Tucker “EXPOSING the TERRIFYING Truth on Charlie Kirk”

Tucker Carlson Exposes the Censorship Playbook After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

Tucker Carlson argues that the assassination of Charlie Kirk was not the end of a single man, but the beginning of an orchestrated attempt by powerful political and media figures to “silence the American population” by exploiting the tragedy to push for an end to free speech.

Carlson claims that the ultimate motive of those in power is to “dictate what people believe” and that their push for “hate speech” laws is a fundamental denial of the victim’s humanity. He pointed to a specific, two-part strategy being deployed using the memory of Charlie Kirk: 1) The Media Distraction, and 2) The Legislative Coup via Section 230 reform.

The Censorship Playbook: Two Prongs of Attack

Carlson argues that the political establishment immediately mobilized to leverage Kirk’s death to advance a censorship agenda.

1. The Distraction: Manufacturing a Free Speech Crisis

Jimmy Kimmel as a Decoy: Carlson dismissed the focus on late-night host Jimmy Kimmel as a “nasty little censor” and a “symbol of censorship.” He claimed Kimmel is an irrelevant figure whose job is a result of “weird political affirmative action” and that the media attention on his temporary removal was a deliberate distraction from the real issue.
The Motive of the Elites: The focus on Kimmel’s “free speech” issue served to preemptively hijack the conversation, making it about a talentless talk show host rather than the life-and-death struggle for free expression.

2. The Legislative Coup: The Section 230 Threat

Carlson claims that because an “open transparent censorship law will not pass,” the establishment will instead invoke Section 230 to achieve the same result.

What Section 230 Is: It is the law that shields tech companies (platforms like Google, Facebook, X) from legal liability for the content posted by users (slander, obscenity, etc.). This distinction is what allows these platforms to dominate global information flow.
The Congressional Threat: Carlson highlighted Congressman Moskowitz speaking to the FBI Director, who immediately invoked Section 230 as a solution to “conspiracy theories” and the “poison[ing]” of “our children’s minds” by “foreign governments.”
The Real Goal: Carlson argued the Congressman’s true motive was revealed when he turned to the FBI Director and said, “They’re criticizing your personal life… They’re not allowed to do that.” Carlson asserts the real purpose is not to protect vulnerable groups but to shield “the people who run everything” from criticism and conspiracy theories—classic “old-fashioned tyranny.”

The Denial of Humanity and the “Hate Speech” Lie

Carlson dedicated significant time to attacking the concept of “hate speech,” which he argues is the philosophical justification for the coming censorship.

“Hate Speech” is a Lie: He stated that “hate speech” is a category that “doesn’t strictly speaking exist under US law.” He claims it is never defined, similar to the powerful word “racism,” which he also claims is never defined. Instead, “hate speech” is “speech the people in charge hate and therefore it should be banned.”
Equating Words with Violence: Carlson asserted that the left has been indoctrinating an entire generation in schools to believe that “hate speech” is “speech that hurts people. Speech that is tantamount to violence.” Since society punishes violence, this justifies censoring speech.
The End of the Soul: Carlson believes that imposing “hate speech laws” is a “denial of the humanity of American citizens.” He argues that by denying someone the right to their “free conscience”—to express their views—the elite are essentially saying, “I don’t acknowledge that you’re a human being. I think you’re a meat puppet I can control. I think you’re an animal.”

Charlie Kirk’s Legacy: The War for Free Speech

Carlson revealed a deeply personal conversation with Charlie Kirk that he feels defines Kirk’s legacy.

Going “All the Way”: Carlson recounted a July conversation with Kirk before a speech where Carlson hesitated to discuss controversial topics like the “neocons in the United States to draw us into another forever war with Iran” and the Mossad connection to Jeffrey Epstein, fearing it would anger Kirk’s “donors.”
Kirk’s Command: Kirk’s final, definitive answer was, “Go all the way. Do it. Go all the way.” Carlson views this as proof that Kirk was a true free speech champion and that his death must not be “exploited by bad actors to create a society that was the opposite of the one he worked to build.” He warned that if hate speech laws are passed, there will “never a more justified moment for civil disobedience than that, ever.”

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