Quote from: Biggie Smiles on September 21, 2025, 12:35:20 AM

I didn't know Steven Crowder faced violence too for Change My Mind.

Quote from: Thiel on September 21, 2025, 12:42:38 AMI didn't know Steven Crowder faced violence too for Change My Mind.

I had heard of some of it bit not how extensive it was.

I don't know what will happen with TPUSA but the old format of speaking under a tent is gone.

Nexstar and Sinclair pre-empted Jimmy Kimmel's unpopular show not Brendan Carr.

Contrast that with Democrat administrations who were "flexing their muscles all the time, making quiet threats to companies all the time, but yeah, apparently [liberals] don't see that," he scoffs.

The left didn't care about protecting free speech when it was Tucker Carlson's show — rated number two in all of cable news at the time — that was ripped off air at the behest of AOC, who accused the Fox News anchor of "incitement of violence" in the lead-up to the January 6 Capitol events. The socialist Democrat even bragged that it was her pressure campaign that influenced Fox's decision to part ways with Carlson. "Deplatforming works and it is important. Good things can happen," she boasted.

Quote from: DKG on September 21, 2025, 10:49:14 AMNexstar and Sinclair pre-empted Jimmy Kimmel's unpopular show not Brendan Carr.

Contrast that with Democrat administrations who were "flexing their muscles all the time, making quiet threats to companies all the time, but yeah, apparently [liberals] don't see that," he scoffs.

The left didn't care about protecting free speech when it was Tucker Carlson's show — rated number two in all of cable news at the time — that was ripped off air at the behest of AOC, who accused the Fox News anchor of "incitement of violence" in the lead-up to the January 6 Capitol events. The socialist Democrat even bragged that it was her pressure campaign that influenced Fox's decision to part ways with Carlson. "Deplatforming works and it is important. Good things can happen," she boasted.

The Democrats are counting on Americans having very short memories.

Quote from: Lokmar on September 21, 2025, 01:31:21 AMI had heard of some of it bit not how extensive it was.

It's shocking.

Conservative commentators should not have to live in fear for their lives. Anybody who threatens any well known figure on the right or left for their opinions should get ten years in prison if found guilty.

Quote from: Thiel on September 21, 2025, 01:14:05 PMIt's shocking.

Conservative commentators should not have to live in fear for their lives. Anybody who threatens any well known figure on the right or left for their opinions should get ten years in prison if found guilty.

Like I keep saying, the left needs exterminated. If that ever happens, I'd recommend you getting a "bearded lady" as a cover for your faggotry.

Steven Miller delivers a POWERFUL eulogy

I Love this guy!

Quote from: Biggie Smiles on September 21, 2025, 07:27:08 PMSteven Miller delivers a POWERFUL eulogy

I Love this guy!

I don't know a lot about the man. A damned good eulogy.

QuoteThe left didn't care about protecting free speech when it was Tucker Carlson's show — rated number two in all of cable news at the time — that was ripped off air at the behest of AOC, who accused the Fox News anchor of "incitement of violence" in the lead-up to the January 6 Capitol events. The socialist Democrat even bragged that it was her pressure campaign that influenced Fox's decision to part ways with Carlson. "Deplatforming works and it is important. Good things can happen," she boasted.

AOC is a retard, a hypotwat and a drama queen. What she is not is a serious elected federal representative of the people.

Quote from: Herman on September 21, 2025, 05:21:10 PM

And some of them are tenured professors.

Look at these cockroaches on the left. Demanding no one pay any level of remembrance to Charlie Kirk.

the same animals who burned down cities, sowed additional discord and division as a result and buried a career criminal criminal in a golden casket now want to pontificate about what and what not we should honor and remember

are you fucking kidding me?

Now don't get me wrong. I differ from my conservative brethren in the overall physiology of the George Flyod situation and the circumstances which lead to his untimely death. But in no shape or form is he deserving of the prestige he has received posthumously since. He did nothing positive for anyone and is therefore deserving of no such honor. The culprit, in this instance, Derrick CHauvin is where he belongs and justice has been served as Derrick, in my opinion, is at a minimum an accomplice to the drugs that were in Flyod's body at the time of his death. there is not a soul alive who can convince me that the duress he experienced while handcuffed with his hands behind his back and a knee on his neck did not contribute to the chain reaction which led to his death.

I've been there. and Know first hand how incredibly difficult it is to breathe in such a circumstance. So on that aspect we'll simply have to agree to disagree.

but to honor this man like some prophet simply because he was murdered by a police officer who lacked common sense and empathy? Absolutely not.

and then to take it a step further by demanding we don't honor Charlie while you honor this piece of trash? reprehensible!

Quote from: DKG on September 21, 2025, 10:32:20 AMI don't know what will happen with TPUSA but the old format of speaking under a tent is gone.

Kind of the point really, no? Fear of consequence would keep us divided for sure, and would give those who benefit from that fear free rein to get back to shooting MAGA hat wearing voters in alleys, bailing them up on the front porch of their houses. As the MAGA faithful nervously fingered the bang-bang sticks and agonized whether or not to take the safeties off.

I'll remind you of what Charlie most wished to be remembered for... "courage". I'll also point out the tens of thousands of offers to open TPUSA chapters across the US, and indeed internationally. The old format of speaking under a tent is not going away. Nor should it. It might not ne "bulletproof", but it sure as fuck represents the most politically violent weapon that we on all sides have, hence the need of the real opponents attempts to scare us off from picking it up.

We need to get louder, not quieter. If you haven't the courage to join in the debate, it's okay, I understand. But I'm taking every opportunity to make my voice heard going forward, tents or no. And in full fuck deficit mode for any "consequence" that might be levied.




The lead singer might be a bit of a wanker, but his drummer fed him some fucking great lines. "It's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees" being one of them.

Addendum:

I've lived with a target on my back of one description or another for as long as I can remember. This target, the threat of punishment for not rolling over and doing as you are told... it is enslavement of the most insidious stripe and it comes from those accustomed to demanding More the longer you accept its chains.

You can accept the leash and the suspension of more and more of your autonomy if you like. Eventually even the option of grumbling about your position on all fours will be denied you. We see that in Great Britain today. Shut the fuck up until you recognise your cue to bark and yip for your Master - it is your better chance of an easy and long life, though perhaps not your happiest one.

Or take your chances and live every day as though it were your last, doing what makes you complete as a person, especially if it makes you a desirable and inspirational person to be around and even if a more incomplete person decides to off you out of the blue for it.

I've made my choice. Quality over quantity, thank you.