The right is treating Charlie Kirk’s death like it’s another 9/11

The conservatives treat the murder of the right -wing expert and activist Charlie Kirk, who married sectarian and conspiracy theories, as an equal event with the September 11 terrorist attacks who killed thousands of innocent people.

Disproportionate treatment comes from the summit. Thursday, the White House announced that Vice-president JD Vance would jump the commemorative ceremony of September 11 in Ground Zero in New York and rather visit Kirk’s family in Salt Lake City, about 45 miles from where he was killed. Vance also plans to escort Kirk’s body in Phoenix aboard the Air Force two.

The secretary of the Treasury, Howard Lunick, compared the murder of Kirk to the Americans confronted with evil on September 11 A column of OP-ED in the New York Post, which, like Fox News, is Property of the Rupert Murdoch conservative magnate.

“On Wednesday, when a disturbed armed man murdered my great friend Charlie Kirk for his political opinions, we recalled that the battle against evil is never over. But just as we did after September 11, we will last, we will fight, and we will never make the publication of the article, nor their known motivation. (These two facts remain the case of this article.)

The column was promoted By the official X account of the White House, followed by 2.5 million other accounts.

During the New York ceremony, the defense secretary, Pete Hegseth, assimilated Kirk’s “courage” with the courage of the first stakeholders and other people killed during the September 11 attack.

“Heart full, clear eyes – like those of September 11, you will never be forgotten”, Hegseth added.

On “Fox & Friends” of Fox News, the co-animator Ainsley Earhardt asked the mayor of New York, Eric Adams, to the scandal, to approach “the hatred which caused the death of Charlie Kirk” alongside “the hatred which caused on September 11”.

In the same interview, Adams said Fox, “it’s the same hatred that led two planes to the World Trade Center which led a bullet through Charlie Kirk’s neck.”

Wednesday evening, during a broadcast of “Fox News @ night”, Fox’s political analyst, Gianno Caldwell, noted: “In less than 10 minutes, it will be September 11 for many of us on the East Coast, where we remember that people are dead, heroes that we greet. We salute Charlie Kirk in a very similar way. ”

In a post summarizing the last episode of the conservative activist Steve BannonPodcast “War Room”, Kari Donovan Written by Kirk“Compart to a” third round “on September 11, its loss symbolizes ideological war.”

The comments add to Kirk’s bleaching like a public personality. He promoted racism, misogyny, conspiracy theories and pure and simple lies.

Nearly 3,000 innocent were killed on September 11. They were parents, children, brothers and sisters and friends. They were not hateful, and they are not at all the same as Kirk.