South Korean march honors Charlie Kirk
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If I remember right, Charlie Kirk was looking to open a Turning Point in South Korea to combat leftist indoctrination in their universities and had travelled there too.
As said many times, he was the WORST target you could've selected as he was the only one offering the left a way out intact and peacefully. Now no matter what there WILL be retribution.
He was also the worst target because he had a hand in so many different segments of the political world and was just a genuinely friendly person so people liked him. Now that he's dead there are a whole host of influential people who are personally emotionally invested in seeing that their friend's death is not in vain.
I'm convinced this is a watershed moment for our culture.
He sacrificed himself to bring the light of truth into a world clouded by deception. It certainly revealed the true moral character of his enemies. Devout Christian that he was I don't think he'd have had it any other way.
Yeah, it sounds like he was just in South Korea a few days before he was murdered.
Nitter.
Britain is also having a massive march, and part of that is honoring Charlie Kirk.
Crazy stuff, this is going global in a big way.
Globalism is being rejected by a planetary coalition of nations.
"Flat earthers from all around the globe"
You love to see it.
God, if there's anything that I'm embarrassed about as an American is that we fucking suck at chants and protests.
Everybody else's chants are really cool and complicated.
You mean you arent impressed by "hey hey ho ho this fascist has got to go?"
Bro, the Left are the Americans that are good at chanting.
The average is worse than that.
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
The only 3 chants we know:
That's it, that's all we have. Nothing more.
USA! USA! USA! is decent, and cathartic...but certainly not creative.
But, yeah, it's true. We've got pretty much nothing.
One of only thing euro cucks smash you guys at for sure
That’s because of how soccer developed in the rest of the world compared to American sports being franchises
all people deserves their OWN country and shouldnt have to "share".
Imagine dying and people all over the planet hold vigils and protests in your name. I don't think anyone here can even fathom how many lives he must have actually touched.
There are only a few people I could see this happening to, and a USA political commentator was not any of them.
David Beckham, Ronaldo, various other football players. That's probably it. Football is fucking massive around the world and some of the players have an absurd cult type following.
This, however? This is to some degree less about just the person and also about what the whole thing represents.