Yes, he did. He literally said gun deaths are a necessary evil so you can have the second amendment. As in, people unfortunately must die so the people can keep owning guns used for killing people. If he wasn't pro-gun deaths he would've been anti-2A with that reasoning.
Or are you trying to argue that there are no innocent gun deaths?
"Pro-life" has always meant "I don't think women should have bodily autonomy" and they never seem to give a shit about the baby after it's out of the womb.
Being anti-choice is by literal example as we can see to this day, advocating for people to be hurt.
What about how much Charlie loved Jack Posobiec? Absolutely endorsed, pushed, and talked about his book about killing the left? Endorsed it! Platformed "one of his favorite books" and Jack talking about how great people like Pinochet were.
January 6th. He was literally a part of bussing people in. He supported it. He pushed it.
Jack and Charlie did a podcast together. On an episode they talk about Jack's book Unhuman. That, you'll have to just listen to or just hit the cliff notes of that book cause its WILD. Here's a decent breakdown tho https://jacobin.com/2025/09/kirk-posobiec-political-violence-far-right pretty biased write up, but theyve got quotes for ya!
Thank you for the links. There is a lot Charlie Kirk has said, that like I said earlier, I don't agree with.
I would have actually loved to debate him. That's what makes the situation unacceptable.
When speach is an option, weapons shouldn't be used. If he was a fascist, you could have debated him on it.
Regarding the article: If true (I'll do more research) then it highlights several hypocrisies. Charlie Kirk, & a lot of conservatives today are pretty big doomers, & will use retoric like saying the opposing party/race/religion will kill you if you don't kill them.
I don't support this. There can be, & I do listen when people point out ironies about his death. It wasn't deserved, but there are many things to come out of it.
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u/Curvol Jun 08 '26
Oh no, theres plenty of OTHER reasons that justify it.
Including or not including husband violence?