I agree with Donne, and I do not approve of murder, no matter who the victim, or the perpetrator, and that includes the State. This was wrong, and it accomplished no good, whatsoever. People should not celebrate his murder. However, neither will I participate in any veneration.
I am sorry for his children, because I assume they loved him - perhaps more than he loved them, since he considered the shooting deaths of children to be an acceptable consequence of having that Sacred Second Amendment (as currently interpreted). I hope their mother is able to keep them safe - from everyone.
I'm sure he said that if one of his daughter's was raped and impregnated at 10, "the delivery would happen." That's a kind of "love" I do not understand, and I'm happy about that.
But never fear, the gun that killed Kirk is safe and well.
"Any man's death diminishes me,
Because I am involved in mankind."
I agree with Donne, and I do not approve of murder, no matter who the victim, or the perpetrator, and that includes the State. This was wrong, and it accomplished no good, whatsoever. People should not celebrate his murder. However, neither will I participate in any veneration.
I am sorry for his children, because I assume they loved him - perhaps more than he loved them, since he considered the shooting deaths of children to be an acceptable consequence of having that Sacred Second Amendment (as currently interpreted). I hope their mother is able to keep them safe - from everyone.
The death of children is not a consequence of the existence of the second amendment at all.
I'm sure Charlie Kirk loved his children.
I'm sure he said that if one of his daughter's was raped and impregnated at 10, "the delivery would happen." That's a kind of "love" I do not understand, and I'm happy about that.
But never fear, the gun that killed Kirk is safe and well.
I thought this piece was worth reading: https://www.catholicleague.org/kirk-was-killed-because-he-was-christian/
There's a lot of speculation in that article. I don't recommend it.