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“[Tyler] didn't like "hateful people" and "people who would talk down about others." He was upset by figures who seemed like bullies - who voiced prejudices against people based on their race or sex.”- statement from a former classmate.
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More comments from people who knew Tyler (Pt. 2)
One of my first posts on here, way back in September, was a compilation of quotes from people who actually knew Tyler and weren't just random neighbors. So I'm picking up where I left off with more quotes I found all over the internet. These will mostly be from his classmates, and I'll continue with people who didn't really know him in the next few posts. Though these aren't as insightful as the interviews with his actual friends, I still feel that they give us a window into his personality and political views.
Former classmates speaking to the Daily Mail
'I think most people would describe him as a little bit weird because he was kind of an oddball,' admitted classmate Gibson Wright. 'I'd say he still had a solid group of friends. He wasn't a complete loner. He was almost shy, very timid. We weren't close but I sat with him at lunch where he'd play video games.'
Indeed, a number of Tyler's classmates have spoken of his playing Super Smash Bros – a derivative of Super Mario – on the Nintendo Switch.
Writing anonymously via social media site Discord – where Robinson is alleged by prosecutors to have confessed his crimes to friends last week – one school friend recalled: 'We'd just sit at the table in school and eat lunch, talk and laugh about video games. Politics weren't on our minds at all.'
'They were a group of gamers,' added another classmate of Tyler and his friends. 'All they would do was sit down with their Nintendo Switches at lunch and play Smash Bros. That was almost every single day, like for their entire lunch. They also had silly little quirks like talking to each other in lisps and using friendly banter. "Shut your b**ch a** up" was their famous sentence. They would shorten it to SYBAU. A lot of them were neurodivergent.'
Other classmates recall how intelligent Robinson was, with one saying he was 'easily top ten in his class.'
(Lmfaoo???)
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15115217/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-transgender-roommate-relationship-evil.html (archive)
NCTC chief looked into FBI Kirk files for “foreign involvement”: any truth to this?
The ideological fault line Joe Kent’s defection exposed this week is proving hard for the GOP to paper over.
If you’ve been online in the past day or so, you’ll probably have seen the news about National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) chief Joe Kent’s resignation. In his letter, Kent wrote that Iran posed no imminent threat to the U.S. and that the war was a result of the Israel lobby. Soon after, he went on his ally Tucker Carlson’s show to discuss his resignation and brought up his attempt to look into the FBI’s files for the possibility of foreign involvement in Kirk’s assassination, essentially insinuating that Israel might have had a hand in his death. He claims that he had a “decent amount of leads,” though they weren’t “anything concrete,” but he was stopped by the FBI because they wanted to let Utah state handle the investigation. On the Megyn Kelly Show, he mentioned that one of his concerns was the online "transtifa" profiles who seemed to have foreknowledge of the assassination (something that's been thoroughly debunked).
This isn’t new information, fyi—way back in October, the New York Times published an article about Kent’s thwarted probe and his dispute with Kash Patel. And it’s coming up again not because there’s any particular merit to his allegations, but because he’s co-opting conspiracist doubts about CK’s death to earn goodwill from the Candace Owens/Tucker Carlson right. I don’t think this is anything more than a calculated attempt to jump ship before the schism over Israel in the conservative sphere widens. I'm pretty much certain Tyler did this alone. I’m going to briefly go over Kent’s background, the NYT article, and his interviews with Tucker Carlson and Megyn Kelly to explain how I’ve come to that conclusion.
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