28 Comments on “You woke us the F*CK UP.”

  2. I am glad they let it through. It is right up there with Barry Commoner using the word “shit” in an ad for his presidential race in 1980. It got people’s attention.

    On a related topic, I am seeing comments saying “You weren’t that upset when those politicians were killed in Minnesota.” One, they were Democrats killed by a Democrat for not voting the way they were supposed to, I.e. more left wing violence. Two: nobody had ever heard of them before as opposed to being a well-known beloved figure. Leave it to the left to disgust decent people even more than anyone previously thought possible.

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  3. What is very important is seeing (and remembering) the people celebrating this murder. They need to be removed from any position of power and trust. If they aren’t, they’ll create the next mass or political killer.

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  4. Nick Frietas: “My Response To The Left”
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz9ABh1X2rY

    The Utah governor, in this morning’s press conference about the assassin, said that this is a watershed moment in the history of our nation. This political assassination, caused by acts predicated by political rhetoric, will become the alpha moment of how we solve our political and cultural disagreements going forward.

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  6. Am I just imagining this, or am I right to say that the strong, articulate, measured voices leading conservatives in the blowback to the Left’s opening salvo against us, coming from the men of our movement? Strong, capable, astute men.

    This is as it should be, I think.

    Let the Left be lead by fake women, old cranky women, young pink-haired women, loud-mouthed, shrill women.

    I’ll follow the true warriors, the Godly men.

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  9. The Kirk assassination will prove to be as significant an event as the assassination of MLK. Kirk’s message will survive him. The anger we feel will not go away. The leftarded clowns celebrating this are the moral equivalent of Bull Connor.

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  11. “Somebody or something radicalized the hell out of this kid.”

    You are going to have to change your definition of the word “radicalized.” This is mainstream thinking on the left. When you call someone a nazi, a fascist, a racist, and an enemy of trans people, many of the unbalanced and impressionable will see this as an opportunity to “protect democracy,” thinking he will be seen as a hero, and by the SM comments, he is not wrong.

    “The Kirk assassination will prove to be as significant an event as the assassination of MLK.”

    Yep, hence my comment yesterday about working towards memorializing Charlie any way we can. MLK has his name on schools, parks, highways; Charlie deserves equal treatment.

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  13. B_B 1:07
    Radicalized? Or “groomed”? ANd by which Gooberment Agency (not necessarily US)?
    CIA? FiBbIe? Mossad? sand chigger?
    (to quote Cankles, “At this point, what difference does it make?”)

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  14. Rich/Woodman

    I dunno. I’m reading multiple articles that claim the family was MAGA. I’m assuming the kid was too until he left high school at least. Call it what you want but this needs to stop. This kid pulled the trigger but there’s a lot of other assholes that killed Charlie.

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  15. (I don’t know where to put this — and it’s “off topic” to this thread. MJA, can we have an open thread for our cathartic thoughts?)

    This morning Geoff C. shared a picture of Erika Kirk as she was riding in the hearse that left the AZ airport last night. Her window was down and she was holding out the crucifix on a chain; her lovely face disfigured by grief.

    As a young widow of 29 — just shy of Erika’s age — I remember those ghastly first hours when I joined the ranks of those whom I never thought I would join at that age. One moment your entire life is beyond wonderful with no end in sight, and more than you can imagine, and the next moment every aspect of your existence feels like a nightmare from which you will never wake.

    I don’t write this to dig-up my past or to garner sympathy, although I will say that to contemplate Erika’s journey from here fills me with a deep, deep empathy that comes from my own experience, and it brings back those memories today, some 40 years later.

    Trying to keep this short.

    When my own best friend, my husband, died unexpectedly and too young, I was then reading Isak Dinesen’s short stories, “Out of Africa and Shadows on the Grass”. Call it Divine delivery, I think, but Dinesen reached down to me through the decades and perfectly described something that I could not then articulate. Perhaps today we are each feeling some variation of what she describes in the wake of our loss of Charlie Kirk and what he meant to us, and especially to his best friend and sharer of his dreams, his wife. Please lift her and her family up in your prayers.

    “Circumstances can have a motive force by which they bring about events without aid of human imagination or apprehension. On such occasions you yourself keep in touch with what is going on by attentively following it from moment to moment, like a blind person who is being led, and who places one foot in front of the other cautiously but unwittingly. Things are happening to you, and you feel them happening, but except for this one fact, you have no connection with them, and no key to the cause or meaning of them. […] – a passage outside the range of imagination, but within the range of experience.”

    ― Isak Dinesen, quote from Out of Africa / Shadows on the Grass

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  17. Brad, It’s more than that, I think. “Watershed” has been used to describe the bifurcation point that began only 2 days ago.

    One commenter, somewhere, said that to the young people who loved Charlie, this is their “JFK moment”. It has struck so deeply as to push everything else off their social media feeds. And to all conservatives, it has driven a stake of iron into the ground, where it will not be moved to accommodate a single other attempt by the Left to dissuade us from the goal of eradicating their malign talk and behavior.

    The questions have been asked and answered: “If not me, who?” and “If not now, when?”

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  18. What I hope will prevail out of this murder;

    1) That our side finally acknowledges what I have written here often, there is no reasoning with these people, no room for comity, and nothing to offer them to appease or ameliorate the hate/disdain they have for us. We are two different people, with two different visions of America. Even our methods for achieving that dream are night and day different. Sure, there are some in the middle, not willing to commit to a side, but those are bystanders, looky-lous, those without moral grounding or that voice in their head pushing them towards virtue or honor.

    2)That all on our side become vigilant, laser-focused on protecting themselves and their loved ones in this ever increasingly dangerous world. Whether that’s C.C., getting in better shape, getting some hand combat training, or just enhancing your situational awareness skills. Your life and your family’s are precious. Take steps to protect them.

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  19. One thing that is needed immediately is for bold, courageous, conservative men — young and not so young — to make themselves available to all those young people whom Charlie brought into our movement, and who need to be reassured right now. They are feeling adrift, scattered and overwhelmed. They need to know that their hope can continue in Charlie Kirk’s absence.

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  21. Brad — What she is experiencing is inconceivably hard. The only thing worse is losing a child. It’s a rare thing to marry your best friend. And no matter how many other people love you and are concerned for you, no one will know you and put your well being ahead of their own like they did. You feel as though they have gone away and left you with strangers.

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  23. AA,
    I know exactly what you mean. You feel all alone and you will be for quite sometime. Yeah, you have friends and family but no one knew you like your spouse. God Bless Erika Kirk and her children. There are no words I can say but God will guide them through this. God is Good, all the time. All the time, God is Good.

    God Bless us all.

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  25. This was on FB.
    Mullins Race Engines wants everyone to know where we stand as an AMERICAN company
    After the events of the last couple days with the death of Charlie Kirk and the Ukrainian woman killed on the train in NC we want this to be known….
    If you are willing to still support the Democratic party after this absolute ignorance, we as a company do not want anything to do with you. We do not want your business, we do not want you calling here, and we do not want you ordering off of our webstore. We do not want your name in our system period!!!
    This goes for vendors as well. If we currently buy products from you and find out your upper management is in support of the Democratic party, we will no longer be buying your products.
    Enough IS Enough!
    Chad Mullins

    https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=mullins%20race%20engines

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  27. AA – Thanks for sharing. It helps us who have never had to go thru anything like that understand just a little bit what people have to go thru to cope. I can only imagine as I have never experienced… and certainly hope to never have to!

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  28. Mary Hatch

    My heart has always gone out to you. I can’t imagine life with out my better half. I can still see your pain. You will be reunited with him again. Until then enjoy the ride.

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