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[Diem @Diem269806]

@HillbillyHipp1e @TPUSA It’s bold and courageous. They are not letting the enemy take any more territory. It sends a message that they are not backing down and that is admirable. Let’s pray for everyone’s protection.

[Blake Neff @BlakeSNeff]

Charlie's favorite radio host was Rush Limbaugh and he deliberately built his own on-air brand around imitating him. He also loved playing classic Rush clips from time to time.

One of our team members just dug up this thought-provoking Rush clip from 2018 that warns about the "poisonous" effect of wanting attention above all else.

"It goes deeper than just trying to be noticed. It leads to all kinds of insincerity. It leads to lack of substance, replaced by behavior that will get noticed...no matter what you get noticed for."

[Natalie Jean Beisner @NJBeisner]

Abortion culture paved the way for the Lindsay Clancy phenomenon.

For decades, our culture has taught women a grotesque contradiction: your child’s life is sacred when someone else takes it—but disposable when you decide you don’t want it.

That contradiction has consequences.

A mother can legally abort her unborn child. Yet in many jurisdictions, if someone attacks a pregnant woman and kills her unborn child, that death can be treated as a separate homicide.

Why? If that child is a human life when someone else kills him, he doesn’t magically become less human when his own mother wants him dead.

A life is a life. Its value cannot depend on whether its mother wants it or who is responsible for ending it.

And I think that contradiction helps explain something deeply disturbing about the reaction to Lindsay Clancy.

If Lindsay had strangled three children who belonged to someone else, virtually no one would be romanticizing her, identifying with her, or flooding social media with sympathy for her.

But because they were her children, suddenly people talk as though motherhood gave her some unique claim over the lives she took.

It didn’t.

Cora, Dawson and Callan did not belong to Lindsay Clancy. They were human beings with lives and value entirely separate from hers.

And once a society decides that the most defenseless human beings among us—the preborn—can lose their right to live based on someone else’s wishes, we shouldn’t be shocked when our moral clarity about other vulnerable lives begins to erode too.

The standard has to be consistent:

Children do not become more or less human based on whether they’re wanted.

Their lives do not become more or less valuable based on who kills them.

And motherhood does not confer ownership over a child’s life.

Protect the vulnerable. All of them.

[Bumpkin, Esq. @BumpkinEsq]

I ran plain facts of Lindsay Clancy's psychosis defense through Claude AI without reference to her case, and the result is:

"This pattern doesn't correspond to a recognized psychiatric syndrome; it corresponds to the checklist forensic evaluators use to screen for malingering."

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Of course the great irony is that like 95 percent of the women blaming psych drugs for Lindsay Clancy murdering her children are also on psych drugs themselves. They supposedly believe that these drugs can cause you to annihilate your family and yet that hasn’t stopped them from taking the drugs. And they certainly aren’t calling for the drugs to be banned. In conclusion, they’re totally full of shit.

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

@JayTC53 No one is defending Big Pharma. That’s a red herring. Lindsay Clancy is guilty of murder because she did the evil act, she pill shopped, she didn’t take the medication as prescribed, and not guilty by reason of insanity is a cop out. You kill your kids and you’re done. Full stop.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@unfamericatour @ZeeToTheHill @MrsErikaKirk @AndrewKolvet @BlakeSNeff @tylerbowyer @Change I thought you hated TPUSA? If she's so bad why not let it fail? Or is it you're scared because she's actually an amazing CEO who threatens your pathetic cause

[Diem @Diem269806]

@RavenGrace0613 As Erika said in her first public speech after Charlie's assassination "the movement my husband built will not die". I think it shows courage and sends a message that they are not backing down. We shouldn't let the enemy take any more territory.

[Blake Neff @BlakeSNeff]

Here is how Charlie actually spoke to transgender people who showed up at his debates.

Richard Novak calls this "hateful."

[Diem @Diem269806]

@adamfrancisco_ Right? It was incredibly cruel of her to make everyone relive that horrible night. She should have pled guilty and let others heal and move on.

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

For the record: Sending your husband out of the house, keeping him on the phone so you know exactly how much time you have, taking your children to the basement, and strangling them is not postpartum. That is not mental health. That is calculated, premeditated murder with criminal intent.

[Hannah Strege, LCSW @HannahStrege]

IVF ethics should not begin with:

“How can we help adults have a baby?”

They should begin with:

“What is in the best interest of every child we create?”

Change the first question and you change the entire industry.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@B111Dani @AndrewKolvet I'm just trying to figure out where your sense of morality comes from since you feel so confident calling others evil. It seems hypocritical and inconsistent.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@BlakeSNeff Erika is doing a phenomenal job. The tours are continuing, the Gospel is spreading, the youth is mobilizing. How people think this goes against Charlie's legacy is beyond me. This was his legacy.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@SaraHermanw0 Good! We don't need depraved teachers like you near our children.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@B111Dani @AndrewKolvet and the way you mock Erika isn't evil?

[Tyler Bowyer @tylerbowyer]

@nosoup4knowles It’s hilarious. Erika is doing such a great job that outright leftist orgs want her to resign.

If she was actually doing a bad job, leftist groups would be excited for her as leader of TPUSA.

They’re straight up telling you she’s scary to them and great for turning point

[Diem @Diem269806]

@LagerthaMuadDib @sweetcarolinatv They are all trash. The only innocent people in this story were Cora, Dawson and Callen.

[Diem @Diem269806]

@LagerthaMuadDib @sweetcarolinatv Yes Lindsay killed them, but people have a right to be angry at Patrick, her mother, and his mother who spoke for the defense. It’s absolutely evil to side with Lindsay and not their grandchildren. They have more to gain if she’s not guilty since they’re suing the psychiatrists

[Kentucky Girl @Kentuckygirl1]

We have to win in November.

You see that, right? I mean.....it's clear, right?

Our justice system has been compromised by activism, our education system is overrun by communists, and the traditional family is being attacked by the social/mainstream media.

WE. HAVE. TO. WIN.