Yes, that would be very wise. I think most of his were always indoor. Those type of events are usually at night when most classes are finished, aside from the table-style events. He was already accustomed to needing security with all the death threats he receives on a daily basis given he is a Jew... it's sad that it has to be like that.

What ever happened to common decency...? The biggest irony of all this is that every time some violent hate crime happens, the majority of the time it never comes from Trump's side/or his supporters. The other side celebrate a human being's death (in this case it being an iconic commentator, a husband, a father and a son), they view Trump & his allies as being the most terrible people to exist, yet do they not ever notice the way they behave?

Charlie Kirk received hate from these people for being a powerful, strong-willed and opinionated man who they simply disagreed with and couldn't stand it. I definitely don't agree with everything he stood for either, but what happened to him was an absolute tragedy.

oh man the news articles about charlie kirk in the us sports section on daily mail are mind boggling like how there are some articles about the some of the sports peeps celebrating charlies death and at the same time a lot of peeps in the sports world getting fired let go suspended and or getting critisized over those celebrations

and oh yah i also saw the articles about the republican sports peeps posting charlie kirk stuff

Yes Tragic Left Wingers

Not really
As Charlie Kirk was all about going to events
With full recordings stacked up.

…just to add balance with regards to some comments made by George Abaraonye, the Oxford student president…this is a positive article regarding Cambridge and their meeting with Charlie Kirk…there are always so many things and aspects and layers that can all have truth at the same time even when we’re completely opposed in some views and mindsets…and we’re so often used to only reading those ‘picked out’ bits that are agenda driven to people’s leanings…so it’s good to see these articles that less invest themselves in ‘divide’ and just focusing on things that encourage that divide…



Students who debated with Charlie Kirk mourn his death…

Four months ago, Charlie Kirk debated with students at the University of Cambridge on views including abortion, women's rights and religion. On Wednesday, the 31-year-old right-wing American activist was fatally shot while speaking on stage in Utah. While these students disagreed with many of his views, they have unequivocally condemned the shooting and recognised his commitment to peaceful debate.


In May, Kirk was invited to the Cambridge Union for a question and answer debate event.
Sammy McDonald was the last student due to debate with him, and the US support of Israel's campaign in Gaza was a focal point of their discussion.
The History student told the BBC: "Nothing - political or otherwise - can ever justify such a horrendous act or the ruination of the lives of those close to him.
"Political disagreement cannot be, and must never be, a death sentence.
"Even in deeply polarised times, we must never lose sight of our humanity and our respect for the sanctity of all human life."

He said while Kirk was someone he "profoundly" disagreed with, he respected his commitment to the power of debate.
"We both recognised that the ability to debate ideas freely, to speak your mind without fear of violence is what distinguished democracy from tyranny and is the foundation on which the American republic and the liberal tradition is built."
Referencing the deaths of MPs Jo Cox (Labour) and Sir David Amess (Conservative), he said young people were growing up in a world "sullied by increasing political violence and poisoned political discourse".
"One of the most surprising experiences from my encounter with Kirk was the magnanimity and generosity of his many supporters, who were willing to talk to me, listen to me and acknowledge peaceful disagreement, even changing our preconceptions about each other."

Kai Bevan, 20, a third-year medical student, debated with Kirk over his views on abortion.
"Never in a million years would I have thought something like that would happen.
"We had our differences, but the expression of those kinds of views should never entail a death sentence. I was mortified."
He said others he had spoken to have been similarly "shocked" at the incident.
"What affects me most is the fact that someone who, in a non-violent way, goes to college campuses and expresses his views - yes he's known to be inflammatory, but he's not known to incite violence or physical harm or suffering - and for someone who just does that to lose their life really warrants self-reflection as a society."

When Archie Mackintosh opened his question for Kirk, he admitted he was a "little nervous".
"There's a real chance I could wake up tomorrow front page of YouTube: 'Charlie Kirk owns manbun idiot with facts and logistics'," he said.
Kirk jokingly suggested an alternative: "Destroys."
The 23-year-old from Norfolk exchanged opinions on marriage and society generally. He said he had yet to process Kirk's death.
"Despite the fact that I disagree with a lot of his opinions, maybe most of them, he was generally so driven about trying to make the world a better place in his eyes."
Inflicting violence on someone you think is spreading harmful rhetoric, "will only turn them into a hero", he added.
"I think it will make people think, 'Wow', they were speaking so much truth that they had to be silenced.
"Even if you're 100% convinced that everything someone is saying will contribute negatively to the world, trying to silence them is not going to work."

Tilly Middlehurst, wearing a knitted cream jumper stitched with the stars and stripes of the United States, asked Kirk about religion, his views on the changing roles of women in society, and what defined a woman.
"I'm a feminist," she said, in opening her question.
She shared her thoughts following his death with her 91,100 followers on Instagram, external, and said it had left her "shaken and disgusted".
"Regardless of how you feel about Kirk, about violence, about politics, this was disastrous," she said.
Speaking to the BBC, she said this is not what politics "should look like".
"Political violence like this affects all of us, it doesn't just affect the people that you disagree with.
"This isn't a step in the right direction. This is fighting fascism."

Another nasty mind virus casualty
 

He was killed for his words having too much power more than just being opinionated, though I understood that's probably what you meant.


The rest of this is on topic;

Also, everyone's Occupational Therapist left me a voicemail again, so I've spoilered this to save your fingers:

BREAKING:

The German football team Borussia Dortmund is starting “an internal process” against its devout Christian player Felix Nmecha for having expressed sympathy on his social media accounts to Charlie Kirk’s family and writing that celebrating someone’s murder is “truly evil.”

His 2 stories on Instagram read:

“May the Lord be with the Kirk family with special grace during this time. Jesus is the true way to peace and love.”

“Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. Celebrating the murder of a double father, a husband, and a man who peacefully stood for his convictions and values is truly evil and shows how much we need Christ. May God have mercy and open our eyes and hearts, in Jesus’ name.”

The responsible figures at Borussia Dortmund, including CEO Aki Watzke, are set to represent the German Football Association (DFB) at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA.

German conservatives are calling for Donald Trump not to let them into the country if they continue to persecute Felix Nmecha for writing condolences to the family of a fellow Christian who was murdered for his political and Christian beliefs.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G0zYjXYW...jpg&name=small

-Tyler Robinson’s neighbor being interviewed…

You can tell the Media does not want him saying Tyler and Lance Twiggs were a couple.

But he said…

"Random guys don’t hold hand and they definitely don’t kiss."

That stopped further questions on that topic...


Video of interview - https://x.com/C_3C_3/status/1967065753716486616