One year after Charlie Kirk's death, the organization is a joke — even on the right

When Charlie Kirk was alive, his wife Erika had a retrograde role that was easy to understand. She didn’t use the word, but she was a tradwife.

Her position at Turning Point USA, the organization her husband co-founded in 2012 to promote conservative politics on high school, college and university campuses across the country, was essentially to dote on him as her leader.

After they married in 2021, she became the evidence that Charlie Kirk was living up to his own beliefs about male leadership — and female submission — at home during the crucial period that he was rebranding himself as an evangelical leader from the secular libertarian he had been.

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[–] 21 points 2 months ago (17 children)

He died a year ago this week, shot to death while speaking at Utah Valley University.

There's been zero investigation...

And stuff like immediately repaving the concrete before law enforcement looked at it as a crime scene, is weird enough we shouldn't just assume he was shot.

Like, they could have treated it as a normal investigation and people would be able to trust it. But after the shit they immediately pulled, there's always going to be a shred of doubt that his microphone had a bomb or something else.

Dude was breaking from Trump on Israel, obviously America's and Israel's current governments arent above assassinating a streamer.

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    I saw the video. No, that wasn't an explosion. No smoke, no nothing. There's no credible evidence to support that. Let's not spread baseless conspiracy theories, please.

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  • [–] 9 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    The person they replied to is also spreading a conspiracy theory, despite the hedging.

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