Charleston White says fukk Charlie Kirk
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AlbertPullhoez
The Takeover
Texas nikkas usin peckerwood .. gotta luv it
TheAnointedOne
Superstar
I thought he was a super c00n who licked the booty crack of white people?
He is first and foremost a troll
Wargames
One Of The Last Real Ones To Do It
I don’t find him entertaining but he was right about all of this.
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
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"Charlie would be proud of me exercising my free speech saying fukk HIM....Charlie did not like sympathy so fukk Charlie, fukk his wife, and fukk his Children"
"Charlie would be proud of me exercising my free speech saying fukk HIM....Charlie did not like sympathy so fukk Charlie, fukk his wife, and fukk his Children"
NOW he's a troll huh?
Always has been. A person who says provocative things for attention...
Even a Broke Clock such a such6 minute mark
"Charlie would be proud of me exercising my free speech saying fukk HIM....Charlie did not like sympathy so fukk Charlie, fukk his wife, and fukk his Children"
He might be flying to close to the sun with this one. Its ok to insult black folks (money wise) and not get pushback, but his entire bag is from the Adin Ross edgy crakkka community.
But he's a troll and a c00n and i hope he loses everything
But he's a troll and a c00n and i hope he loses everything
He went in on Jews so bad I thought mossad would get him..
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"Charlie would be proud of me exercising my free speech saying fukk HIM....Charlie did not like sympathy so fukk Charlie, fukk his wife, and fukk his Children"
Charleston is right.
“The REAL Legacy of Charlie Kirk...”
“Fact Check: Charlie Kirk once said passing the Civil Rights Act was a 'huge mistake'
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“Kirk argues that the Civil Rights Act, which bars discrimination on the basis of race, ushered in a “permanent DEI-type bureaucracy,” referring to diversity, equity, and inclusion. He illustrated how the law has gone wrong when responding to a question from a student who said they became the subject of a Title IX investigation after posting an Instagram story mocking transgender people. Title IX, which was passed as part of the Education Amendments of 1972, bans schools that receive federal funding from discriminating on the basis of sex. King was assassinated four years prior, in 1968.”
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“Kirk’s attempt to discredit civil rights law is an example of how “the fringe moves to the center at the speed of light” in right-wing politics, says public policy scholar Jonathan Rauch.
“If they're going to say the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was the death of the Constitution and freedom in America, then that's going to be extremely divisive, because a lot of people are going to say, ‘Well, if that isn't racist, I don't know what is,’” Rauch says. “This is the federal law that ended segregation.”
“King supported the Civil Rights Act and was an architect of it,” Rauch adds. “I guess if you're gonna go down this road, you have to say King was wrong and maybe King was a bad person.”
Kirk’s comments at America Fest were merely a preview of his attacks on King. He recently said that he plans to release content to discredit MLK on January 15, King’s birthday, which is a US federal holiday honoring King.
“We're gonna be hitting him next week,” Kirk said on his podcast this week. “Yeah, on the day of the Iowa caucus, it's MLK Day. We're gonna do the thing you're not supposed to do. We're gonna tell the truth about MLK Jr. You better tune in next week. Blake has already been preparing. It's gonna be great.”
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“The REAL Legacy of Charlie Kirk...”
“Fact Check: Charlie Kirk once said passing the Civil Rights Act was a 'huge mistake'
Fact Check: Charlie Kirk once said passing the Civil Rights Act was a 'huge mistake'
The conservative activist's quote about the landmark legislation circulated online after he was fatally shot in September 2025.
How Charlie Kirk Plans to Discredit Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Act
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is preparing to launch a campaign against MLK and the landmark civil rights law he helped enact.“Kirk argues that the Civil Rights Act, which bars discrimination on the basis of race, ushered in a “permanent DEI-type bureaucracy,” referring to diversity, equity, and inclusion. He illustrated how the law has gone wrong when responding to a question from a student who said they became the subject of a Title IX investigation after posting an Instagram story mocking transgender people. Title IX, which was passed as part of the Education Amendments of 1972, bans schools that receive federal funding from discriminating on the basis of sex. King was assassinated four years prior, in 1968.”
[…]
“Kirk’s attempt to discredit civil rights law is an example of how “the fringe moves to the center at the speed of light” in right-wing politics, says public policy scholar Jonathan Rauch.
“If they're going to say the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was the death of the Constitution and freedom in America, then that's going to be extremely divisive, because a lot of people are going to say, ‘Well, if that isn't racist, I don't know what is,’” Rauch says. “This is the federal law that ended segregation.”
“King supported the Civil Rights Act and was an architect of it,” Rauch adds. “I guess if you're gonna go down this road, you have to say King was wrong and maybe King was a bad person.”
Kirk’s comments at America Fest were merely a preview of his attacks on King. He recently said that he plans to release content to discredit MLK on January 15, King’s birthday, which is a US federal holiday honoring King.
“We're gonna be hitting him next week,” Kirk said on his podcast this week. “Yeah, on the day of the Iowa caucus, it's MLK Day. We're gonna do the thing you're not supposed to do. We're gonna tell the truth about MLK Jr. You better tune in next week. Blake has already been preparing. It's gonna be great.”
How Charlie Kirk Plans to Discredit Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Act
Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk is preparing to launch a campaign against Martin Luther King Jr. and the landmark civil rights law he helped enact.
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