To: TBP
It wasn’t “perfect,” unless you’re some jackass on the internet running your fool face.
2 posted on
09/10/2025 6:41:51 PM PDT by
AAABEST
(That time Washington DC became a corrupted, existential threat to us all...)
To: AAABEST
It wasn’t “perfect,”
Yup. Not to sound callous, but there are literally tens of millions of people in the US that could’ve delivered that shot. Ex military, hunters, and others who know basic rifle technique.
A typical deer rifle sight-in job wouldn’t even require holdover or windage at that range. And the assassin’s shot was noticeably off center, not that it helped Mr. Kirk :(
24 posted on
09/10/2025 6:50:00 PM PDT by
verum ago
(I figure some people must truly be in love, for only love can be so blind.)
To: AAABEST
It wasn’t “perfect,” unless you’re some jackass on the internet running your fool face.
I would not call it “perfect”. But it was successfull.
It appears someone did a better job of thinking it out, planning, and putting it into operation than those who attempted to assassinate President Trump.
There are probably a few million people in the United States who have the skills to do this.
The number who have the motivation to do such an assassination is a very small percentage of that number. Most people want to keep the polity of the United States intact.
This did not require a “pro” but it did require some skills and planning.
Every Conservative speaker cannot afford a Presidential level of security.
To: AAABEST
Is the bastard caught? Looks like you're the fool.
152 posted on
09/11/2025 2:55:16 AM PDT by
Chgogal
(The NYT is the mouthpiece of the violent left-wing Democrat Party.)
To: AAABEST
I guess you could say that is was a very, very good shot because it brought about virtually instantaneous death. But I understand your point: if the correct approach is center mass, his shot was marginal, but very unlucky for Charlie.
232 posted on
09/11/2025 11:26:14 AM PDT by
JewishRighter
(LIBERALISM IS A DEADLY MENTAL DISORDER)
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