Tyler Robinson Destroyed the Kirk Family AND his Own

[Carl in Michigan]

Came from a good home but couldn't withstand the leftist brainwashing. His father is to be commended for restraining the killer until police arrived

 

[kyzr]

Two tragedys. Can't stand to debate about God and Country, killed the messenger. Lost his moral compass.

 

[Hafar1014]

Tyler Robinson has anti social personality disorder. Its more than relentless incoordination that allows him to cross the line to murder. hes a psychopath. Thats why he was vulnerable. Ill make a comparison Ted Kaczynski the unibomber

 

[shockedcanadian]

Came from a good home but couldn't withstand the leftist brainwashing. His father is to be commended for restraining the killer until police arrived

What has you convinced that he came from a good home?

I don't know either way, but assumptions aren't helpful. I've seen some of the worst kids in my lifetime become cops, others had all the advantages in the world and they became the worst human beings imaginable, spoiled to the point of being evil. I've also seen guys from the ghetto express some of the most divine thought (still screwed by the caste system though).

Sometimes a kid needs exposure to faith AND a resilience in life that he may not have been exposed to. It's the mystery of child rearing, it's a very nuanced and imperfect science. If parents dont have open communication or can't see the signs (or refuse to stop them "oh my little Johnny is just perfect"), a guy can go off course.

His parents are also paying the price now for this kids decisions, but that goes for EVERY parent of a well known murderer. I say kid because someones frontal cortex isn't even fully developed until 24. It's really difficult to raise kids today and it is truly a full time job.

 

[Seymour Flops]

What has you convinced that he came from a good home?

I'm going to say the fact that his father was willing to turn him in, rather than allow him to escape to find a new target, shows a strength of charactor that was not a one-off, but would have led the father to provide his son with the kind of upbringing that used to produced future men of such charactor.

 

[shockedcanadian]

I'm going to say the fact that his father was willing to turn him in, rather than allow him to escape to find a new target, shows a strength of charactor that was not a one-off, but would have led the father to provide his son with the kind of upbringing that used to produced future men of such charactor.

It was the right decision but also legally the right decision, he knew if he hid his son or let him go with the knowledge he had he could be in trouble, an accessory or whatever it may be deemed.

Far worse if he runs and kills others.

Yes, kudos to his dad. It was his legal obligation though or he too could be facing serious time and he knew for sure his kid wouldn't be running for too long before he is caught or killed.

 

[Dagoth-Ur]

Came from a good home but couldn't withstand the leftist brainwashing. His father is to be commended for restraining the killer until police arrived

Marxists don’t care if they destroy themselves as long as they destroy that which is better than them they’re perfectly content with their own pathetic lives coming to an end.

 

[Dagoth-Ur]

Two tragedys. Can't stand to debate about God and Country, killed the messenger. Lost his moral compass.

How can he lose that which he never had?

 

[EMH]

Major moron alert...

If you believe this individual, alone, did it, and got away with it... you have an IQ under 5....

 

[Carl in Michigan]

What has you convinced that he came from a good home?

I don't know either way, but assumptions aren't helpful. I've seen some of the worst kids in my lifetime become cops, others had all the advantages in the world and they became the worst human beings imaginable, spoiled to the point of being evil. I've also seen guys from the ghetto express some of the most divine thought (still screwed by the caste system though).

Sometimes a kid needs exposure to faith AND a resilience in life that he may not have been exposed to. It's the mystery of child rearing, it's a very nuanced and imperfect science. If parents dont have open communication or can't see the signs (or refuse to stop them "oh my little Johnny is just perfect"), a guy can go off course.

His parents are also paying the price now for this kids decisions, but that goes for EVERY parent of a well known murderer. I say kid because someones frontal cortex isn't even fully developed until 24. It's really difficult to raise kids today and it is truly a full time job.

You choose to fault the t we I parent household without evidence and ignore the influence of leftist "higher education" and the peer pressure of similarly aged friends who taught him to demonize a conservative Christian.

 

[Moonglow]

It was the right decision but also legally the right decision, he knew if he hid his son or let him go with the knowledge he had he could be in trouble, an accessory or whatever it may be deemed.

Far worse if he runs and kills others.

Yes, kudos to his dad. It was his legal obligation though or he too could be facing serious time and he knew for sure his kid wouldn't be running for too long before he is caught or killed.

His Dad wanted the 100k reward.

 

[Moonglow]

Major moron alert...

If you believe this individual, alone, did it, and got away with it... you have an IQ under 5....

The guys who killed Epstein helped.

 

[shockedcanadian]

You choose to fault the t we I parent household without evidence and ignore the influence of leftist "higher education" and the peer pressure of similarly aged friends who taught him to demonize a conservative Christian.

Was this an overnight conversion of hatred for Charlie or did it more than likely take course over a long period of time?

I'm not faulting the parents, but I am saying parenting is a difficult job and it's near impossible to be perfect. It's a full time requirement in todays day and age with excessive amounts of external influences far beyond just the education system.

 

[EMH]

The guys who killed Epstein helped.

Spencer Cox is a hero to Alphabet Mafia, vetoed a bill to stop men from playing women sports, how "Republican" of him...

 

[Moonglow]

Spencer Cox is a hero to Alphabet Mafia, vetoed a bill to stop men from playing women sports, how "Republican" of him...

I'd rather play with women than men any day...

 

[EMH]

Was this an overnight conversion of hatred for Charlie or did it more than likely take course over a long period of time?

I'm not faulting the parents, but I am saying parenting is a difficult job and it's near impossible to be perfect. It's a full time requirement in todays day and age with excessive amounts of external influences far beyond just the education system.

Get real. This has the same BS smell as Butler...

 

[EMH]

I'd rather play with women than men any day...

seriously, were you cheering for the man who won the "gold medal" for womens olympic boxing?

 

[MarathonMike]

Came from a good home but couldn't withstand the leftist brainwashing. His father is to be commended for restraining the killer until police arrived

My oldest son is Tyler Robinson's age. When I heard it was his Father who turned him in, I immediately empathized with him. I cannot imagine the guilt and heartache he is experiencing right now.

 

[Synthaholic]

It was the right decision but also legally the right decision, he knew if he hid his son or let him go with the knowledge he had he could be in trouble, an accessory or whatever it may be deemed.

Far worse if he runs and kills others.

Yes, kudos to his dad. It was his legal obligation though or he too could be facing serious time and he knew for sure his kid wouldn't be running for too long before he is caught or killed.

Exactly. No time to imagine you're Ethan Hunt and are going to disappear him from justice. He did the right, and legally only thing he could do.

 

[Moonglow]

seriously, were you cheering for the man who won the "gold medal" for womens olympic boxing?

I don't watch the Olympics. I give them zero attention.