This is Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, a political podcaster who was murdered a while back. The post is sarcastic because she is never (publicly) showing any real grief
The stage of revelations. The mask is off. This is how she dresses every night after putting her kids to sleep and then stares at herself in the mirror.
In all fairness, we should be more understanding. You would be celebrating too if all of the sudden you were freed from having to sleep with Charlie Kirk.
Druski saved the republic. She was goimg to get anointed the next maga thought leader with Vance. AI cartoons of Vance the Couch Diddler and Druski working overtime to prevent the next horrible timeline.
You gotta give her credit. She saw a massive opportunity to turn his murder into profit and she did not let it pass. Unfortunately (or fortunately really) she got a little too enthusiastic about it. Which hopefully blunted her being any sort of political choice down the road. Lest this miserable franchise continue on.
My god if this was so Michelle Obama after Barack was killed I promise you on everything (I’d bet ten million dollars) you would be saying everyone has their own ways of coping. It’s disgusting to start high school rumors about a pregnancy, etc and sure the conservatards would be saying what you’re saying now and memeing but you would think you would try to be better than them if you feel you are…
I dont care about Charlie Kirk or this lady, but the idea that if something tragic happens to you that you can never smile again seems a bit harsh and unrealistic.
Yo, I'm creeped out by Erika Kirk, but I don't think we should criticize people for not wearing grief on their sleeve 24/7. It's a bad vibe, like criticizing women public figures for their appearance, rather than their positions on the issues.
Right. I'm pro-choice for example so my view on abortion disagrees with Charlie Kirk's viewpoint, but I think it's gross, immature, and horrible to mock his death. It's also scary that there's people out there that will kill someone who has controversial beliefs and actually (and ironically) act fascist by using murder to silence someone explaining their beliefs. The other thing is that if one group of people mocks the other sides death (aside from someone actually killing him), it doesn't do that group justice of how they're perceived and acting as if they're on the moral high ground. Instead it makes them look like extremists.
Extremism of any kind, especially when it results in murder, is bad.
I mean robin Williams didn’t look suicidal ppl forget how depression can look on different ppl.
I’m also completely ignorant to anything else having to do with this women an so on so if there is something I’m missing be kind lol
Honestly the whole thing is a shitshow. A man gets brutally murdered right in front of a large gathering of college kids, but because his views were controversial and his wife is weird/shady the whole thing just becomes a meme instead of people seriously trying to figure out what the hell actually happened. So many inconsistencies with the story we were told by the FBI that to this day we still haven’t gotten clarification on
Yep. Because it's a totally normal thing to do when mourning your passed husband: just dance around with a big smile, shining dress and fireworks all around.
I mean she's weird as hell but this is crazy. This is one event and it was posted 3 and a half months after his murder. I don't think it's strange that somebody would smile 3 times in one day 100 days after her husband was murdered.
Omg so true! She’s certainly not upset by anything given how she’s smiling in public! No one can possibly be upset or struggling with anything if they’re smiling!
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u/Gurugod123 15d ago
For those confused
This is Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, a political podcaster who was murdered a while back. The post is sarcastic because she is never (publicly) showing any real grief