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What Really Killed Charlie Kirk

On September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University, a tragic event unfolded that shook the western world to its core. Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old founder of Turning Point USA and a vocal conservative leader, was addressing a crowd of young supporters when a bullet struck his neck. In an instant, chaos erupted, and Kirk was gone. President Trump labeled it a "political assassination," sparking widespread mourning and outrage. But just weeks prior, another heartbreaking loss occurred: Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was brutally stabbed on a Charlotte light rail by a repeat offender with 14 prior convictions—freed due to lenient "progressive" policies. Kirk's last X post fiercely politicized her death, blaming the system that allowed her killer to walk free. Today, we're not dwelling on the graphic videos still circulating on social media. Instead, let's confront the deeper question:

What really killed Iryan Zarutska ?

And what really killed Charlie Kirk? Spoiler alert—it's not the shooter. The Shooter: A Symptom, Not the Cause The perpetrator was a young white ex-engineering student, reportedly radicalized online and influenced by his transgender partner. While he pulled the trigger, he isn't the true culprit. So who is it ? His partner? Perhaps an enabler. The networks that supported him? Sure. But the real killer isn't human—it's the pervasive umbrella of ideologies that has infiltrated millions of minds and every major institution in society. This isn't about a single act of violence. It's an autopsy of the ideas that led to it: wokism, the hyper-progressive dogma that started with noble intentions like fighting injustice but morphed into a cult of grievance. Here, truth yields to feelings, and dissent is equated with violence. Breaking Down the Deadly Umbrella: Wokism's Core Components Under the banner of wokism lie several intertwined ideologies that have poisoned discourse and driven societal division in the West. Let's dissect them: DEI: From Inclusion to Incompetence Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) sounds benign on the surface—who wouldn't support fairness? But in practice, it's a mandate that prioritizes quotas over merit, turning workplaces, schools, and boards into battlegrounds of identity politics. DEI initiatives have funded "restorative justice" programs that excuse criminal behavior under the guise of "equity," especially for those deemed "marginalized." This is the same system that let Iryna Zarutska's killer roam free, contributing to a cycle of crime and tragedy. Transgenderism: Erasing Biology and Fueling Radicalization Transgender ideology reframes biology as a mere social construct, insisting society conform or face cancellation. It's no longer about compassion for those struggling with gender dysphoria; it's a push to dismantle sex-based realities in sports, bathrooms, and even children's literature. Charlie Kirk fearlessly called this out, highlighting how it radicalizes vulnerable individuals who view disagreement as "genocide." The shooter's reported ties to this world underscore how such ideas can inspire deadly actions. Critical Race Theory (CRT): Sowing Division Through Racial Lens At the root of it all is Critical Race Theory (CRT), which posits America and the western world as inherently racist and irredeemable. Originating in law schools, it has seeped into K-12 education, corporate HR trainings, and even religious institutions. CRT fosters white guilt and racial resentment, pitting people against each other based on skin color. Over decades, this has created a fractured society where unity seems impossible. These ideologies haven't just stayed in theory—they've today successfully bloomed toxically across institutions: - Universities: Once hubs of critical thinking, they're now factories for activists, defunding security for "safe spaces" while indoctrinating students. - Corporations: Pinkwashing profits with pride parades and DEI mandates, prioritizing optics over excellence. - The Church: Traditionally a pillar of truth, some denominations now twist scripture to affirm drag queen story hours and racial reparations. Charlie Kirk saw this rot clearly. In his final hours, he emphasized his Christian faith, justice for Iryna, and the battle against these destructive ideas. As he often said, ideas have consequences—and these have led to death, disorder, and destruction. Time to Uproot the Weeds To truly honor Charlie Kirk and Iryna Zarutska death, we must dismantle these ideologies at their roots. Here's how we can start: - Reform Higher Education: Advocate and push for the ban of CRT, Marxist curricula, Transgender ideology, treating them as case studies in societal damage. Defund DEI departments and refocus on merit and excellence. - Protect Vulnerable Spaces: Advocate and support organizations that safeguard women's rights in sports and facilities against the transgender agenda's overreach. - Enforce Law and Order: Vote for leaders who prioritize public safety over "progressive" leniency, ensuring criminals face real consequences. - Speak Out Boldly and Get Involved: Even if it means facing backlash, voice your concerns privately, publicly and in writing. Silence allows the weeds to grow. Get involved with organizations and groups that are aligned with the same mission. If we fail to act, more lives like Charlie's and Iryna's will be lost. And the weeds will continue to grow until we all choke.

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