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Originally Posted by OldDutch
One inescapable fact, there is no Charlie Kirk with people listening or aligning with him. People can celebrate his demise all they want, but there are plenty more going to fill the void.
Again people are focused on the person and not the message. Why does this resonate with so many Americans? What can be done to convince them its not the right way to see things?
Charlie can say whatever he wanted. If no one listened, he would just be another super annoying bro that people avoid.
It is the only way to break the cycle. To step back and ask openly why he got such traction. Taking pleasure and dismissing is only perpetuating and growing the problem.
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People crave easy answers, scapegoats, and are gread without empathy. This happened through years of politicians and media lying and deceiving the public and getting away with it. Consolidation of wealth has left scraps for everyone else.
None of this is mysterious, people have been talking about it for years. In Alberta, we made one our premier. People just don't want to pay attention to reality.