Replies to post #544436 on Tornado Alley (PROG)

[Hanibal]

Correct. Robinson is a far right neo nazi Groyper. Maybe more importantly he is a gun nut raised in a conservative gun obsessed family.

Amazing how conservatives never accept that a shooter is one of them when the evidence is clear.

This short clip explains the Groyper subculture which uses the language of irony, shit posting and mockery to attempt to conceal what they really mean. Everything they say is cloaked in irony and is sort of a shibboleth which lets other Groypers know that the person saying those things is in the same group.

“It was a shitpost.”

This is very insightful analysis. pic.twitter.com/nEzdDwWUXX

— Annalea 🪷🐝🌻 (@citizengatsby) September 13, 2025

[arizona1]

A teenager radicalized by white supremacy shot people at school last week--but media ignores it. This demands far more attention!
Ignoring the cause makes us less safe!



We are still learning all the details in connection with the killer of Charlie Kirk. Although a few facts are undisputed, namely that the killer was a young white guy who came from a pro-MAGA family, lived in a very Republican area of red state and spent large chunks of time in the online community. To be blunt, though we need more facts to understand his full motivation for this horrific murder.

However, on the very same day Kirk was killed, there was another dreadful shooting by a young white guy. That took place when 16 year-old Desmond Holly entered his high school in Evergreen, Colorado, where he began shooting at students with a revolver—wounding two before taking his own life

But in the case of the Colorado shooter, when police said the gunman was “radicalized by some extremist network,” they knew his online activity was a celebration of Neo-Nazi and white supremacist views but they refused to tell the public at the time. We know that because of the public reporting and reviews by extremist experts that has followed the shooting which detailed a tsunami of such evidence.

For starters, Holly’s Tik Tok account included “14w” in the username—which as experts note is a reference to the “14 words,” a popular white supremacist slogan.” Those “14 words” are, "We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children." Per the Southern Poverty Law Center, “this is the best-known slogan of the U.S. white supremacist movement” and was coined by David Lane--a member of the white power terrorist group The Order who killed Jewish radio host Alan Berg.
https://deanobeidallah.substack.com/p/a-teenager-radicalized-by-white-supremacy

[Porgie Tirebiter]

What's that got to do with anything? Heck, I'm a Republican too.