Townhall: Here Are Some Heinous Members of the Professional Class Who Cheered Charlie Kirk’s Death

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Here Are Some Heinous Members of the Professional Class Who Cheered Charlie Kirk’s Death

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They’re the hordes of Mordor. That’s all that can be said about these people, many of whom teach your children, manage your health care, and maintain law and order. The list goes on—we have doctors, veterinarians, wealth managers, and nurses cheering the death of Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA, who was assassinated at Utah Valley University on Wednesday. And yes, some members of the media are in this ungodly horde of cretins.

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The legions of unhinged progressives that infest the professional classes are startling, but also representative of the changes within the Democratic Party base, which has become whiter, wealthier, snobbier, and more insane.

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  2. Fritz
    Fritz says:

    The “white replacement theory” is just a typical conspiracy lie instigated by racists who want to overthrow our cosmopolitan democracy and establish a fascist dictatorship. They pose the greatest danger to us all! https://i.ibb.co/DfhsRpXX/img.jpg

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