Conservative activists and influencers on X.com have noticed that extremist leftists on the social media app Bluesky have been calling for more assassinations and political violence against conservatives following the murder of Charlie Kirk.

Bluesky, some of its users have complained, is taking down some of the posts calling for violence. According to Newsweek, in response to the posts calling for more violence, Bluesky wrote to its users: "We review reports and take action on content that celebrates harm against anyone. Violence has no place in healthy public discourse, and we're committed to fostering healthy, open conversations...."

But users on X.com have been capturing the evidence as screenshots and posting them for all to see.

X.com user "Jennifer" with the handle @babybeginner said "I took as many screenshots as I could." 

In the screenshots she posted, one radical wrote: "I hope they do Joe Rogan next." Another unhinged leftist commented: "Rowling next ???" This was a common post as were versions of this: "oooooh that was fun!! do ben shapiro next."

Others named by these dangerous communist terrorists included Matt Walsh, Chaya Raichik, Elon Musk and others. 

Many similar posts called for another assassination attempt on the life of President Trump. One post captured in one of the screenshots read: "Trump next please. Let's make sure we succeed this time."

Clearly, these are all criminal threats and, in the wake of exploding left-wing violence, should be considered credible and should be investigated by law enforcement and the Secret Service.

Conservative news outlet Revolver noted that the silence from "Big Tech" over what's happening on Blue Sky stands in stark contrast to the corporate attack on the one-time viral success of rising social media company Parler after the fake news "attack on the capitol" of J6.

As Revolver put it: 

"What adds another layer of insanity to this story is that the conservative site Parler was shut down for far less. Back in January 2021, nearly every major tech company pulled Parler from their app stores, and Amazon yanked its web hosting service. They claimed that Parler wasn’t doing enough to address so-called “violent content” after January 6.

Are those same companies pulling the plug on Bluesky? No, of course not."