I can’t believe they took this guy from us…

@j0ker937 He would have made a great 8 year president.

@j0ker937 True that

They killed Butters, thinking he was Cartman.

I miss him so much that my heart aches for America

We are in the process of rebuilding him

@charliekirk11 master debater 🎤

Damn it’s sad that he’s been murdered! He would have gone to politics eventually… & he would have won elections!

Don’t know if this is true, but I read the South Park people offered to take that episode down off the their official sites, but Erika Kirk said to leave it available because Charlie loved it.

So undeserved. He was an amazing person.

There should be TPUSA chapters in every military base. They are very similar to college campuses with fraternity environments.

I laughed so hard when Charlie spoke on this. He got such a kick out of it! He was such a great sport. I think he knew he would reach many more from that skit. I already miss him so much! ♥️

feels like this one stung him a little

I watched this episode a few weeks ago with my lefty friends. They always interpret the meanest way possible lol. I thought it was hilarious and spoke more about the lack of good argumentation on the left. The debate bro shtick was on point too. 10/10 episode.

Erika Kirk can forgive the assassin, but I don't have to.

You are so healthy when you can laugh at yourself.

Me neither…what complete ASSHOLES 😡

I've never been bothered by the death of a celebrity before. Yeah, it sucks when one of your childhood heroes dies, but Charlie being senselessly murdered hurt me deep. It felt like I lost my best friend. They woke up a sleeping dragon in all of us. We are not OK. We want this violent rhetoric to end. We want our country back. We just wanted to be left alone, and they kept poking at us, thinking we would just bow down and give them their way. No more.

😃😁🥰

Even worse are the libs laughing about it and believing they are on the right side of history.

Anybody have a copy of this episode or know how to watch it? Apparently south park removed it.

Ditto bud.

@John45Go I love this.

Terrible decision by the powers that be to pull this episode down when Charlie himself found humor in it.

I don’t blame South Park. They aren’t our leaders, representatives, mentors, pastors, example setters or societal caretakers. They are satire! It’s comedic entertainment! Charlie Kirk recognized humor is a necessary & important outlet in society, even if the joke was on him! He chose to tackle misconceptions about him head on, changing the perception of his adversaries one observer at a time. If we truly desire to live in a nation where freedom of speech & freedom of expression are valued, all perspectives for discourse should be allowable, and there is nothing off limits for comedy! We all have the freedom to not watch a show we find vulgar or offensive, or to not listen to someone with opposing views. Of course, within the confines of freedom of speech there are still consequences that may result from our choices. For example, if someone is advocating for violence, or celebrating loss of innocent life, or using a large platform to intentionally spread misinformation, they run the risk of losing influence, respect, their job, possibly more! But South Park was not advocating for violence. They were presenting an exaggerated persona for comedic effect. Personal bias, experience & informed knowledge will vary how closely one may believe the imagined persona to resemble reality; however, none of that demands a specific response to the comedic or entertainment value. Comedy is the great unifier!! It has the capacity to cut through all the personal identities & captured ideologies and simply leave us with “was it funny?” If the answer is yes, it has hit the desired mark. That’s how Charlie was able to laugh at a show where the punchline was unflattering to himself. We don’t need to limit or censor comedy. We will lose part of our humanity if we lose our ability to laugh at ourselves. There are also lessons that can be learned from a well crafted comedy. How about the ridiculousness of our obsession with tribalism? That’s a good one! It would be a shame to sacrifice that due to misguided efforts of appeasement. Don’t mistake freedom of speech to being the same as freedom from consequence. But I hope we don’t over-react and start blaming the cultural mirrors reflecting our flaws, rather than the actual mechanisms that create them!

It feels like yesterday, watching him laugh at it and change his profile pic to Cartman.

@DameScorpio Sad world

@TheGrayRider His friend @JackPosobiec said he actually loved South park

SKILL ISSUE

Nice flip off

♥️♥️♥️

The happy warrior.

Luckily there are thousands of YouTube videos for you to reminisce

@Sadie_NC Link

He is gone move on. He is 6 feet under and food for the worms.

@MRoberts49065 Such an “awful” Man. RIP, Charlie. 🇺🇸✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼