Charlie Kirk shot from a distance, direct hit

[Steelr4evr]

Is any of this true?

I have absolutely no idea. Life has taught me anything is possible,but you can't staple water to a tree.


There's so much deception and misdirection it's damn near impossible to clarify without multiple vetted sources.

 

[JMM]

I have absolutely no idea. Life has taught me anything is possible,but you can't staple water to a tree.


There's so much deception and misdirection it's damn near impossible to clarify without multiple vetted sources.

So who is backing that "comic"? Who is he anyways? I actually remember when comedy was funny

 

[Steelr4evr]

So who is backing that "comic"? Who is he anyways? I actually remember when comedy was funny

I have no idea who that is. I watch very little regular television.

 

[Steelr4evr]

 

[IndySteel]

I actually remember when comedy was funny

Check out Matt Rife. He's hilarious and very quick witted. He doesn't just stand there and recite jokes, he interacts with the crowd. I just got tix to see him in Louisville.

 

[Tim Steelersfan]

Check out Matt Rife. He's hilarious and very quick witted. He doesn't just stand there and recite jokes, he interacts with the crowd. I just got tix to see him in Louisville.

Rife is hysterical. I've seen hundreds of his reels.

His stand up routine is just ok. But to your point, when he's going ad lib in front of a crowd it's hysterical. He picks on everyone, literally everyone. People in wheel chairs, the non-verbal, gays, lesbians, etc. People attend just hoping that he will pick them to humiliate.

He's reminding us we've become too PC, to woke. It's healthy to be able to laugh at ourselves, recognize we are all different and find humor in it vs. trying to make everyone equal (an impossible task).

 

[jitter77]

Rife is hysterical. I've seen hundreds of his reels.

His stand up routine is just ok. But to your point, when he's going ad lib in front of a crowd it's hysterical. He picks on everyone, literally everyone. People in wheel chairs, the non-verbal, gays, lesbians, etc. People attend just hoping that he will pick them to humiliate.

He's reminding us we've become too PC, to woke. It's healthy to be able to laugh at ourselves, recognize we are all different and find humor in it vs. trying to make everyone equal (an impossible task).

I never see his standup, just him with the crowd. I don't really like comedians typically, but i think he is funny