Do u believe that the late Charlie Kirk was a racist ? 🙇🙋💁🙆🤷 🔨

I'd really like to hear your part on how he was not.
I mean if he were a Black.man going to college campuses and telling White Americans how incompetent they are would you not be offended.
If he said why can't you people stop these school shootings. Why can't you end the war on drugs and keep fentanyl from destroying your children. What is it with the assaults on women and men of color in public places. The lynchings still going on today. The s e x rings. The kidnappings. The corruption in government. And so on and so on. If Charlie Kirk was a Black or Latino man he would have been called everything ugly underneath the sun. Do you believe that Charlie Kirk was a racist.or had racist beliefs. The floor is yours. ☺🇺🇸

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BohoBabe · M

It's hard to say because Kirk was a shill. He used racism in his propaganda all the time, but it's like asking if he was ideologically fascist, or if he believed in nothing and was just making money. Who knows?

Zonuss · 46-50, M

@BohoBabe Of course he did it for money. But he also seemed a obsessed with Black issues which is usually a sign. Like why not worry about the very issues that are hurting you and your community.

BohoBabe · M

@Zonuss Because in order to fix the problems facing your community, you'd need left-wing policy. Kirk's job was to distract people from economics, to focus their anger on women and minorities. Basically, he was paid by billionaires to get people to vote Republican. He would distract people from real "kitchen table" issues, and get them to obsess over black people, immigrants, feminists, and trans people.

boudinMan · 61-69, M

@BohoBabe you act like you know something when in reality you're clueless.

Zonuss · 46-50, M

@BohoBabe Policy does not work. It takes a collective community to unite and fix their own problems. Not blame others for your problems.

BohoBabe · M

@boudinMan I know everything.

BohoBabe · M

@Zonuss Community organizing is great, but systemic problems require systemic solutions. Especially since most people have jobs, they can't devote all of their free time to community work.