Liberal commentators enter their social media platform after hearing online about assassination by conservative activists and the founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk.
The left-wing social media site Bluesky, drowned by users, was pleased by the killing remarks that the site’s hosts must use law enforcement tools to promote the Post that celebrates Mr. Kirk’s death.
“Glory violence or harm violates Bruinsky’s community guidelines,” the social media company said.
“We review reports and take action on content that celebrates harm to anyone. Violence has no place in healthy public discourse.”
“I’m happy today, but it’s impossible that the time between Luigi and today is how much time it took between today, for example, Christopher Rufo, as a hypothesis.”
The user added: “Or Michael Knowles. Or Nick Fuentes. Or Matt Walsh. Or Ben Shapiro. Or Jesse Waters. Or Dennis Prager.”
Author John Fugelsang wrote on the blues: “These idiots even realize shooting Charlie Kirk Make you worse than others Charlie Kirk? ”
Bruceki user replied: “We’re all here Charlie Kirk,” another user replied with a happy emoji: “I survived last year…I’ve compared Charlie Kirk. ”
Another user replied: “Yes. Let’s keep it high.”
Another said: “A million angels are high.”
A Blues user posted the Daily Beast article titled on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Charlie Kirk Shooter match[?]transparent
Don Critchlow, director of the Center for American Institutions at Arizona State University, told The Washington Times that the “pleasant” response to Mr. Kirk’s death only shows that more needs to be achieved in American citizenship education.
“As social media is full of cheers, praise Charlie KirkMost importantly, it is a defender of freedom of speech, and it is hard to believe that civic knowledge about our constitution has penetrated deeply into the political culture of the United States. ” he said.
“At least, this response from many on the left shows that more responses are needed in the way civic education is done. The first lesson is that freedom of speech, regardless of the perception of the speaker, does not mean the right to shoot them.”
The bullet hits Mr. Kirk When he spoke at an event at the University of Utah on Wednesday, it was sponsored by his organization Turning Point USA.
He is known for attracting college campuses to political debates about hot ass issues, and his appearance has long attracted protesters who don’t like his conservative views.
He was assassinated while debating a large-scale violent cause in debates with audiences in a series of threats to Republican lawmakers, two attempts to assassinate President Trump and the rise of violent rhetoric against Republicans through a conservative agenda.
In July, the Trump administration accused leftist speech of a sharp increase in violent attacks on immigration and customs law enforcement officers.
•Sean Salai contributed to the story.
