigations are ongoing and some details (like exact Discord contacts) remain under review, the consensus from law enforcement, journalists, and public analysis is that Robinson's actions stemmed from far-right extremism, not left-wing or unrelated motives. Fuentes himself has denied direct ties but condemned the violence, amid deleted posts from far-right figures distancing themselves.

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They circulated the wrong voter record of the wrong guy and claimed he was a Trump supporter/MAGA.

They photoshopped a Trump shirt on the shooter.

They claimed his family said he was right wing (it’s the opposite).

They did this fast and astoturfed it everywhere.

They are…

— Grummz (@Grummz) September 12, 2025

4stringAg said:

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FTA011 said:

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Grok Summary

Based on available reports from police interviews, family statements, and social media analysis following Tyler Robinson's arrest, he appears to have been a follower of Nick Fuentes and aligned with far-right conservative ideologiesspecifically, the white nationalist "Groyper" movement that Fuentes leads. Robinson, a 22-year-old from Utah raised in a Republican family, had reportedly grown "more political" in recent years and expressed admiration for Fuentes during family discussions, viewing Charlie Kirk (the conservative activist he is accused of assassinating) as insufficiently radical or "not conservative enough." This sentiment aligns with the Groypers' long-standing public feuds against Kirk and Turning Point USA for being too mainstream or "fake conservatives."
Key indicators include:
Social media evidence: Photos and posts linked to Robinson reference Groyper memes (e.g., a variant of the Pepe the Frog symbol used by Fuentes' followers), leading to speculation that he was part of the online "Groyper Army," which promotes ultranationalist, white supremacist views under the guise of ironic humor. Classmates described him as a "Reddit kid," consistent with immersion in far-right online spaces like 4chan and Discord servers where Groypers congregate.
Reported motivations: According to Utah officials and family interviews, Robinson hated Kirk for allegedly spreading "hate" but from a far-right perspectivebelieving Kirk diluted Trump's "America First" message and was a "fascist" gatekeeper, echoing Fuentes' criticisms. This intra-conservative rift, known as the "Groyper Wars," dates back to 2019 when Fuentes' followers disrupted Kirk's events.
Background context: Robinson was not formally affiliated with a political party (though his parents are registered Republicans) and had no prior criminal history, but his online activity and engravings on bullet casings (initially misinterpreted as anti-fascist but later tied to satirical far-right video game memes co-opted by Groypers) point to far-right radicalization. He was active in Discord, where he planned the shooting, and sources confirm he "reportedly admired Nick Fuentes."
While investigations are ongoing and some details (like exact Discord contacts) remain under review, the consensus from law enforcement, journalists, and public analysis is that Robinson's actions stemmed from far-right extremism, not left-wing or unrelated motives. Fuentes himself has denied direct ties but condemned the violence, amid deleted posts from far-right figures distancing themselves.

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lol. Grok is full of *****

Robinson believed Kirk was full of hate but from a far right perspective. Wtf? That makes no sense at all. Where does Grok pull its AI info from? Directly from Reddit?

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Ryan the Temp said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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I saw reporting within a few hours that law enforcement said they found a screwdriver that was associated with the shooter, and the speculation was the rifle was assembled on the roof.

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MouthBQ98 said:

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My hard left cousin is currently parroting the Fuentes supporter narrative…the left is very eff five at feeding its base bull*****

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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WC87 said:

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Ryan the Temp said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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I saw reporting within a few hours that law enforcement said they found a screwdriver that was associated with the shooter, and the speculation was the rifle was assembled on the roof.

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There is 0% a Mauser 98 was assembled on the roof. That is a bolt action rifle that is absolutely not easy to be broken down. He was limping towards the building. Speculation is he had the rifle concealed down his right leg.


Again, no way he broke that rifle down and reassembled it in the 1 minute the video showed he arrived on the roof and fired the shot. As a Mauser 98 owner there is no way. Absolutely improbable.

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MS08 said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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I was wondering the very same thing about the running across the roof and jumping down from the roof, as it did not seem like he was carrying the rifle when performing those two acts after the heinous act. However, I saw a recently released video (as of today) sometime where there seems to be enough footage to be able to make out the rifle wrapped in a dark towel as he is jumping off the roof. The footage seems to show the parts of the towel loosely flapping.

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He RIPPED the sign off my table just after saying that I am “destructive” to society and that someone must stop me.

What did the sign say?

“People shouldn’t be killed over opinions - R.I.P. Charlie” pic.twitter.com/E7hwra0Gjf

— Cam Higby 🇺🇸 (@camhigby) September 13, 2025

MS08 said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Regarding the no rifle in stairwell pic, there is footage out there prior to the act of him walking down the street with a right leg foot drag and that right leg stays straight in the stairwell picture. Believed that he hid the rifle in his pants down his right leg and you can kind of see a bulge (in the stairwell picture) in his midsection/belly button area where the buttstock of the rifle probably was.

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Keyno said:

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MS08 said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Regarding the no rifle in stairwell pic, there is footage out there prior to the act of him walking down the street with a right leg foot drag and that right leg stays straight in the stairwell picture. Believed that he hid the rifle in his pants down his right leg and you can kind of see a bulge (in the stairwell picture) in his midsection/belly button area where the buttstock of the rifle probably was.

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There are separate pictures in the stairwell showing him able to bend both knees. You would not be able to do this with the barrel down the jeans. Furthermore, he is wearing skinny jeans and a tight fitting shirt. The rifle would be unquestionably visible, and it just is not.

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MS08 said:

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Keyno said:

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MS08 said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Regarding the no rifle in stairwell pic, there is footage out there prior to the act of him walking down the street with a right leg foot drag and that right leg stays straight in the stairwell picture. Believed that he hid the rifle in his pants down his right leg and you can kind of see a bulge (in the stairwell picture) in his midsection/belly button area where the buttstock of the rifle probably was.

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There are separate pictures in the stairwell showing him able to bend both knees. You would not be able to do this with the barrel down the jeans. Furthermore, he is wearing skinny jeans and a tight fitting shirt. The rifle would be unquestionably visible, and it just is not.

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Fair enough and reasonable take.

But, the one video of him walking down the street dragging his right leg seems to indicate that, yes, it is more possible that he could have had the rifle pre-positioned. Because it seems obvious that the only reason he would be waking with a leg drag is to conceal something in his pants down his leg. No running or jumping off a building indicates he had a bum leg.

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92AG10 said:

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He was there earlier but returned for the actual shooting.

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Keyno said:

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MS08 said:

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Keyno said:

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MS08 said:

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Mr.Milkshake said:

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Haven't been able to keep up. Was there an explanation for no rifle in the stairwell pics, and no rifle on the rooftop run and jump video?

You cannot break that gun down in seconds, and if you could was it reassembled in the woods?

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Regarding the no rifle in stairwell pic, there is footage out there prior to the act of him walking down the street with a right leg foot drag and that right leg stays straight in the stairwell picture. Believed that he hid the rifle in his pants down his right leg and you can kind of see a bulge (in the stairwell picture) in his midsection/belly button area where the buttstock of the rifle probably was.

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There are separate pictures in the stairwell showing him able to bend both knees. You would not be able to do this with the barrel down the jeans. Furthermore, he is wearing skinny jeans and a tight fitting shirt. The rifle would be unquestionably visible, and it just is not.

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Fair enough and reasonable take.

But, the one video of him walking down the street dragging his right leg seems to indicate that, yes, it is more possible that he could have had the rifle pre-positioned. Because it seems obvious that the only reason he would be waking with a leg drag is to conceal something in his pants down his leg. No running or jumping off a building indicates he had a bum leg.

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Right and thats another problem with the story/timeline. That TMZ video allegedly showing the shooter walking toward campus with the limp was time stamped around 11:50 AM. Everyone sees the limp and assume hes got a rifle in his jeans.

However, in the "we got him" press conference, Utah Governor Spencer Cox claims Robinson arrived on campus at appx 8:30 AM wearing a maroon tshirt and light colored shorts. He arrived in a Dodge Challenger, according the surveillance video.

Lots of inconsistencies.

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