The descent into barbarism, typified by shooting those with whom you disagree, has to stop. From el gato malo at boriquagato.substack.com:
the passing of a good man and the turning point to come
i did not always agree with charlie kirk. often i did, sometimes i did not. but i respected him. i deeply, seriously respected him. i respected charlie because he was a real, genuine human, true to himself and courageous in his convictions. and we need more like him.
and you do not have to agree with him to know that this is true.
perhaps the greatest test is “can you know that this is true without agreeing with him?”
pass that one and congratulations, you’re a real human, a person who has ideas rather than a husk that has been consumed by them.
charlie was not an icon by accident. charlie was an icon because he was charlie. you cannot fake what he was.
i suspect that a great deal of what made him such a rage magnet for the left is that he was something they not only had no answer for but something they lacked even a fundamental framework to conceive of: a genuine, grounded, honest man secure in himself and his beliefs, a man who ran on a powerful internal compass and sense of self and ethics.
I didn’t know he was bankrolled by Zion to start out.
How convenient that Shapiro will take over?
Downloaded a video snippet of Kirk here and there from Gab and he got some things right on.
All of the Sunday Meet The Depressed style shows are talking about him and the Jacobin disciples of a 19th century German bum are still gloating.
How progressive, the New Man workers utopia is one more law or regulation away.