Hollywood has lost its collective mind since Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
These people will say anything to avoid admitting what really happened.
And Star Trek actor George Takei made this unhinged Nazis comparison after Charlie Kirk’s murder but he wasn’t counting on one fact that left him looking like a fool.
Star Trek actor plays the Nazi card while Kirk’s killer remains in custody
Star Trek actor George Takei proved once again why Hollywood celebrities should stay out of politics.
The 88-year-old actor took to BlueSky – the leftist echo chamber where woke celebrities flee when they can’t handle reality – to make one of the most tone-deaf political takes imaginable.
Takei shared a Substack article with the provocative headline "Is Charlie Kirk Their Reichstag Moment?" and added his own inflammatory commentary.
"After Charlie Kirk’s murder, Trump and his allies wasted no time crafting an insidious and baseless narrative: that the Left is violent, the right is under siege, and only they can restore order," Takei wrote.¹
Then came the money shot that shows just how deranged Hollywood’s thinking has become.
"Sound familiar? The Nazis tried the same playbook," Takei declared.²
So according to Takei’s twisted logic, when conservatives point out that one of their most prominent young leaders was gunned down by a political extremist, they’re the ones acting like Nazis.
You literally can’t make this stuff up.
The facts prosecutors revealed make Takei look like a complete fool
Here’s where Takei’s Nazi comparison falls completely apart.
The evidence that came out in court this week shows that Charlie Kirk wasn’t killed by some random lunatic – he was specifically targeted because of his conservative political views.
Utah County District Attorney Jeff Gray publicly read a message left by accused gunman Tyler Robinson to his transgender boyfriend.³
Robinson didn’t mince words about why he murdered Kirk: "I had enough of his hatred."⁴
The killer’s note went into disturbing detail about his premeditated plan.
"Some hate can’t be negotiated out," Robinson wrote in his confession.⁵
"If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence."⁶
This wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment decision or mental health crisis.
Robinson deliberately planned Kirk’s assassination and even acknowledged his father’s support for Trump before declaring he would turn himself in.
"Since Trump got into office, my dad has been pretty diehard MAGA," Robinson wrote.⁷
The killer also etched anti-fascist slogans on his ammunition, including phrases from "Bella Ciao" – the communist anthem used by Italian partisans during World War II.⁸
Look, here’s what’s really happening with Takei and the Hollywood Left
Takei’s Nazi comparison isn’t just historically ignorant – it’s morally bankrupt.
The Reichstag fire was used by actual Nazis to justify suspending civil liberties and persecuting their political opponents.
But Trump isn’t persecuting anyone for their political beliefs.
Charlie Kirk was the one who got murdered for his political beliefs.
By a left-wing extremist who confessed to targeting Kirk specifically because he disagreed with his conservative message.
Takei wants to flip the script and make Trump the villain for . . . what exactly?
For accurately describing what happened?
For calling out political violence when he sees it?
For demanding justice for a young conservative leader who was gunned down in cold blood?
The only people trying to exploit this tragedy are leftist celebrities like Takei who can’t stand the fact that their side’s extremist rhetoric finally pushed someone over the edge into committing murder.
This is the same Hollywood that spent years comparing Trump to Hitler, calling his supporters Nazis, and treating conservative Americans like domestic terrorists.
Now when one of their ideological allies acts on that poisonous rhetoric by assassinating Charlie Kirk, they want to blame Trump for pointing out the obvious connection.
Attorney General Pam Bondi put it perfectly when she told ABC News that "left-wing radicals" killed Charlie Kirk and "they will be held accountable."⁹
That’s not Nazi rhetoric – that’s just the truth.
And truth is something George Takei and many of his Hollywood friends seem allergic to these days.
The evidence is clear, the motive is obvious, and the killer confessed.
Charlie Kirk died because a leftist extremist couldn’t tolerate hearing conservative ideas on a college campus.
George Takei can call Trump a Nazi all he wants, but the facts speak for themselves.
¹ George Takei, BlueSky social media post, September 17, 2025.
² Ibid.
³ Utah County District Attorney Jeff Gray, charging documents and press conference, September 16, 2025.
⁴ Ibid.
⁵ Ibid.
⁶ Ibid.
⁷ Ibid.
⁸ Utah Governor Spencer Cox, press conference, September 13, 2025.
⁹ Attorney General Pam Bondi, ABC News interview with Pierre Thomas, September 15, 2025.
