🚨第三篇王志安 💥假惺惺为查理·柯克被害惋惜,实则与“二大爷”里应外合,阴损美国
——揭开王志安“理性分析”的真面目
☹️☹️☹️2025年9月10日,美国保守派领袖查理·柯克(Charlie Kirk)在犹他谷大学演讲时遭狙击暗杀,举国震惊。美国社会一致谴责暴力,强调言论自由不能被恐惧压制。
🤬🤬🤬然而,就在全国哀悼的时刻,身在日本的华人评论者王志安却趁机发布所谓“理性分析”,假惺惺地表示“惋惜”,却用转述、影射、扭曲的方式,把受害者描绘成“纳粹”“极端分子”,暗示他“咎由自取”。
与此同时,另一名华人博主**“二大爷”**在X上嘲讽道:“这个纳粹人渣被爆头,我不会表现出任何怜悯。”
结果二人一唱一和——
王志安假装“谴责暴力”,实则为这种言论开脱;
二大爷公然庆祝谋杀,王志安则替他辩护。
表面上,一个“理性”,一个“情绪”;实际上,是里应外合、唱双簧,利用美国悲剧攻击美国制度。
😡😡😡一、假惺惺的“客观分析”:先抹黑,再装惋惜
王志安在视频中用了最典型的阴险手法:
“有些人非常讨厌他,认为他就是纳粹,非常极端。”(视频2:36)
他没有说明是谁说的,也没提供任何证据,却故意在暗杀案背景下抛出“纳粹”这个极端标签。
“我没说他是纳粹,但别人说了”——这就是他惯用的“洗手式造谣”。
他明知道“纳粹”意味着极端、暴力、仇恨,一旦和被害人联系,就会在观众心里留下印象:
“他很极端,被枪杀也不意外。”
这种话术,就是在“假惺惺地谴责暴力”的外衣下,潜移默化地为暴力找理由。
😡😡😡
二、扭曲立场、暗示“自找枪杀”
王志安引用柯克的名句——
“如果枪能带来罪恶,那叉子就会导致肥胖。”
然后立刻反驳说:“枪支太多本身就是政治暗杀的前置条件。”
这话表面像分析,其实在偷换逻辑:
柯克主张守法公民拥有枪权,是基于宪法原则;
王志安却把他塑造成“无限制持枪”的狂热者,
再借“枪支太多”暗示他“死于自己信仰的代价”。
这不叫分析,这是以道德优越包装的幸灾乐祸。
😡😡😡三、替“二大爷”开脱:言论自由的假旗帜
当“二大爷”在X上庆祝柯克被杀,称他是“纳粹人渣”时,美国社会普遍愤怒。
国务卿**马可·卢比奥(Marco Rubio)**明确表示:
“任何在美持签证、为政治暗杀喝彩的外国人,将被驱逐出境。”
王志安却在节目中“轻描淡写”地说:
“这话确实不太对,但举报他的人更糟。”
😡😡😡接着他把举报与暗杀相提并论:“不管是枪杀还是举报,都是想让别人消失。”
——这是彻底的混淆视听!
举报是法律行为,暗杀是犯罪行为。
王志安把法律追责等同于暴力迫害,
实质是在为**“庆祝谋杀”辩护**,用“言论自由”掩护暴力的合法化。
🤬🤬四、嘴上嫌美国“倒退”,心里盼着去美国
更讽刺的是,王志安目前持有日本“经营管理签证”,
而日本政府在2025年10月全面收紧规定:
资金门槛提升至3000万日元;
强制要求雇员与实体办公室;
续签与永住审查更严格。
他在X上发帖感叹:“这新规太严,我可能也通不过。”
接着说:“要是被日本赶出来,就去美国,美国言论自由多好。”
这番话充分暴露他的两面嘴脸:
他在视频里把美国制度描绘成“暴力横行、民主退化”;
可一旦自己签证有问题,就立刻向往“美国的自由”。
——这种投机的双标心态,恰恰说明他所谓“理性批评”不过是一场表演。
😡😡五、结语:假惺惺的泪水,掩不住的恶意
王志安的“分析”,不是在讲事实,而是在操纵情绪:
他借“他人之口”抹黑受害者;
他扭曲柯克的主张为“极端”;
他替庆祝暗杀的人开脱;
他诋毁美国,却又梦想赴美。
他假装为查理·柯克惋惜,却真正服务于一种阴险的叙事——
让观众怀疑美国自由的价值,让暴力看起来“可以理解”。
💥💥💥这不是“新闻分析”,
这是披着理性外衣的反美宣传。
💥Fake Sympathy, Real Malice:
Wang Zhian and “Er Da Ye’s” Coordinated Attack on America
☹️☹️☹️On September 10, 2025, conservative leader Charlie Kirk was assassinated during a speech at Utah Valley University.
America mourned — even political rivals condemned the shooting as an assault on democracy.
But far away in Japan, Chinese commentator Wang Zhian uploaded a so-called “objective analysis.”
He pretended to “feel sorry,” yet subtly described Kirk as a “Nazi,” “extremist,” “uneducated troublemaker.”
His tone sounded calm, but his framing did the dirty work:
Kirk wasn’t just killed — he somehow “deserved” it.
Meanwhile, another Chinese blogger, “Er Da Ye,” posted on X:
“That Nazi scum got what he deserved. No sympathy.”
Together, the two voices played a coordinated duet —
one feigned rationality, the other spewed hatred —
but both attacked America from different angles.
1. The “Nazi by Quotation” Trick
Wang said, “Some people say Kirk’s ideas are Nazi-like, very extreme.”
He never explained who those “people” were or why that label mattered.
In the aftermath of a political assassination, that phrase plants a moral seed:
if he’s “Nazi-like,” then his death feels a little less tragic.
That’s how propaganda works — smear first, then pretend to analyze.
2. Twisting Kirk’s Beliefs into “He Brought It on Himself”
Wang quoted Kirk’s line —
“If guns cause evil, then forks cause obesity.” —
then claimed America’s gun culture was “the precondition for political assassinations.”
He implies: Kirk defended guns, so he died by guns.
That’s dishonest.
Kirk defended the Second Amendment, not anarchy.
He accepted that freedom has costs but never promoted violence.
Wang’s framing turns constitutional principle into poetic karma —
a sly way of blaming the victim.
3. Shielding “Er Da Ye” under Free Speech
When “Er Da Ye” mocked Kirk’s death, U.S. officials condemned it.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that any visa-holder
who glorifies political murder would be expelled from the U.S.
Wang’s reaction?
“His words were wrong, but the people reporting him are worse.”
He then compared online reporting to physical violence:
“Whether it’s shooting someone or reporting them, both want the other side to disappear.”
That’s absurd.
Reporting hate speech isn’t the same as pulling a trigger.
By conflating legal accountability with persecution,
Wang excuses those who cheer for assassins — all under the false banner of “free speech.”
4. Hating America, Dreaming of America
Ironically, Wang’s own Japanese Business Manager Visa is now under pressure.
Japan’s new 2025 rules raised the capital requirement to ¥30 million,
demanded local staff and physical offices, and tightened renewal standards.
He posted, “These new rules are too strict — maybe I won’t qualify.”
Then added, half-jokingly:
“If Japan kicks me out, I might move to America. At least there’s freedom of speech.”
So the man who calls America “decaying and violent”
now dreams of moving there for “freedom.”
He denounces the system — until he needs its protection.
That’s not conviction. That’s opportunism.
5. The Real Face Behind the “Rational” Mask
Wang’s commentary is not about truth; it’s about manipulation.
He quotes others to spread smears.
He twists facts into moral blame.
He defends extremists under “free speech.”
He despises America publicly, yet privately yearns to enter it.
He cries fake tears for Charlie Kirk
while quietly legitimizing the hatred that got him killed.
That’s not journalism — it’s psychological warfare wrapped in polite language.
💥💥💥Fake sympathy. Real malice. And a story that America deserves to recognize for what it is.
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