I just came across a bunch of @charliekirk11 interviews from 2024 and 2025 while browsing for something.
I still can't believe that somebody killed him. Agree or disagree with all of his views, he was clearly a decent human being.
What a loss for the USA and humanity.
California has officially signed the “Stop Nick Shirley Act” (AB 2624) into law. This bill was created only after I exposed widespread fraud in immigrant communities across America, specifically in California’s Medicaid, nonprofits and other welfare programs funded by our tax dollars.
These politicians need the fraud to continue and they sadly use immigrants to do so often. They fund nonprofits and NGOs with hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars every year for immigration services, including free healthcare and have now made “immigration support service providers” essentially a protected class in California.
For example, if I film a hospice or a “learing center” with no patients receiving millions through Medicaid and the owner gives me a paper saying I cannot publish the video, I cannot publish it. If I publish it to expose them and they claim it caused them “fear” or a third party threatens them, I face a minimum $4,000 civil fine plus the legal fees of the individual or group suing me.
This bill was created by the Attorney General’s wife and co-sponsored by CHIRLA, a nonprofit that has received over $80,000,000 in taxpayer dollars for “immigrant support services.” Do you understand how this works yet? When the fraud is exposed, they create new laws to protect the fraudsters and penalize those who expose it.
By signing this bill, the Governor and California politicians expose themselves as the corrupt politicians they are. This is not the end, the fight has just begun. More to come soon, this is far from over.
@nickshirleyy@jjauthor How embarrassing for California. I believe this law may also be unconstitutional and will eventually be overturned. Imagine the government being more embarrassed about fraud being uncovered than the actual fraud, that they make a law that uncovering it is criminal. Embarrassing
@Bamaboy70Dh@DanielDemer420@Nyxcalibro@Boldyboy1975 There are reasons they sometimes don’t tell you what the the problem is before getting identification. He also could have just complied, got a warning or ticket, and went home. Instead he tried to change a law on the side of the road which will NEVER work.
@TheOneDartangon@DanielDemer420@Nyxcalibro@Bamaboy70Dh@Boldyboy1975 Look another bigot and what are totally about? I’m about following the law. You’re not going to change the law on the side or a road. If it’s unconstitutional change the law or challenge it all the way to a Supreme Court. Or you can be dumb and get arrested for no good reason.
@IfindRetards I can’t imagine being his age and thinking this juvenile behavior is a real gotcha lol. Most people with jobs would be fired for this behavior and for good reason. Incredible,he feels he can act this way representing California. Time for a change California.Truly embarrassing 😳
@Bamaboy70Dh@DanielDemer420@Nyxcalibro@Boldyboy1975 Yes, when police lose control over traffic stops especially when there is concern for their safety that’s when things go great🙄. I’m not saying it was perfect but keep in mind many they deal with are extremely bad people who will do anything when desperate enough.
@Spindrift76@bmariner@MarinasHammer Speaks volumes? Does the church need an announcement after every murder in Utah that involves any one affiliated? What are getting at with speaks volumes? It’s a pretty fluid situation as it just happened. Best to find the facts before making a statement if 1 evenneeds to be made
@Spindrift76@MarinasHammer We all know this’ll is horrible. Church members know this behavior is unacceptable. Not sure what more needs to be said. It’s just so tragic. Life is precious. Prayers for the families of those involved.
@DanielDemer420@Nyxcalibro@Bamaboy70Dh@Boldyboy1975 That’s not the law in Mississippi. If it’s unconstitutional it needs to be challenged which it probably has been but I don’t know for sure. Give them your info, the officer explains the reason for the stop, your get a warning, a ticket, or arrested if you have a warrant.
@Nyxcalibro@Bamaboy70Dh@Boldyboy1975 No, he committed some type of crime/driving infraction and was pulled over. He is required by Mississippi law to give the officer his driver license and proof of insurance. He learned a hard lesson that was easily preventable. If it’s unconstitutional take it to court.
@slushyapollo@JP23177686@Boldyboy1975 Right, so he should have complied with the law and given the documents. You will never win this battle on these side of the road. It’s the attitude “Let’s make a mountain out of a molehill”.
@JMac894710@ShoelessJo1010@its_The_Dr She was trying to get the ball to the ref as quickly as possible. Even a day of game seems ridiculous imo. Next time the players should let the ref get the ball. That would take an extra 30 seconds
@anibal_Les@Randomvideos107 She was arrested and no, whites don’t commit more crime per percentage than any other race. Even if they did what does that even mater? They were trying to figure it of she was having a medical emergency like hypoglycemia. She broke the law and was arrested for it….
@slushyapollo@JP23177686@Boldyboy1975 In Mississippi, where this happened, the officer is not required to explain why, before getting the request documents. Really crazy way to learn this lesson imo. Even if the officer is wrong you are not going to win that battle off the road. Take it to court and fight it there.