As the 'investigations' advance, this whole Kirk incident is showing more and more to be mostly coincidental; but the surrounding events and motivations range from the mental-religious, to the mental-political. And it is sad, because this man was waking up to the facts of his own risks, and was already trying to find his middle ground. Brutal.  

I don't think the n*t jobs who assassinated him -a kid is as mentally malleable as you couldn't believe- did this as part of a conspiracy. But yes, it was on purpose, and this, was done as an act of religious and sectarian bounce-back violence. Making it is what zizek calls a historic 'symptom', which is an universal, real, indicator of the state of politics at any given time.

What is most poignant about Kirks death is that he was a liberal doing all this endeavor for the sake of his 'faith'. Well, now that they brutally killed him, we know what the extent of their faith is.

The cup is full. And they want to enforce us all over the western/northern hemisphere with this bullshit anti-boycott bill.

The GOOD symptom (image 2) is that the majority of the 140+ countries in the world are going to support the end of this shitshow. And these countries have a very realistic reason to boycott now. 

It's been a painful week y'all. I feel for the people in the US but part of me thinks that this is what the rest of the world experiences routinely. It's very sad that we have to win back the MAGAs while the snakes kill each other slowly. Very very very sad

Wake me up when September ends (?)