Charlie Kirk murder

Probably more technical than a serious failure of evidence. But who knows.

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Bullet That Killed Charlie Kirk Doesn't Match Tyler Robinson's Rifle, His Lawyers Claim
Robinson's lawyers claim an ATF analysis failed to link the bullet to the rifle "allegedly tied" to their client

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Just goes to show that MAGA and the Holy Rollers are a bunch of thin-skinned snowflakes

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Just goes to show that MAGA and the Holy Rollers are a bunch of thin-skinned snowflakes

I have to come clean
All the Erika Kirk responses to Druski are either satire or fake news
In reality Erika Kirk has remained silent on Druski
That said
The video is hilarious lol

https://apnews.com/article/charlie-kirk-facebook-arrest-tennessee-bushart-b8c5808d77f47a2d93497d12cf0daf84

In great news for free Speech, the patriot who has been rotting in prison for free speech (a minor meme that points our hypocrisy,) is free and won a lawsuit for unlawful arrest.

This guy has literally been on jail for a meme... Because the GOP organized his arrest.... Party of free speech and all...

"While many people across the U.S. lost their jobs over social media comments about Kirk’s death, Larry Bushart’s case stood out as a rare instance in which such online speech led to criminal prosecution. The 61-year-old retired police officer spent 37 days behind bars before authorities dropped the felony charge against him in October."

The whole thing was a sham to arrest a political enemy. Nobody even actually cares about Charlie Kirk's death, before he died he was not even discussed, now he is being turned into a matry.

Good.

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Settlements totaling more than $1.5 million have been reached so far with people who lost their jobs over social media posts that were critical of prominent conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the wake of his assassination.

The free-speech cases in Florida, Tennessee and Indiana highlight a growing debate surrounding the First Amendment, political discourse and social media.

It’s “not surprising to see this flurry of settlements,” Aaron Terr, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s director of public advocacy, told USA TODAY. “I think the size and frequency of these settlements shows that violating the First Amendment is expensive.”