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- 5 de Ago, 2024
Aren't you the illiterate retard who called me a race traitor for telling a retard calling for genocide on a thread to fuck off? Have you learned to read better than a rock yet or are you still utterly incompetent and embarrassing?
I’ll bite. I think there was some of the sentiment you are expressing here.
I spent 6 hours in line. I heard people in that line expressing the some of the same sentiments you are. I heard people lost, I heard people broken, I heard people angry. I heard people filled with hope that this was a turning point. I heard people that wanted peace and people ready for war. I heard people that thought God would save us, or Trump would save us and some who thought there was no saving us, that this was the second coming.
I had a seven year old boy I’d never met come up and hug me, he was crying and said “I’m scared for my mom and Charlie Kirk died”, while his mother was laying on the ground at my feet, in a pile of her own vomit, with paramedics working on her. I can only guess that precious boy was why his mother would choose prayer and peace over strife.
The memorial itself was beautiful and moving. More people than live in my town, with the same values and love for our Country and fellow Americans, together, praying, singing, worshipping, grieving. For Charlie, For Erica and their children. For Charlie’s parents and loved ones and for everything each one of us has lost in this country because of the destruction of evil people and their even more evil ideologies and feckless politicians who care only for money and power.
Why did we sit there and worship, pray, listen to the speakers, the memories, the promises, the message, the hope? Because that’s what we came for. And Because every person in attendance was aware that this was not the time or place for anything else.