ANALYSIS
Storm of left-wing hate revels in Charlie Kirk’s murder online
Donal Trump credited Charlie with mobilizing the youth vote in his favor and has blamed far-left hate speech for the murder of the 31-year-old father.

A makeshift memorial honoring young activist and influencer Charlie Kirk.
Charlie Kirk, the conservative political activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, died after being shot at an event at Utah Valley University. President Donald Trump himself confirmed the assassination of his loyal ally on social media.
As Trump reinvented the Republican Party, Kirk embodied the new populist conservatism of that political wing in the age of social media. Trump has credited Kirk with mobilizing the youth vote in his favor and the "radical left" rhetoric with ending the life of the 31-year-old father.
As authorities hunt those behind what is seen as a political assassination, a massive outpouring of leftist hatred has flooded digital platforms, celebrating the death of the ‘martyr of truth.’
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Thousands of messages flooded X, Tiktok and Facebook after the news that shocked the country and much of the world. Videos, statements and writings full of hate and celebration opened space on the Internet. We share some of these publications:
"I support Charlie Kirk's killer. He did us a favor; I would have killed him myself," says a Seattle protester at a candlelight vigil in memory of Charlie Kirk on the day of his death in a video compiled by Today is America reporter Cam Higby.
“Support for Charlie Kirk’s killer. He did us a favor; I would have killed him myself," said a Seattle protester at a candlelight vigil for Charlie Kirk on the day of his death, in a video compiled by Today is America journalist Cam Higby.”
“I support Charlie Kirk’s killer. He did us a favor, I would have killed him myself”
Seattle protestor says at candle lit vigil for Charlie Kirk, the day he died. pic.twitter.com/kLUxSidQ2b
"Tonight I was attacked at a vigil for Charlie Kirk. I recorded two leftists screaming about Charlie. They stole my phone, punched me in the face and smashed my glasses," states in another recording the communicator Cam Higby himself, showing those responsible for the attack who minutes later were arrested.
Tonight I was attacked at a vigil for Charlie Kirk.
I filmed two leftists shouting about Charlie. They stole my phone, punched me in the face and destroyed my meta glasses. pic.twitter.com/ZDpcxRn72o
Austin Schroth, a teacher at Lake Norman Charter School in Huntersville, North Carolina, shared photos on Facebook taunting Charlie Kirk, according to an insider. "Go to hell, asshole!" he posted. Minutes later, he deleted the post and his profile from the social network.
Austin Schroth, a teacher at Lake Norman charter school in Huntersville, NC, reportedly shared photos on Facebook mocking Charlie Kirk according to a tipster.
“Go straight to hell asshole”
He apparently deleted the post and his Facebook. pic.twitter.com/L5b7bmfI2z
Miami anesthesiologist Dr. Tatiana N. Atkins, who works at Larkin Community Hospital, says in a Live that she is glad Charlie Kirk was shot.
Miami anesthesiologist Dr. Tatiana N. Atkins who works at Larkin Community Hospital says she is glad Charlie Kirk got himself shot. pic.twitter.com/6O9e3RRvB2
Terri Pinkham Vandemark, who identifies herself as a Department of Justice data analytics specialist since 2012, publicly mocks the late Charlie Kirk on Facebook.
DOJ Employee mocks Charlie Kirk death:
Terri Pinkham Vandemark who self identifies herself as a data analytics specialist at the DOJ since 2012 reportedly publicly mocks deceased Charlie Kirk on Facebook.
Email me more tips: [email protected] pic.twitter.com/QqGFb34l7E
Melanie Blanton, a LifeStance therapist in Chicago, celebrated Charlie's death on social media as "Karma" and praised the "Etsy witches" who "cursed" Kirk.
Chicago Therapist celebrates Charlie Kirk’s death:
I just received a tip that Melanie Blanton, a Chicago therapist for LifeStance is on social media celebrating Charlie’s death as “Karma” and praising “Etsy witches” who “cursed” Kirk. pic.twitter.com/FniFVwWdOu
"Fifth Avenue and Pine Street in downtown Seattle. A far-left activist with a sign that says, 'Charlie Kirk shot, of course he did!' The radical left has infected this city," posted another TikTok user with an image of a subject holding a sign.
HAPPENING NOW: 5th Ave and Pine St in downtown Seattle.
Loser far-left activist holding a sign that says, “Charlie Kirk shot hell yes!!”
The radical-left has infected this city. pic.twitter.com/GF1hP9tZ1D
Cody Roberts, a professor at California State University Monterey Bay, also appeared to mock Charlie Kirk's murder with posts on his stories.
Cody Roberts, lecturer at Cal State University Monterey Bay, appears to mocks Charlie Kirk’s ass*ssination.
Is this in line with your views @CSUMB? pic.twitter.com/Ug5lSGFJbg
Users denounced a U.S. War Department employee saying Charlie Kirk "got what he deserved."
Here is an employee at the US Department of War saying that Charlie Kirk "got what he deserved" pic.twitter.com/RldU2F4Ar5
Other personalities such as leftist singer Jocelyn Alice celebrated Charlie's murder, laughing unleashedly on TikTok and saying in a video that she "feels bad for the bullet."
Leftist singer Jocelyn Alice celebrates Charlie’s m*rder, giggles like a lunatic, and says she feels bad for the bullet pic.twitter.com/QMd4PfmpdM
A Tiktoker justifies and celebrates the murder of Charlie Kirk. "What do you think we're going to do, he deserved it!" she openly expresses.
Tiktoker justifies and celebrates Charlie Kirk’s ass*ssination. “What do you think we’re gonna do?! He had it coming!” pic.twitter.com/SuDxjRSg6V
Hundreds of leftists posted celebratory responses to social media posts mourning Kirk, or made derisive references to the "thoughts and prayers" Republicans often offer after mass shootings.
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