occasional reflections on culture & politics
A passionate condemnation of Charlie Kirk's assassination, calling for an end to political violence. Despite disagreeing with Kirk's politics, the speaker emphasizes that political engagement shouldn't result in death. The message argues that democracy requires people willing to serve and debate, not violence that silences opposing voices.
In a world spiraling into hate-fueled polarization, the author urges an urgent change of heart. Words may not hurt, but they lead to violence and societal decay. Rejecting the humanity of others poisons us all. Love and respect must triumph over judgment if democracy—and humanity—are to endure.
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