I’ve read about dozens and dozens of incidents where people are being fired for making public videos , either on a forum, on Twitter, or even speaking in a large group of people in person, celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk. That he deserved it, and in some cases saying that this is just the first of many.

First off, how narcissistic do you have to be to make a video of yourself making these comments and posting them publicly? I can’t imagine doing that. I certainly don’t reveal my true identity on here and never will.

Secondly, I thought how out of touch with reality do you have to be to say those things? But then, in a moment of clarity, I certainly remember I made fun of the Kenosha hat trick where Rittenhouse’s three victims had a checkered past to say the least.

To be fair, at least one of these victims, maybe two, had serious criminal charges against them involving assaults on other people, robbery, and I believe even a sexual assault.

Kirk had nothing like that. His “crime“ was a fabrication from the left, where his opinions about this recent transgender craze was called hate speech which of course it is not.

So there’s no comparison between the two situations. In the Rittenhouse case, those victims were the ones that instigated the actions that resulted in their death. Charlie Kirk did nothing like that. He was merely speaking to an audience who wanted to hear him.

On the other hand two of Rittenhouse‘s victims were killed. I’m against the death penalty, because at the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, two thieves were being legally executed next to him. One of them by pure luck was granted salvation. Set aside any theological discussion about predestination, who am I to say that one of  Rittenhouse is victims would not have a different outcome during the rest of his life had he survived?

Point is, it’s obviously clearly wrong for these people to make those statements about Kirk and they probably deserve the consequences they receive, on the other hand, while it’s not equally as wrong on any scale, nonetheless, it was wrong to make fun of the victims of Rittenhouse and forget their humanity.