Kirk was shot by a conservative gun nut. The other didn't happen.

YOU LIE!

Needles wrote on 02/01/26 at 08:12:16:



" Available reporting says the suspected shooter in the Charlie Kirk killing, identified as Tyler Robinson, was not registered as a Republican; state voter records and multiple news outlets describe him as unaffiliated or not declaring a party [1] [2] [3]. Media coverage shows competing narratives: some political figures immediately framed the attack as politically motivated, while reporters and fact‑checkers cautioned that Robinson’s political affiliation and motive were unclear "


Who is CRYING. WOLF ?










  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Kirk was shot by a conservative gun nut.

 Nobody claimed he wasn't.  



The other didn't happen.

YOU LIE!


 I disagree.  Plenty of social media posts show otherwise in my opinion.

 I was just in Denver and many people blocking traffic considered themselves "peaceful" protestors.  When I was in CA, pallets of concrete chunks to throw at National Guard members was part of the "passive" resistance.  I was "violating their rights" when I was filming them stuff chunks of concrete into backpacks.

 So at least some people think that way.  Not all in my opinion, but some.

An opinion rarely comes from pure facts. It is shaped by interpretation, by what we notice, remember, and already believe. From that, we decide what we accept or reject.

Agreeing with someone doesn’t always mean true alignment. It can be recognition, irony, or a way to seek support when our own position feels uncertain. Agreement is therefore not only intellectual, but often social.

Despite the fact that children absorb their environment from an early age and thus have an imprint and conditioning, your reasoning is incorrect.
Children do not automatically inherit their parents' political views, and such assumptions ignore individual agency and variation.

Talk politics to any 17-18 year old. ANY. If they have a political view, it's the same as their parents. That's not a criticism; it just IS. They have no other perspective, at least until they're on their own for a few years. The ones that simply go with their parents' views because it's easy far outnumber the ones who actually analyze, take PoliSci courses, and actually watch the news on TV or other media.

Needles wrote on 02/01/26 at 08:12:16:


No, he was not.

To much imagination or not enough?