Sick People On Internet Mock Charlie Kirk

Charlie Kirk was shot at a Utah Valley University event in the afternoon of Sept. 10. Most offered prayers. Others, mockery.

“He fought so hard for the guns. Thoughts and prayers,” wrote Pablo Manríquez, an editor at Migrant Insider.

“Do not be bullied, cowed, or shamed by bad-faith right-wing actors and MAGA that are blaming ‘liberals’ and everyone who isn’t MAGA for Charlie Kirk,” wrote writer Wajahat Ali. “Call them out for their hypocrisy. Go on offense. They are fine with political violence and mass shootings when it’s against the rest of us.”

MSNBC aired a segment where Mathew Dowd responds to the shooting by suggesting Kirk may have inspired the violence against him.

“You can’t stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have, and then saying these awful words, and then not expect awful actions to take place, and that’s the unfortunate environment we’re in.”

MSNBC on Charlie Kirk:
“You can’t stop with these awful thoughts you have and then saying these awful words and then not expect awful actions to take place” pic.twitter.com/UWh6vjG4JT

— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) September 10, 2025

Dear MSNBC: Refer to the First Amendment. Americans have the liberty to say whatever “awful thoughts” they might have, free from fear of physical retaliation.

You’ll be pleased to know CNN are correcting “misinformation” about transgender mass killers in their live coverage of the attack on Charlie Kirk. pic.twitter.com/zz9VWkiYpd

— RAW EGG NATIONALIST (@Babygravy9) September 10, 2025

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