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The image features a solid red background with white text centered in the middle. The text reads: "Charlie Kirk's memorial service was held in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday. In a totally unrelated coincidence, Grindr crashed in the area around the same time." The text is in a bold, sans-serif font, making it easy to read against the red background. The message is presented in two sentences, with the first sentence providing context about Charlie Kirk's memorial service and the second sentence mentioning the unrelated coincidence of Grindr crashing. The overall layout is simple and straightforward, with no additional images or graphics present.

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Aftermath of the Charlie Kirk memorial

Patriotic Americans, huh?

The image depicts a scene of disarray on a street, likely following an event. In the foreground, a yellow ambulance with blue markings is parked on the left side of the image. The street is littered with various items, including chairs, bags, and other personal belongings, scattered across the pavement. The scene is chaotic, with debris and trash strewn about, indicating a recent disturbance. In the background, a beige building with a large "R" on it is visible, along with a tall streetlight and a fire hydrant. The sky is overcast, and the overall atmosphere is one of disorder and aftermath.

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The image is a four-panel comic strip by Sophie Labelle. In the first panel, two characters are standing outdoors, with one character expressing confusion about watching Charlie Kirk's rally, fundraiser, and funeral. The second panel shows the same character elaborating on the contradiction in Kirk's statements about being open to dialogue and debates while being dogmatic and uncompromising. The third panel features the other character, who explains that such individuals are not interested in exchange or growth, and they claim to meet in the middle but move further away from it. The final panel shows both characters agreeing on a common ground: "Release the Epstein files." The background is a simple outdoor setting with a sky and trees, and the characters are drawn in a cartoonish style.

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The image features a social media post with a caption and an animated meme. The post, by the user "g.o.d.master.mirror," reads: "Just saw somebody call the exaggerated, over-the-top, groupthink hero worship of Charlie Kirk a 'circle Kirk,' and I'm not sure if I'll ever recover." The meme below the post shows a scene from the animated series "Futurama." A character with spiky orange hair and a red jacket is seen drinking from a cup, with a surprised expression on his face and coffee spraying from his mouth. Next to him is a robot with a relaxed posture, lounging on a couch. The background features a red brick wall and a brownish-orange wall, with two black pipes visible.

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The image shows a boost from a user named "Economic Left". The tweet is from a verified account named "Mario" with the handle "[@]PawLowskiMario". The tweet contains a breaking news claim about the FBI releasing a picture of a transgender boyfriend of Charlie Kirk's killer, who is also described as a "commie." The tweet includes a photo of two individuals. The person on the left has long blue hair and is wearing a red shirt with a yellow hammer and sickle symbol, which is associated with communism. The person on the right is wearing a black bandana with white designs. The background appears to be a dimly lit indoor setting, possibly a bar or club.

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The image shows a tweet from a user named DigiDoggi, with the handle [@]digidoggi.bsky.social. The tweet is dated September 10, 2025, at 8:52 PM. The tweet's content is a statement about Charlie Klrk, expressing that he believed empathy was a "new concept" that shouldn't exist. The tweet criticizes anyone who expresses condolences for Charlie Klrk, stating that it is "VERY disrespectful to his beliefs right now." It concludes by asking people to keep Charlie Klrk out of their thoughts as he begins his "transition into worm food." The tweet includes a cartoon avatar of a dog-like character with a hat and glasses.

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Here Are 14 Real Charlie Kirk Quotes That Show His Beliefs | HuffPost Latest News

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If You're Wondering What Charlie Kirk Believed In, Here Are 14 Real Quotes

In light of his death, Charlie Kirk's legacy is being remembered through these viral quotes.
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Charlie Kirk memorial post

The image features a text message on a plain white background. The text is written in black, bold, sans-serif font, with varying sizes to emphasize certain parts. The message begins with "Dear MAGA," in large, bold letters, followed by a statement in smaller text: "Now is not the time to make this tragedy political. Thoughts and prayers. Blah, blah, blah. Isn't that what you guys say after EVERY school shooting?" The text is centered and occupies most of the image space, with no other visual elements present.

The image is a screenshot of a social media post by a user named Zeo, with the handle [@]ZeoVGM. The post is titled "Things to remember about Charlie Kirk" and lists four points about Charlie Kirk's views. The points are:</p><p> He said it was a mistake to pass the Civil Rights Act in 1964.<br> He blamed "Jewish money" for ruining American "culture."<br> He said gay people are a disease.<br> He said the 2nd amendment is worth the cost of "some gun deaths."</p><p>The background of the post is dark, and the text is white, making it stand out. The user's profile picture is a small circular image of a man with short hair and a beard, wearing a red shirt.

The image shows a social media post with two tweets. The first tweet, from a user named "soloh," reads: "A man has died, even if you didn't like him, have some empathy." The second tweet, from a verified user named "Jason Campbell," quotes Charlie Kirk, stating: "I think empathy is a made up New Age term that does a lot of damage." Below the tweets, there is a screenshot of a man speaking into a microphone, with a banner at the bottom that reads "THE CHARLIE KIRK SHOW" and includes the show's logo and website. The man is wearing a blue shirt, and the background features a curtain and a framed picture.

The image shows a social media post from a user named "not-to-get-political-but" posted 16 hours ago. The post discusses the difference in reactions between the left and right in America regarding a hypothetical scenario involving a prominent left-wing voice, such as AOC, being shot in the neck in front of a crowd. The post suggests that the right would meme the incident, drawing a wojack and making derogatory comments, while the left would lecture about gun violence and its negative impact.

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