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When Civility Fails: The Mourning of Charlie Kirk · The Diva Details

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Hi, this is Diva Mia. Today's going to be a little bit more morally grounded
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in what needs to be happening in this country.
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After the events of last week and the Charlie Kirk assassination,
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I think we all need to self-reflect in this country.
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I think it's time to look inward, not just point fingers. I wanted to start
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with the First Amendment because what happened was a true assault on the First Amendment.
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I don't care what political party you're in. We all need to take this very seriously
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because the First Amendment is grounded in our values in this country.
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The First Amendment allows for freedom of religion.
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It doesn't matter what religion you are. People should not be persecuted for
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their religion or their religious ideas.
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You should never feel like you're threatened because of your religious ideas.
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In other countries, people slaughter each other because of their religious ideas.
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We don't do this in this country.
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Recently, there was a person that went to a school and killed some children.
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We don't do that here. There has been shootings in schools. We don't do that
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here. And I say we don't do that here because we're not supposed to.
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However, some people have. And we need to take that seriously.
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We also have freedom of speech in this country. It's the right to express yourself
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verbally or written. You can express yourself verbally or written however you want to.
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That's called freedom of speech. We also have freedom of the press,
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which means you can disseminate information and ideas through published material.
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Now, just because there's freedom of the press doesn't mean you get to lie and
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disseminate falsehoods.
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So there's liable laws out there, so you can't lie about stuff.
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However, it is freedom of the press.
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The press has the ability, and quite frankly, the press needs to be less biased.
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I'm finding that part of the problems we're having now is because of the press.
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We also have freedom to assembly in the First Amendment.
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A lot of people haven't even read the First Amendment, but they're out there preaching on it.
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I recommend anyone that actually says anything or quotes anything,
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go read the First Amendment.
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We have the right to freedom of assembly. So Charlie Kirk absolutely had the right to assemble.
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He had the right to speak his religion. He had the right to speak freely on.
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Of his opinion. He was killed for it. I don't care who you are.
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I don't care if you're a Democrat. I don't care if you're Republican.
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I don't care if you're extremely progressive, far left, far right.
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No one, and I mean no one, should be celebrating this.
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No one should be happy, and no one should be making excuses.
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I can't tell you how many times I've heard people say, well,
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he said things that weren't very nice. Well, get over it, Snowflake.
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That's quite frankly true.
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Anyone can say anything they want that you don't like, period.
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Sometimes it's considered hate speech, but that's what laws are for.
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If it's considered hate speech, then take him to court. We don't shoot people,
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and we don't make excuses for people that have shot people. He said stuff that
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wasn't very nice, really?
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Well, if it was such hate speech, why did anyone take him to court?
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The reality is, is people can say what they want, and you have the right to
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complain, you have the right to say stuff, but there are people getting fired
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right now because they're celebrating Charlie Kirk's death.
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And they're coming out and they're, first of all, they're celebrating online.
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They're promoting it. Oh my gosh, they're so happy he died.
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Then they go and get fired and then they become a victim.
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Then they cry online about how they got fired and how it's not fair.
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Well, you know what? Freedom of speech doesn't give you freedom from consequences.
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If you're out there promoting someone's death and celebrating it,
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there's something wrong with you. Either you have no empathy.
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You're narcissistic, sociopathic, or borderline personality disorder.
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I'm not your shrink, but you need one.
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If you're out there celebrating someone else's murder, that's not empathetic.
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Where are your morals, values, and ethics?
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There is something wrong with you. Now, if you're out there celebrating while
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you're at work and you're wearing a work uniform, when you're at work,
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you represent that company.
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You're a representative of the company. So when you represent a company and
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you're out there celebrating like a sociopath someone's murder,
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that company's not going to want to associate with you.
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Let's think back to the Coldplay scandal. When they got caught cheating on their
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spouses, they were gone because companies don't want to associate with people
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with low values, morals, and ethics.
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If you celebrate someone's murder, you can say it.
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You've got freedom of speech. It's not the nice thing. Some people might even
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consider it hate speech when you're doing that.
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Celebrating someone's murder in front of their children, in front of their wife,
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in front of the entire planet, because it went global.
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The celebration, that says something's wrong with you. Then you cry because
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you got fired. Well, you know what?
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You have to take accountability for your actions. If you're out there celebrating
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and you're doing it on company time and people know where you work because you're promoting it.
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Maybe you're even in a shirt that's got the company logo or I know some pilots
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got fired because they were celebrating it. You know what?
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If you do that, you kind of deserve to get fired because you're trying to tell
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the world that, you know, whatever company it is promotes murder,
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promotes squashing freedom of speech, promotes squashing freedom of religion and right to assembly.
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And you're basically a spokesman for the company.
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If you're out there saying that stuff and the company has not approved that
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speech for promotion of their company, absolutely they have the right to fire you. They should.
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If I had an employee working for me and they were at their bad mouthing after
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someone's murder and joking about it, I wouldn't want that person working for me.
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So congratulations, you're now independent. You can go create your own wealth.
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Then you can say whatever you want. Now, people may not want to listen and they
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may tune you out, but that's their right as well. We don't force people to listen
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to other people's rants and celebrations about murder.
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But when you're on company time, you don't really have the right to complain
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about someone's murder on company time.
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The company is paying you to do a job. The company is not paying you to make a political statement.
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The company wants you to work for the company, not to go around celebrating
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someone's murder. You're doing it while you're getting paid from this company,
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or you're wearing the company clothes.
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Let's say you're driving in your car and you're wearing a FedEx shirt or a UPS
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shirt, and you don't think that has a direct reflection on the company.
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We need to get back to family values.
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We need to get back to the, honestly, the Ten Commandments. I think everyone
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in this country should be following them, even if you're not religious,
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because they make sense.
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We need to get back to the golden rule. do unto others as you would have done unto you.
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If we can't get there, we're going to suffer as a civilization.
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A basic principle in our constitution is that you treat others the way you want to be treated.
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It's a biblical, it's Matt 7.12, do unto others as you would have done unto
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you, but it's a basic core principle.
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The other thing is the Ten Commandments, and I don't care if you're religious,
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but these things make sense. Thou shall not kill.
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Thou shall not steal you shouldn't murder you got to keep the sabbath day holy
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you don't bear false witness you don't commit adultery you honor your mother
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and father you don't steal you don't lie you don't covet so for people to act like this is.
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Terrible to follow religion these are basic things to
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make you a good human being right now from what
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i'm seeing when people are celebrating or trying to
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justify a murder because someone said something that hurt their feelings or
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someone said something that they don't agree with honestly i've gone out there
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and i've done research and 95 to 98 percent of what he said was not offensive
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questioning someone else's opinion and listening is not offensive if you can't handle that,
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then there's something messed up in you.
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Because the majority of him was questioning, not making statements.
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He just questioned, why do you think that?
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How do you think that? Where does that come from? And then every once in a while,
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he would give his opinion, but he would put the mic down every time and he would
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listen. People aren't listening right now.
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They're not listening to anyone but themselves.
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They're all a bunch of talking heads and they're celebrating. Why?
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Because the person that was really loud at listening and engaging people and
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wanting to have debate just got eliminated.
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But we have to think about each other. Right now, this country is polarized
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and it's creating violence.
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Violence leads to culture wars and we don't want a civil war.
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We need to take into consideration that this is going to have global impacts.
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It's already having global impacts.
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You can't attack freedom of speech and kill someone just because they're a talker.
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Charlie Kirk wasn't even a politician.
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Now, he helped politicians, but he wasn't a politician.
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Some said he would have probably run for president one day, but he's not.
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He was just a person out there speaking his mind and asking lots of questions.
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There was also a shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis.
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Then there was a shooting in Minnesota of Melissa Hortman and I believe her husband.
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They were killed. All these shootings lately have been crazy.
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Anyone that thinks they're not, there's a problem.
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So you got to understand we've got to stop doing this. We've got to stop the hate.
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We've got to stop politicizing. We've got to stop saying everybody is wrong
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if they don't believe like us.
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But we do need to look at fact-based evidence.
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And right now, it appears that Charlie Kirk was assassinated because the person
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that wanted him dead disagreed with his trans standing.
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The fact that he had a trans boyfriend and he eliminated Charlie Kirk because
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Charlie Kirk is not a fan of trans. Now, nobody asked the question.
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Maybe we shouldn't be forcing transsexualism on so many children.
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There are children that are getting it forced in schools, through the media.
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That shouldn't happen. It should be a choice. And it shouldn't be a choice when
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someone's eight years old.
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I think the Meadow community really needs to look into this as well.
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But this is not a trans discussion.
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This is a discussion about the morals, values, and ethics in this country.
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And from what I can tell, there's a few things out there that we're falling short on.
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First of all, we're pushing hormones on children, which is leading to more mental
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illness. We've closed the mental institutes, which need to be reopened,
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and some people need to be committed.
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This is going to also help with the homeless situation.
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Then we need to get the media in check, because the media, for some reason,
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thinks it can say whatever it wants and lead people and brainwash and indoctrinate people in a way.
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People are in such bubbles. If they're an indoctrinated media bubble,
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they only listen to that media source.
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They don't listen to anyone else. Here's what's happening is that moderates
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in this country, because I consider myself pretty moderate, is actually getting
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pushed farther right because of the media, because of this.
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I don't want to be pushed in any direction. I like to look at both sides of the story.
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But the more people come out and joke and laugh, we don't like that as moderates.
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We have high morals and values, and we don't like that as moderates.
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We want to see both sides of the situation because we find ourselves to be objective people.
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It's really hard to be objective when you have people joking and making fun
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of a murder that happened in front of a family and the world. It's really hard.
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Objectively speaking, all of those that are making fun, there's something wrong
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with you. You need to go to see a therapist.
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Because if you have no empathy left in your soul,
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and you have no morals, values, and ethics, and you're
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acting like a sociopath think it may be
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time for you to go see a therapist don't you think because celebrating
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anyone's demise that's murdered in this
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way is just wrong now some people have
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come out and said that well the minnesota couple or the child the children's
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shooting and that's why i brought those up as well or the ukrainian woman they
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didn't mourn yes we did no one was out there celebrating no one was out there
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celebrating those deaths but for some reason some people think it's okay to
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celebrate Charlie Kirk's murder.
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Quite frankly, that kind of lumps you in with the sociopath that shot him.
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Because if you're happy about it, or you're destroying a memorial towards him,
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there's something wrong with you.
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Because nobody's rioting after this murder.
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People are having prayer vigils, and you can't even give them space to mourn?
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That's a very narcissistic thing, where you make you the center of the universe,
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and you won't even allow people time to mourn. You make it all about you or blame.
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I can tell you, I saw so much nastiness the next day after his murder.
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I was shocked. People were making it all about them. People were out there celebrating.
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People were making fun. People were joking. Now, granted, the majority of people were not.
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But there were thousands of people out there celebrating.
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Then they get on and they complain because they got fired. They want to be a victim.
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Well, you know what? You got to be accountable for the stuff you do in this life.
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If you want to go out there while you're on company time in a uniform and make
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fun to someone, you're going to get fired.
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You're going to get fired. And rightfully so. So just realize that it's not cancel culture.
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Cancel culture was canceling people
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just because they said something about anything that you didn't like.
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This is really showing your character. Honestly, I don't know if I'd want someone
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working for me that's happy about someone's murder. What does that mean about you?
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If someone's celebrating someone else's murder, who are you?
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How could I be comfortable sitting next to a person that celebrates someone else's murder?
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I mean, we don't need any workplace violence, but does that mean if I have a
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company and I have an office and I have people that are right-leaning,
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that you're going to do harm or be manipulative or try to cause them harm?
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Because if you celebrate someone's murder, it says a lot about your lack of
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morals, values, and ethics.
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Where are your values? Are you an ethical person? Can I trust you?
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And if you celebrate that, it's really bad.
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Again, the Coldplay concert, those people got fired because they cheated.
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Because it said a lot about their ethics. It said a lot about their values and their morals.
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So there's limits that civilized society is willing to accept.
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And we're pushing back and saying, no, if you show you have no morals,
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values, and ethics, we don't want you working for us.
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You can go work for yourself. Go promote all your hate online.
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You know, joke all you want, but go promote it all online. That's your choice.
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But it's also an employer's choice not to have someone with that character working for them.
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Now, we need to learn how to be civil in this country. Respect each other.
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Tolerate more. But there's nothing wrong with someone saying something you don't
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like. If you don't like it, walk away.
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Walk away. You don't shoot someone. Because you know what?
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It just makes their message even stronger. You don't shoot someone because you've
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turned Charlie Kirk into a martyr.
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You've turned him into a holy symbol.
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You've turned him into someone that is going to be bigger than he was.
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And I know Charlie Kirk had flaws.
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Heck, there's things Charlie Kirk said I wasn't happy about him, Satan.
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But I would never murder him. I will support his right to say it till the day I die.
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I will support his right to have freedom of religion till the day I die.
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And that's what it means to live in this country. Everyone needs to realize that.
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If you can't support the basic constitution in this country,
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the basic amendments to the constitution, the way this country works, then why are you here?
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I'm not going to say leave, but you might want to question yourself.
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Why are you here? If you want more of a communist or a socialist type of country, go find one.
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If you want only one way of thinking, go find a communist country.
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Because the reality is people have the right to think different ways.
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And we should encourage the debate because all sides learn from each other.
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If we don't, the violence is
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going to continue and it's going to get worse until there is a civil war.
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Free speech is not optional. It's a requirement as part of our constitution
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to function in this society. I hope that people will allow people to continue
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talking, will allow people to continue the open dialogue and discussions.
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We need to listen to each other.
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The reason why it's the First Amendment is because it's the most important.
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It's the most important. I don't want to say the suspect's names because I don't
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want to memorialize him as far as the person that killed Charlie Kirk.
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I'd rather say Charlie Kirk's name. I don't like mentioning people that kill
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because I don't want to memorialize them. I don't want to honor them in any way.
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It's Charlie Kirk's killer, and that's what he's known as to me.
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It's obvious the political motivation.
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He said he hated Trump. He said he hated Kirk.
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And he said he hated Christianity. And he said that in text messages.
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So for anyone that's making up other stories, it's just not true.
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And it's time for you to go look at what actually happened. But then again,
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some people have so much cognitive dissonance that they can't even understand it.
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They can't understand that a lot of this is you're being lied to by the media.
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The media and fakeness on the Internet, just because it's on the Internet and
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writing doesn't mean it's true.
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And so a lot of people are being lied to and people follow along.
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But we need to start listening to ourselves and trusting our gut.
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And if it doesn't sound right and doesn't make sense, it's probably not.
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Melissa Hortman was a state representative.
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She was assassinated in her home in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota.
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Just a couple months ago.
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And that was terrible. And that was from a far right person.
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So that person, crazy. Now, a lot of people say, well, why didn't people mourn Melissa Hortman?
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Well, first of all, Melissa Hortman, a lot of people didn't know anything about
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her. She was not a national figure.
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A lot of people didn't have any idea about her.
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I guess this far right person wanted to go and kill a lot of Democrats.
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I'm not saying there's not whack-a-doodle crazy people on both sides.
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But again, we need to open up some mental institutions.
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It's funny that every time you go to the doctor, they ask if you're depressed.
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And they ask how you're feeling.
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And they have that 10 questions of to determine whether you might be suffering
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from depression to do harm to yourself.
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I think they need to have more questionnaires regarding your mental status period
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and whether you would be doing harm to others.
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Now, I'm not saying we need to commit everybody that has something,
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but maybe we need to get more people mental help. because there's a lot of mental disorders right now.
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People have it too easy and we've had it too easy for a long time.
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When I say we have it too easy is people get to order pizza,
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they get to sit in their houses and just consume information that might not be real.
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And then they make their opinions based on an algorithm on Facebook or Instagram
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that keeps them focused on exactly their mindset because they click on something.
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So then it gives them more of the same thing. It doesn't give them opposing
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views. Opposing views make you question in your thought process.
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So you don't have cognitive dissonance. But the problem is, is that the algorithms
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are geared to make you look, think a certain way.
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The news channels, they only show you one thing. I've even had people say,
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well, that's not a good source.
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I look at all sources because not one news channel has gotten it right.
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Every single news channel out there has had to retract things at times, some more than others.
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Sometimes I hear a retraction every day or they have to change their statements.
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There was been plenty of retractions of change statements on on this shooting for Charlie Kirk.
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Anyway, back to Melissa Hortman, not a lot of people knew her.
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There was a wacko crazy person that wanted to go around and kill multiple Democrats.
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So it's on both sides. But the rhetoric needs to calm down. We're all Americans first.
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Being a Democrat or Republican is not a religion. I don't know why some people treat it that way,
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I don't know why people, it used to be when I was growing up,
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just because you were a Democrat or Republican, you would talk about stuff.
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You'd have conversations.
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Now you're kicked out of the family if you don't agree with someone.
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Or you're no longer in the will if you don't agree with someone.
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When did having a political party become a religion? Because that's how some
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people treat it, and it's not.
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Now, I understand people like to be with like-minded people.
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But you know what? The people that grow like to be with people that have differing
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ideas, differing opinions. Because if all you do is go down one path.
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You're not going to grow in life.
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You're going to have the same ideas over and over again from the exact same
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people. And where is the fun in that?
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Where's the growth? I do believe that we need to have more psychological help for people.
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A lot of people don't have enough physical activity as well.
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People listen to one side too much. I do think that technology is going to help.
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Here's the other thing. There's too many single moms raising children without
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fathers. I believe that we need to have a man and a woman in a home.
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I do believe that. Or at least two parents.
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With that way, the children get the support they need. I do think that with
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AI, there's going to be less jobs.
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In another five years, we're not going to need all the migrant workers.
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We're not even going to need two family workers. So if you have a husband and
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a wife, whoever makes the most money should probably stay working.
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The other one go home, take care of the kids.
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Because I have a feeling what's going to happen is there's not going to be enough
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jobs out there for two parties in every household to work.
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Which should help the family unit a little bit more, because when one parent
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stays home to take care of the kids, the children...
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Tend to go less astray, as long as the parents are good.
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We need to have teaching classes for parents, because parents don't even know
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how to raise their children.
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It starts at home. If you have hate speech at home, or you allow children to
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be disrespectful, you don't discipline your children, you allow things to slide.
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That's where the hate speech starts.
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I hope that some of this that's going on changes ideas. I hope there's no more mass shootings.
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I hope that people get civil, but I just don't feel like we're there yet.
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There's a lot of moral decay in this country.
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There's a lot of hope. I did see some hope with the prayer vigils,
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but the morals need fixed.
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We need to be more fact-based. People need to stop the hate and blame.
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Yes, Charlie Kirk's killer was far left, but that shouldn't be who he is.
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He was a crazy person because it takes a crazy person to kill someone.
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The killer of the Congresswoman was far right. He was a crazy person.
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It takes a crazy person to go on a killing spree, guys. It just does.
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And it means you have no morals, values, or ethics.
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The trans kid that shot up the schools, in fact, recently. They're all crazy people.
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The problem is, is we're not stopping it early enough. We're not getting them
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the help they need early enough.
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No matter who it is, there's a lot of homeless people that should be in mental
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institutions, not on the street.
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And then they cause crime and problems, murder.
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It's time for us to take our society back. It's time for us to own the problems.
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It's time for us to put our politicians on notice that we expect you to perform.
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We don't want you to talk anymore. We want you to act.
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Because all your BS talking and pandering to one side or the other and trying
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to get the right to hate the left and the left to hate the right's not working.
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Now we're just sick of the media and we're sick of politicians.
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And we're sick of you trying to demonize the other side. Because we're Americans.
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It's time to stand up for our country again. There's no civil war because most
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of the people on the right believe we're all Americans, and this is a sad time.
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But don't push it, because anger is right behind sadness in the grieving process. So remember that.
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Do unto others as you would have them done to you. It's not a religious thing.
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It's part of civilization.
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It's a universal ethical guide for civilization as well as the Ten Commandments.
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The farther we get away from the Ten Commandments, and the Ten Commandments
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can be spread out in religion, The farther we get away from that and the golden
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rule, the farther society goes down a dark path.
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And I know the Ten Command's religious, but maybe you could take the ones that
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aren't so religious and implement them into school training and listen to each
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other and don't get afraid just because someone has some words that you don't
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like. If you don't like it, walk away.
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You're not forced to listen, but you are forced to tolerate.
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Just like we're forced to tolerate the people that are celebrating Charlie Kirk's
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death. You're not forced to keep them employed, but you are forced to tolerate
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it. We don't have to listen.
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We can walk away, and we can let you go out of our company and we can let you go out of our company.
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Because there was nobody celebrating anyone else's murder. I don't know where
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and why you think it's okay.
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Because it's not. Free speech has to be defended. Even if you don't like it.
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Even if you dislike it. Do not kill.
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Do not covet. I don't know why anyone would think they have the right to take
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someone's life just because they said something they don't like.
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This is the United States of America.
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We need to start acting like it. There are children in crisis right now that
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are being raised without discipline, without respect for their elders,
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without any moral compass.
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I do believe that if you can take them to a church that teaches strong morals,
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if you're not good at raising your own children, take them to a church that can help.
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Teach your children empathy, teach them the golden rule, and teach them accountability
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and personal responsibility for the things they do so you don't have a victimhood
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mindset child complaining about themselves getting fired when they did something
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to get themselves fired.
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Then let's have debates about mental health. Let's have debates about what we
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need to do in this country to help those with mental disorders.
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Do we need to have a different type of a mental health facility that allows
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people to explore who they are and get off dependency on drugs,
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etc.? We have to balance our stress.
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We have to be careful when there's vulnerable youth.
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Not to abuse them. Let's go back and let's reflect on our values as this country.
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Truth and honesty needs to be a value.
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It needs to be a value in dating, kindness, respect, discipline,
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all these things people need to do on a daily basis, not just when it suits them.
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Remember, I mean, your character is created by what you do when nobody's watching.
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If you're lying or cheating or stealing when people aren't watching,
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you're creating a character that's low vibration, that's not good for society,
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that's not good for your mental health.
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We have to keep our morals anchored together, whether you're right or left.
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But us as parents, we need to make sure we create strong children.
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We need to go back to masculine and feminine roles.
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Not saying that a woman has to stay home and cook. Believe me,
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I'm not that woman. But there are reasons men are stronger than women.
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It's like we've been run by the fringe, and they're trying to push the masses
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into listening to craziness, and if we don't listen, then they cancel you or they shoot you.
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It's time for the French to stop it. And it's time for the masses and the majority
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to stand up and to stop being so weak and wimpy and to have your voices heard.
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Society needs to demand a higher standard and accountability for all these behaviors too.
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And I think it starts with education. And I'm sorry to say this,
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but there's education is all tilted left.
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When you have a university that 95% of the people are left-leaning,
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you're not getting opposing views. You're not getting any type of conversation.
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You're getting a dictatorship. And it's funny that they call Charlie Kirk a
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fascist, even though he's not in charge of anyone, except for his company.
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But the definition of fascism is you don't listen to other people.
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You kill people that disagree with you, and that's exactly what happened.
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In universities, a lot of universities are fascist because they don't listen
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to anyone else but themselves.
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Remember that. It's a fascist thing to kill someone you disagree with.
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It's a slippery slope for those of you that are arguing for his death or...
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You know, telling people he needed to killed or celebrating it.
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It's a very slippery slope because that pushes you closer to the wrong side
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of the fence and eliminates your morals, values, and ethics.
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Because quite frankly, I don't think anybody needs to die for anything they say.
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Not Martin Luther King, not JFK, not RFK, any of the big political assassinations.
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And that's what we're talking about here.
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The fact that it was videoed for and recorded for everyone to see every possible
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angle, and the world now knows.
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I do appreciate the world.
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There's so many rallies right now for Charlie Cook.
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Worldwide, it's becoming an international rallying cry for freedom of speech worldwide.
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So I think that long term, this is going to be bigger than Charlie.
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Long term, this is going to be bigger than anything we thought.
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Overall, I think his death will matter and mean something.
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But I feel so much for his family, for his two kids that will never know their
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father, but saw him die for his wife, his loyal wife that watched everything happen.
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And they're so young. I hope that this creates a movement of people that are open to free speech.
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Again, this is not a Democrat or Republican thing. This is a humanity thing.
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Those that seek to destroy others just because they have a difference of opinion,
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where's your humanity left?
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Where do you go from here? There are people celebrating when Trump got shot,
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in fact, questioning why he didn't die.
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That's so sad. And you need to go look in the mirror. Is that who you truly are?
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That you want to kill people that disagree with you, or at least celebrate it, that's really sad.
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Well, I think I'm going to wrap it up. I think that I've said enough.
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I probably offended a few people, and I probably haven't offended enough.
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But it's okay to offend, because that's what freedom of speech is.
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It's okay to say things that are uncomfortable to say, because that's what free
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speech is. It's okay to look inward. It's okay to look outward. It's okay to be.
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That's the beauty of this country. That's what makes it stronger.
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Please do not try to make it weaker. We need the open debate.
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We need the honest conversation.
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We need others to talk to us and tell us how they feel. So I hope you have a
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wonderful week. I hope everyone is healing.
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I don't think that this is going to stop anytime soon. I think this has changed
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the political landscape for quite some time, but I hope it changes it in the right direction.
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