Conservative KK Slams Hero Worship Of CEO Shooter Suspect

He's not wrong . . . Some of the online discourse has been downright deranged. 

TKC had to double check the Burger King DID NOT attempt to dunk on their competition amid this culture war drama. 

Meanwhile . . . 

Check KK's take and more info on the American healthcare debate in the aftermath of a recent high-profile killing . . . 

"The aftermath from the shooting of the United Healthcare CEO is becoming a bigger story than the assassination itself and that is just sickening.  The shooter is now a hero in some circles and Senator Elizabeth Warren has even justified what he did.  You have to hear this... and... what happened to Nancy Mace at her office on Tuesday.  These poeple on the left are dangerous."

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Luigi Mangione came from privilege. Then his spine gave out, he went off the grid, and he got a gun.

Luigi Mangione came from a prominent family, graduated valedictorian of his high-school class, and traveled extensively. Now he's accused of murder.

The 'Ghost Gun' Linked to Luigi Mangione Shows Just How Far 3D-Printed Weapons Have Come

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