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From Abe Lincoln To Charlie Kirk: The Ugly History Of Celebrating Death
“Perhaps this is to be expected from a generation that increasingly views murder as an acceptable avenue for silencing those with opposing views…”
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“Today, Americans of all stripes, regardless of their political persuasion, are deeply offended by the volume of giddy exhilaration over a man’s death. ”
Right? Wasn’t it awful how Charlie Kirk celebrated the death of George Floyd?
It is insane that the shooting deaths of classrooms full of children do not garner anything close to the attention that the death of this guy continues to get. Insane.
The barbaric side of the human race.
If Charlie was a first grader, Republicans would have forgotten about him after a single though, maybe a prayer, and 24 hours.
To many people seem much more upset about the reactions of others to Charlie Kirk’s death than to the death of the man himself, the means by which he died, and the fact that his death is a repeat of a sad pattern.