Meet Kristen Helm, who just started a job with the High Plains Library District Friends & Foundation in Greeley, Colorado. It is a nonprofit, but it works closely with the public library district.
Yesterday she posted a dancing meme mocking Charlie Kirk, one year after his assassination. That video is a stark contrast to one she posted at the beginning of this month honoring Suicide Prevention Month.
That is not principle. That is hypocrisy, mourning suicide in the abstract while cheering the death of a political opponent.
The HPLD Friends & Foundation exists to support programs and resources for the High Plains Library District in Northern Colorado. People with views this extreme should not be working in a role tied to a public library and funded by the community it is supposed to serve.
You know what to do!
KEEP TALKING ABOUT CHARLIE KIRK.
Seriously. Every meme, every cheap shot, every angry post keeps his name moving. And sooner or later, somebody who never listened to him before is going to pull up a debate, hear what he actually said, and start asking questions.
That’s the part they don’t understand.
You’re not erasing Charlie by mocking him. You’re introducing him to people who may have never heard him.
So keep his name alive. Keep sharing the clips. Keep the conversations going.
Charlie Kirk is a National Treasure!
Riot police are now using shields to push people down the road in Portsmouth.
Pushing invaders out?
Of course not.
They're pushing locals out the way so they can bring the invaders into their community!
It is genuinely astonishing how the implementation of body-cams universally destroyed the Black Lives Matter narrative of police brutality.
I wouldn't be shocked if Leftists demanded they be banned at some point.
Greatest self-own in the history of politics.
More footage of the aftermath of a white lad being attacked by 3 non whites in Birmingham, police let the 3 attackers run off and arrested the white lad.
After handcuffing him, they tell him: “Walk to the fucking car, you dick!”
There is no magic soil. A nation is simply its people. America was built by White Europeans, so it’s not surprising that White Europeans feel at home in the US. We’re the same people.
It’s like night and day compared with all the third world scum.