I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

Yes. The Mormon problems must be factored into the equation.

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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That is true but the shunning is not near as complete as Jehovah's Witnesses. Had a very close friend raised as a JW, married a JW as a teenager, had a son but then got a divorce. Her parents wouldn't even talk to her and she had to go to court to be able to have visitation with her son.

And that estrangement lasted decades until she relented and rejoined the JW.

Yeah, but JW don't functionally run a large mid-western state.

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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Sounds like you're rationalizing murder.

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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Yeah, but JW don't functionally run a large mid-western state.

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But there is a higher concentration of them in states such as Utah, AZ and New Mexico.

I'm not in any way rationalizing, or certainly justifying murder. I apologize if that is how this is perceived. I mean to try to figure out how this happened, and why in of all places Utah, is all. The funding, groups, people (down to social networks), organizations, media, clinicians, all of it matters, not just Robinson.

I would support the maximum legal incarceration/penalty for every person involved in this assassination, up to and including the death sentence for Robinson.

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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You mean under Democrats

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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Whaaaat?

Lynchings definitely occurred, but in what way were they done "under the banner of Christianity"? Or are you just feeling that you can rewrite history to fit your conclusions today?

Incredible if true.

🚨BREAKING: Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson reportedly admitted his guilt in his Discord chat just 2 hours before he was turned in:

“Hey guys, I have bad news for you all. It was me at UVU yesterday. im sorry for all of this. im surrendering through a sheriff friend in a… pic.twitter.com/KNyXloy0pY

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) September 15, 2025

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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Whaaaat?

Lynchings definitely occurred, but in what way were they done "under the banner of Christianity"? Or are you just feeling that you can rewrite history to fit your conclusions today?

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Believe they are mistakenly thinking the blood drop cross and cross burning are related to Christianity. They are not but I would t expect libs to understand this. They Oct have little to no understanding of history, unless it was in the 1619 project.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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lynching which rarely happened? What Chrisitan church sanctioned lynching?

Probably an alt right chat room. Just ask the idiots on the left

Posting to the original OP. Tyler is realizing right now alone that he is a dumbass. He's not a hero, he just unleashed the country on his people. This is looking more and more like a massive awakening. 100% he thought it would be all the libs cheering him on. He may get sexy letters from trannies because he is "chaser" apparently, but he won't be chasing **** in seg. He thought he'd be a martyr but just created a movement to move away from their toxic thoughts.

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the term moderate democrat needs to be done away with. the whole platform of that party is radical. there are no moderates

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The last of the old school dems are literally being put out to pasture. Schumer is the best example. Old boy simply doesn't know what to do. I think he has fully realized he can't radicalize enough to stay in favor of what the party has become.

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He would have to betray Israel outright to do so. Maybe that's too far.

Notice he immediately went online to see if people were congratulating him. I question what community online he went to; reddit? Discord? Another site?

Loooong thread from DataRepublican regarding armed queers SLC and their training trip to Cuba.

In the above video, SLC Armed Queers describe how Palestinian med students in Cuba "studied revolution" alongside medicine, and how brigadistas from around the world were recruited for "revolutionary orientation" to learn how to fight the U.S. blockade. But there's more.

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

National Network on Cuba has a member of US organizations that readers of my feed will find familiar -- including Code Pink, Alliance for Global Justice, Democratic Socialists for America, and of course, Armed Queers of SLC. pic.twitter.com/29KmGEuZVu

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

It was Barack Obama who started official, government sponsored cultural missions to Cuba (although the "private" NNOC predates this) pic.twitter.com/j6X8G0cSd5

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

Here is the video from @lamps_apple - this is Ermiya Fanaeian allegedly dated to September 3rd 2025, just one week before the assassination, promoting the Cuban revolution.

It seems more likely she was radicalized by the trip.

Who else was also radicalized? pic.twitter.com/gxqRDHstrT

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

The network of organizations/training that operated around the 'trans' community in Utah is extensive. I think it's absolutely well past a 'non-zero' chance these groups had a strong influence on him and his boyfriend.

That last girl has a Lee Harvey Oswald vibe, albeit more than half a century later.

Probably should go to the conspiracy channel, but note the CIA-Cuba connection with LHO as well. They even gave the guy who handled that group a medal, 18 years later. I hope Robinson's network/connections are much better publicly acknowledged, in short order, this time.

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Posting to the original OP. Tyler is realizing right now alone that he is a dumbass. He's not a hero, he just unleashed the country on his people. This is looking more and more like a massive awakening. 100% he thought it would be all the libs cheering him on. He may get sexy letters from trannies because he is "chaser" apparently, but he won't be chasing **** in seg. He thought he'd be a martyr but just created a movement to move away from their toxic thoughts.

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This whole "chaser" thing is weird. They do realize it just makes them gay right. Soon we'll see a C added to the rainbow alphabet.

In the democrat world its not gay, because the dude says he is a woman.

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That last girl has a Lee Harvey Oswald vibe, albeit more than half a century later.

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I don't think that is a girl

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Notice he immediately went online to see if people were congratulating him. I question what community online he went to; reddit? Discord? Another site?

Loooong thread from DataRepublican regarding armed queers SLC and their training trip to Cuba.

In the above video, SLC Armed Queers describe how Palestinian med students in Cuba "studied revolution" alongside medicine, and how brigadistas from around the world were recruited for "revolutionary orientation" to learn how to fight the U.S. blockade. But there's more.

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

National Network on Cuba has a member of US organizations that readers of my feed will find familiar -- including Code Pink, Alliance for Global Justice, Democratic Socialists for America, and of course, Armed Queers of SLC. pic.twitter.com/29KmGEuZVu

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

It was Barack Obama who started official, government sponsored cultural missions to Cuba (although the "private" NNOC predates this) pic.twitter.com/j6X8G0cSd5

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

Here is the video from @lamps_apple - this is Ermiya Fanaeian allegedly dated to September 3rd 2025, just one week before the assassination, promoting the Cuban revolution.

It seems more likely she was radicalized by the trip.

Who else was also radicalized? pic.twitter.com/gxqRDHstrT

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) September 16, 2025

The network of organizations/training that operated around the 'trans' community in Utah is extensive. I think it's absolutely well past a 'non-zero' chance these groups had a strong influence on him and his boyfriend.

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Laughable how this whatever has a che Gavara poster in her background. Mention him to any cuban and prepare fir the ass kicking. Ignorance as usual. Cuba is so great people flee it floating on milk cartons.

supposedly Robinson's boyfriend was strongly linked with militant gay groups

anyone else on F16 in their entire lives had "friends" who openly discussed taking out a public figure with details of where they will be located?!?

"but it was just joking!!"

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Probably should go to the conspiracy channel, but note the CIA-Cuba connection with LHO as well. They even gave the guy who handled that group a medal, 18 years later. I hope Robinson's network/connections are much better publicly acknowledged, in short order, this time.

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Gentlemen-

as posted in some of these threads above I would ask you to become familiar with Medea Benjamin- one of the worst scum and villains in the United States the past 40 years.

I first came into contact with her during the Gulf War.

Code Pink supports the Mos Eisley Cantina of every terrorist group in the world-

from Hamas to the Soviet Union to Castro to Maduro.

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Probably should go to the conspiracy channel, but note the CIA-Cuba connection with LHO as well. They even gave the guy who handled that group a medal, 18 years later. I hope Robinson's network/connections are much better publicly acknowledged, in short order, this time.

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Gentlemen-

as posted in some of these threads above I would ask you to become familiar with Medea Benjamin- one of the worst scum and villains in the United States the past 40 years.

I first came into contact with her during the Gulf War.

Code Pink supports the Mos Eisley Cantina of every terrorist group in the world-

from Hamas to the Soviet Union to Castro to Maduro.

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I've read about her before, and I honestly think she just loves power and hates everything. She always supports the fringe, and her followers usually have mental issues and are super violent. Hell her real name is Susan and she chose Medea bc of some greek goddess reference. Her career is activism, and she's gotten rich off of it. I'm pretty sure she walks around sniffing her own farts.

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the term moderate democrat needs to be done away with. the whole platform of that party is radical. there are no moderates

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The last of the old school dems are literally being put out to pasture. Schumer is the best example. Old boy simply doesn't know what to do. I think he has fully realized he can't radicalize enough to stay in favor of what the party has become.

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He would have to betray Israel outright to do so. Maybe that's too far.

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He's perfectly content with betraying America, though.

Just a reminder Kent and the rest of his crew are POSs.

Joe Kent says he is skeptical that Tyler Robinson, who confessed to killing Charlie Kirk, was the lone shooter. That accusation could undermine the prosecutors’ case against Robinson. Kent says he knew of the risk before he decided to speak out. pic.twitter.com/hd6QNHw4jo

— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) March 24, 2026

Surprised the professional widower didn't find a way to connect it to his dead wife.

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Just a reminder Kent and the rest of his crew are POSs.

Joe Kent says he is skeptical that Tyler Robinson, who confessed to killing Charlie Kirk, was the lone shooter. That accusation could undermine the prosecutors’ case against Robinson. Kent says he knew of the risk before he decided to speak out. pic.twitter.com/hd6QNHw4jo

— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) March 24, 2026

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Spoiler alert - he won't testify, because then he'd be lying under oath.

Joe Kent says he is skeptical that Tyler Robinson, who confessed to killing Charlie Kirk, was the lone shooter. That accusation could undermine the prosecutors’ case against Robinson. Kent says he knew of the risk before he decided to speak out. pic.twitter.com/hd6QNHw4jo

— Michael Shellenberger (@shellenberger) March 24, 2026

He can either be a fact witness or try to qualify as an expert witness. But he still would have to be an expert on a relevant and material issue in the case. Sure, he thinks Robinson had accomplices but based on what? And how did he form that opinion?

I can easily see where the judge would not allow him to testify, from what I know at the moment.

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I think Utah became particularly fertile for them, though, because of the cultish and insular nature of Mormons. The outcasts become truly 'other' to their families/upbringing quickly, whether that is for being gay etc. or wandering from the 'church.' It's then a breeding ground for this type of activity/network (also close in proximity to CA). The impact of becoming 'cast out' for someone on the spectrum like him, cannot be dismissed, though of course we don't have all of the details, by any means.

The history of violence in Mormon history also should not be dismissed, imho.

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is this history different than the history of lynchings under the banner of Christianity in the US?

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Is this a serious query? You know there's quite of bit of diversity in Christianity, correct?

Joe Kent is a disgusting scumbag. TPUSA spokesman:

Shortly after Robinson’s arrest, the prosecutors released a probable cause affidavit detailing the evidence gathered immediately after Charlie’s assassination.

The evidence presented at that time was overwhelming.

In the months that have followed, we know the investigation has… pic.twitter.com/zD2jFMsya7

— Andrew Kolvet (@AndrewKolvet) March 24, 2026

Tyler Robinson’s parents turned him in and have not once even attempted to argue that he is innocent.

On the other hand, podcasters like Candace Owens and now Joe Kent are doing everything they can to let Tyler walk free.

Let that sink in.

— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) March 24, 2026