Charlie Kirk Shot and killed

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Franklin Pierce said:

Carolina Panthers Fire Employee for Disgustingly Mocking Charlie Kirk Assassination in insensitive posts​


The Carolina Panthers have reportedly fired a junior employee over insensitive posts he made regarding the murder of Charlie Kirk.

According to the Charlotte Observer's Scott Fowler, Charlie Rock - who worked as the Panthers' Football Communications Coordinator - has been dismissed by the team over the alleged posts on Instagram.

Images circulating on social media appear to show that Rock shared a video of Kirk saying 'it's worth it to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year' in order to protect Second Amendment rights, before adding his own comment.

He allegedly wrote alongside it: 'Why are yall sad? Your man said it was worth it...'

Another screenshot also shows Rock's Instagram account allegedly posting the song 'Protect Ya Neck' by the Wu-Tang Clan after Kirk was fatally shot in the neck on Wednesday.


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Charlie Rock - who worked as the Panthers' Football Communications Coordinator - has been dismissed by the team after allegedly sharing the posts on Instagram

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NFL team fires employee after disgustingly mocking Charlie Kirk murder

Conservative activist and Trump ally Kirk was shot and killed while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, with his murder sending shockwaves across the world.
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One of those guys like huff that he was talking about.
 
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Grand Vol said:
I think they said the expended round was still in the chamber. I could be wrong on that.

Regardless, if he did get scope bite there's a really good chance he didn't follow up even checking the target. I've never had it but seen plenty of people that have and the last thing you want to do is stare down that scope again. Basically, it's like getting punched in the eye socket. You will be crying.
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And probably bleeding.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Seriously though

It's a cheap piece with a composite stock. It's a hunting rifle. It's bolt action and there wasn't a reload attempt (if it is pictured as it was found).

Is the scope set properly for the range at which is was fired?
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As a hunter, atleast in my younger days. Yes, at 200 yards, that rifle is capable. AS long as the scope was sighted in proper, 200 yards for that rifle was not much to ask. An off the shelf, composite stock 30-06 with a good scope and sighted proper is good to 300 yards easy aiming about 6" high at 300. Having said that, if he was roof top that changes hte ballistics in a downward shot. So, this guy was really, good, really lucky, or that ain't the real gun. But, the most capable of guns is highly inaccurate in the wrong hands too. At 200, I can scope a deer at the top of the shoulder and get a proper heart shot at impact with a 30-30. 250 with the newer design 30-30 bullets available.
 
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hog88 said:
But a professional marksman intended on leaving his tools behind doesn't need a tricked out rifle to make that shot.
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Oh I don’t agree at all. In this day and age bipods, adjustable cheek pads, etc … are all very common and very inexpensive. I’d submit a pro marksman would do what he could to insure an accurate first shot since there is no guarantee of a quality follow up.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Oh I don’t agree at all. I’m this day and age bipods, adjustable cheek pads, etc … are all very common and very inexpensive. I’d submit a pro marksman would do what he could to insure an accurate first shot since there is no guarantee of a quality follow up.
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No argument from me on that, I don't think this shooter was a professional or had extensive training.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
As I told hog just now I don’t disagree. But I think most of our deer rifles are probably not tricked out the same as a professional marksman. The accuracy capability of the weapon is there. The aids just help us feeble old shooters.
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Depending on brand, off the shelf deer rifles can be extremely accurate. Savage makes the most accurate off the shelf rifles available. In the outdoor world this 200 yard shot is not that far for a stock rifle.
 
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hog88 said:
But a professional marksman intended on leaving his tools behind doesn't need a tricked out rifle to make that shot.
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The vast majority of people will never shoot anywhere near what a rifle is capable of, even the 1-2 MOA hunting rifles.

I'm getting a lot more confident in my belief that this was (very sadly) a lucky shot.
 
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Microsoft Denies Any Link To Man Behind 'evil' Charlie Kirk Assassination Post​


A post has gone viral on X, claiming to show a Microsoft employee making 'evil' comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Benjamin Van der Zar's Facebook profile indicates he works at Microsoft and Oracle in Ireland and is originally from Romania.

He posted on Wednesday: 'Professional hit from a few hundred yards, good job soldier.'

Microsoft told the Daily Mail that there is no record of a Benjamin Van der Zar working at the company, either present or past.

The Daily Mail has contacted Oracle and Van der Zar for comment.

The post on X, featuring a screenshot of Van der Zar's comments, has since been viewed over one million times, has 64,000 likes and has been shared 17,000 times.

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Benjamin Van der Zar commented on a post saying: 'Professional hit from a few hundred yards, good job soldier'

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Microsoft denies link to man behind Charlie Kirk assassination post

Microsoft has denied any links to the man claiming to be employed at the tech giant. Benjamin Van der Zar shared an 'evil' post on Facebook about Charlie Kirk's assassination.
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evillawyer said:
GOP doing a great job with keeping the rhetoric in check.

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Sorry you don’t get to do that now. The left has been out of control for years. You never called them out for their rhetoric. You wished death on the president last week and you are saying Conservatives should sit back and take it now.
 
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Political violence against speech is never acceptable...unless we want to force you out of the country because we don't like your opinions.

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Grand Vol said:
Peeps are gonna freak if it's a red herring and this guy turns out to have done it trying to stoke animosity between the two camps.

It's not a huge stretch.
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That possibility crossed my mind yesterday, and again today when they released the photo. Guy doesn't look trans, but I supposed he could be AlNTIFA. They've got his photos of the guy, just a matter of time until we find out
 
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Ttucke11 said:
Vance Boelter was a Democrat appointee by Tim Walz.
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They are clueless. The party of mass delusions. One of the other rocketsurgeon lefties in here was blaming the guy who shot Trump on the right as well. As usual they have absolutely no idea what truth or reality actually are.

Whats really cute is when ignorant Lefties in here copy/paste what their A.I. query told them to think. As if anyone here couldnt simply do it themselves and see the (often completely wrong) answers given by the language model.

" I can copy/paste what my phone said to think." Must be really bright indeed.
 
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