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- GTP_Royalton
This feels like the Columbine school shooting, in the sense that it's opened a can of worms, and set a very dangerous precedent
The columbine shooting told young people in school that if you're bullied, angry etc, shooting up your school was a viable way to respond. And we've had countless school shootings at an accelerating pace since then
The Charlie Kirk shooting tells people if you think someone's political views are bad/dangerous enough, then it's okay to kill them
Problem is, in the US both sides think eachother's political views are bad/dangerous. Both sides are in such a frenzy they can't see how extreme both of them have become
Really worried and honestly, scared about the precedent this sets. I don't see how ANY political figure at any level feels safe after this. Anyone who celebrates this is only giving fuel to the next assassin, except you have no idea whose side that assassin is on
The columbine shooting told young people in school that if you're bullied, angry etc, shooting up your school was a viable way to respond. And we've had countless school shootings at an accelerating pace since then
The Charlie Kirk shooting tells people if you think someone's political views are bad/dangerous enough, then it's okay to kill them
Problem is, in the US both sides think eachother's political views are bad/dangerous. Both sides are in such a frenzy they can't see how extreme both of them have become
Really worried and honestly, scared about the precedent this sets. I don't see how ANY political figure at any level feels safe after this. Anyone who celebrates this is only giving fuel to the next assassin, except you have no idea whose side that assassin is on