Latest / The Facts with Jamal ๐บ๐ธ๐ฆ ๐ / If you're someone that is celebrating or mocking #CharlieKirk's passing a year later tomorrow, you're a subhuman.
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- 0:02So I hope everyone is doing well today and it's making a good day
- 0:07of himself, especially given, you know, the week still going
- 0:13on. Still, it's better to make
- 0:16something out of nothing. Luck.
- 0:23I mean, can we at least be honest here for a moment?
- 0:31I think in a lot of ways we have to really decide for ourselves,
- 0:42are we going to be better human beings or are we going to be
- 0:47miserable? As far as finding something to
- 0:52really complain of, When you think about it from this
- 0:58perspective, there was so much to be grateful for, so much to
- 1:04really enjoy and appreciate, but yet for one reason or another,
- 1:16seems like people just don't seem together, especially, you
- 1:23know, in this society where it seems like everyone wants to be
- 1:30heartless, you know, misunderstood.
- 1:36Now that part is a stretch, but it kind of feels as if people,
- 1:43and I don't know what the light word for it is, but it seems as
- 1:49if people just have lost all meaning when it comes to thesis.
- 1:56So yesterday, and this is where I began.
- 2:00Why? Tomorrow is in a lot of ways
- 2:05meaningful for me in more ways than you understand.
- 2:15Look, as you all know, tomorrow marks one year since Charlie
- 2:23Kirk's life was unfortunately taken.
- 2:28It also marks that, you know, it seems like over a year later we
- 2:38have made several steps backwards as far as trying to be
- 2:43a decent society. Here was why, If you're someone
- 2:51that is looking forward to essentially celebrate his
- 2:58passing or is planning on to make fun of him, you really have
- 3:08some serious problems. Because see, This is why people
- 3:16do not get to really have a whole voice.
- 3:21Unfortunately, these are the same people who claim that their
- 3:25life is so bad that they can find an excuse to make other
- 3:34people feel inferior and to basically portray their misery
- 3:41on others. Look as a person who actually
- 3:47believes in karmic ways and still do to an extent.
- 3:56Celebrating a person's demise as far as you know their passing is
- 4:01the last thing I would ever do. Now I want them to suffer some
- 4:09form of get back, Absolutely. But wishing for a person to
- 4:16essentially be gone? Not even something I consider
- 4:21that one point now. Unfortunately for a lot of
- 4:25people, that's saying a huge deal.
- 4:32And look, it doesn't just relate to Charlie Kerr, OK?
- 4:37I mean, I don't have to go down the endless world about many
- 4:41losers keep hoping that President Trump will lose his
- 4:48life at some point. All of them say is is that maybe
- 4:54they should keep the same energy for if somebody they hold in
- 4:58high with God or if they look up to or even if themselves
- 5:03individually pass on, they better not ask for any sympathy
- 5:08'cause I'm telling you it is not going to come their way.
- 5:12And look, the bottom line is it really doesn't matter what your
- 5:17thoughts were. Charlie Kerr See everybody
- 5:22thought he was a quote UN quote racist and a hateful person.
- 5:30That was not the case. He was someone that was the
- 5:34truth tell. He was someone that essentially
- 5:39told things how it is and unfortunately for one reason or
- 5:42another people just didn't like it.
- 5:46Ergo asked why society has become too tender minded and
- 5:51soft because what was it that he really said that people did not
- 6:00agree with? Did they not agree with the fact
- 6:04that because they knew he was telling the truth but because
- 6:08their minds have been so brainwashed to where they don't
- 6:12know anything else other than the truth or alive as
- 6:16manufacturer as such? Or is it the fact that because
- 6:23their egos are so fragile that they couldn't handle it?
- 6:29I'm willing to bet it was a mixture of both, but more so the
- 6:35second one. See, people have a hard time,
- 6:41especially nowadays, with accepting the truth about a lot
- 6:45of things. Yet they want to always feel as
- 6:50if they need to know the truth. But here's the kick.
- 6:54They only want to know the truth if it only works to their side,
- 7:00meaning their narrative slash agenda.
- 7:05If it didn't, then they don't essentially want to hear it,
- 7:11because they only want to hear what makes them count.
- 7:15You see the difference in that and unfortunately that's how
- 7:20many of them end up getting disappointed because they always
- 7:24want to hear the truth only if it massages their fragile ego.
- 7:32So you be the judge as far as how that's what familiar.
- 7:38But anyway, the point is wishing and subsequently celebrating
- 7:46someone's passing, no matter if you're like the person or not,
- 7:51it's distasteful because you probably wouldn't like if
- 7:57somebody did the same thing to you or someone you love going to
- 8:01have their own regard. So why do you think it's OK to
- 8:06essentially do it? News flash, there isn't a good
- 8:12another of a reason. No way will there ever be,
- 8:16because what does that say about you that a year tomorrow you are
- 8:24celebrating and mocking the tragic death of someone that was
- 8:29the truth teller? Does it say about him who he
- 8:35was? Or does it say about the fact
- 8:38that you are someone who absolutely are full shit and
- 8:44couldn't understand you know the human life was taken?
- 8:52Like I said, some people will never understand the real
- 8:57totality of a lot of things until they actually go through
- 9:00it themselves. But even then that might not
- 9:04even work. So it's like with those peoples
- 9:09lost cars. But just don't celebrate
- 9:15someone's stuff, because one day it could be you and you probably
- 9:21might experience what they're going through As for now.