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From Fired Employees to a New Jersey Teacher, the Backlash Over Celebrating Charlie Kirk's Death
Melanie King compiles clips of people confronting others who lost their jobs after celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, arguing that losing a paycheck is nothing next to losing a life. The video moves through a college classroom where a student says political assassinations should return, a New Jersey school board fight over a teacher placed on leave for comments about Kirk, and a vigil in Sparta Township, New Jersey, where residents are upset the town flag hasn't been lowered to half-staff. It also follows students at a Chicago-area high school trying and failing to get a Turning Point USA chapter approved, and closes with a tearful personal tribute from someone Kirk once mentored, alongside a short prayer for anyone struggling with the week's events.
A Recurring Argument: Losing a Job vs. Losing a Life
The video opens, and later returns to, a heated confrontation in which one person argues that anyone fired for celebrating Charlie Kirk's death has no right to complain, since losing a job is nothing compared to losing a life over an opinion. The other person is pressed on why they won't say Kirk's full name, and calls it political before admitting they went too far.
Choosing Sides on TikTok
Melanie King describes using TikTok engagement to sort people in real time, saying any video about the Colorado school shooting earns an instant follow, while any post treating Kirk's death as good news, mocking him or celebrating his passing, earns an instant block.
The Backlash Grows: Reactions Across Social Media
Several clips follow of people expressing open contempt for Kirk after his death, including one woman comparing her sympathy for him to her sympathy for farmers seeking government assistance, and accusing him of hating the LGBTQ community, women's rights, and democracy. The host frames these clips as examples of people whose public gloating quickly reached employers, clients, and family members online.
A College Classroom Debate Over Political Violence
One clip features a student recounting a class discussion held the day after Kirk's death, in which a teacher offered five minutes for hot takes. The student says she was the only one to raise her hand, stating she supports bringing back political assassinations and does not believe everyone deserves free speech. She ties this to the class's coursework on the Chinese revolution, including writings by Mao Zedong arguing that free speech should not extend to reactionaries, imperialists, or capitalists considered enemies of the revolution.
A New Jersey Teacher Controversy Divides a Community
The video turns to a controversy at a New Jersey high school, where three students, identified as Jar, Caleb, and Brandon, address a school board meeting about a teacher who made comments online supporting the person who killed Kirk. The students argue Kirk was not a racist, did not commit violence, and did not deserve to lose his life, while his children and wife did not deserve to lose him, and argue the teacher should lose his job for celebrating that violence. Another student from the same school says she did not feel safe with a teacher who appeared to support violence.
A Coach Speaks Up in the Teacher's Defense
A parent and paid coach at the school takes the opposite position at the same meeting, saying he has no personal relationship with the teacher in question but is concerned about placing him on leave over an off-duty comment that, in his view, was mostly factual with only a couple of opinion-based remarks. He argues that punishing teachers for expressing blunt opinions outside school hours chills speech across the entire staff, that treating students as too fragile to handle a single sharp phrase does them a disservice, and that placing the teacher on leave amounts to a public act of reputational harm. He calls for the teacher's reinstatement and a formal apology from the district.
A Vigil in Sparta, New Jersey, and a Flag Left at Full Staff
The video shows a nighttime vigil in Sparta Township, New Jersey, where residents gather holding candles, upset that the town flag has not been lowered to half-staff despite a presidential proclamation. One resident says they would lower the flag themselves but cannot because it is locked, calling the situation disgusting. The crowd recites the Lord's Prayer, chants We Are Charlie Kirk and USA, and one speaker tells the crowd it is time to, in his words, get their town back.
A Student's Frustration Over a College Textbook
A college senior studying international public relations records herself reacting to an assigned textbook chapter titled Contested Identities, Shifting Publics in a Globalized World, which lists modifiers commonly searched alongside the word identity, including Christian, alongside a reference to a US-based white supremacist group. She says the pairing upset her as a Christian and asks whether the textbook's authors should face the same consequences other people are facing for their comments online.
Fighting to Start Turning Point USA Chapters in High Schools
Several students describe repeated attempts to start Turning Point USA chapters at their high schools. One group says administrators at their school approved a club called Students Demand Action while denying their Turning Point USA request on the grounds that a similar club, actually just a news club, already existed. Another set of students identifies their school as Glenbrook North and names Dr. Michael Tarjan, the district's director of student activities, as the administrator who denied their chapter request, publicly sharing his school email address and urging viewers to send emails in support of approving the club.
A Personal Tribute From Someone Charlie Kirk Mentored
Later in the video, a person who says they worked for Kirk early in their career becomes emotional describing him as their first boss and the person who first made them believe in themselves. They recall Kirk frequently repeating that when conversations stop happening and people go silent, that is when violence begins, and urge viewers to speak up for their beliefs with conviction even if their voice shakes.
A Moment of Prayer
The video includes a short prayer segment referencing Psalm 46:10 and Isaiah 26:3, encouraging viewers who are feeling anxious or overwhelmed to set their phones down, spend time outdoors, and reach out to someone in need.
Melanie King's Closing Argument
Throughout the video, King argues that people who publicly celebrated Kirk's assassination are now facing fair consequences for their own choices, comparing the loss of a job unfavorably to the loss of Kirk's life, and argues that institutions denying Turning Point USA chapters or disciplining supportive students represent a broader double standard. The host closes by asking viewers whether teachers who praised the assassination should be allowed to keep teaching, and encourages them to share the video and leave their opinion in the comments.
Video Transcript
I'll be damned if I see another person
that got fired from their job for
celebrating Charlie Kirk's death come
and [ __ ] about the fact that they lost
their job. As if Charlie Kirk didn't
lose his life for his opinion.
>> Are we for real?
>> Losing your job is nothing compared to
what Charlie lost.
>> Who's your pick me?
>> What I really want you to see is the
fact that you don't think you should
lose your job over the opinions that you
have.
>> Spit it out.
>> Yet you think it's okay for Charlie to
die over the opinions he had. What? Say
that again.
>> Why can't you write the whole name?
>> Because it's political.
>> Political?
>> Yes.
>> Yeah. Listen. Uh, I [ __ ] up.
>> So, you think celebrating a man's brutal
murder is some kind of sick joke? Well,
buckle up because idiots are getting
fired left and right for their vile
glee. And tonight, I'm dropping the
bombshell receipts that will make your
blood boil.
given me on Tik Tok. Just a little bit
about this opportunity that it has given
me on Tik Tok. What do I mean? So, if
your story has everything to do with the
school shooting in Colorado, you're
going to get an instant follow from me.
If, however, it has to do with the sad
sad sad news
of a racist misogynist piece of [ __ ]
um exiting the planet stage left and how
sad you are and the flags that have
staff.
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That's an instant block.
Y'all just keep giving more and more.
>> I have about as much sympathy for
Charlie Kirk right now as I do for all
those farmers across the country who
want socialist handouts from the
government right now.
This is a man who hated the LGBTQ
community, who hated women's rights, who
hated democracy,
who thought that he was a big man
because he went to college campuses and
debated young college students and
thought he proved how tough he was with
his
words that he studied ahead of time.
What a piece of garbage.
This is what happens.
I'm curious if we're going to want to
take guns away now from who will
inevitably be the white man who shot and
killed him. Bye, Charlie.
Oh my god.
Everybody has
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buddy. [ __ ] that [ __ ] You're going to
get expelled, dude.
>> So, the day after Charlie Kirk died, I
was in class. My teacher said, "I'll
give you five minutes for hot takes
about Charlie Kirk." I was the only
person who raised their hand. I said,
"I've been saying we need to bring back
political assassinations. I don't feel
bad, and I don't think that everyone
deserves the right to free speech. I
think some people should be afraid to
express their opinion in public. So this
class is literally about revolution in
China. All of our readings for this
month have been talking about how
violent revolution liberated millions of
people. It liberated women. And then our
reading for that day was specifically
about democratic dictatorship where Mao
writes about yes, people deserve free
speech, but there should not be free
speech for reactionaries and
imperialists and like capitalists and
all these people who were enemies of the
revolution because that would reverse
the progress that was made.
I think that
I ain't going to lie. How I ain't going
to lie.
Just die in a [ __ ] hit.
>> Next shot, bro. I ain't going to lie.
I'm not going on TV in two days talking.
>> I'm not going.
>> She was literally on that life. She
inheritance right now.
>> I ain't going to lie. Hey, she missing
Charlie.
[ __ ] Charlie. [ __ ] Charlie. [ __ ]
Charlie. [ __ ]
>> God bless you. I love you.
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The more you [ __ ] around, the more
you're going to find out.
>> Well, they wake up. We're trapped in
this hellscape where your toxic words,
they don't just vanish. No, no, they
haunt you forever. Turning your smug,
hate spewing Tik Tok tiraates into a
one-way ticket to the unemployment line.
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let's get back into the video. Look at
this absolute [ __ ] guys. Like, like
he's giggling on camera like a hyena
over Charlie Kirk's assassination,
mocking, sneering, oozing that fake edgy
vibe like there's some type of
revolutionary hero.
News flash genius during the
cold-blooded murder of a devoted husband
and father doesn't make you powerful. It
makes you a walking biohazard.
And employers, they're not going to pat
you in the back or give you your little
participation trophy. No, they're going
to boot your sorry ass out the door
because you are pure poison. Liability.
H. Yeah, try leper status. End of story.
But I want you to wait because it gets
even more nauseating. Because here comes
another brain deadad leftist spewing
their pure venom, ranting that Charlie
Kirk was garbage while twisting his
tragic death into some deranged LGBTQ
women's rights and democracy screed.
Like spare me. It's the same scripted
playbook. The radical left always
hijacks heartbreaking tragedy. They
shred it through their identity politics
meat grinder and then they spit out this
grotesque virtual signaling slop. But
here's the delicious irony. When you
blast that bowel across the internet,
your boss sees it, your clients see it,
and even your grandma sees it. And
you're shocked when HR dials your
number. Cry me a river, you hypocrite.
Freedom of speech. Sure. Sure. But
freedom from consequences. Well, that's
a fairy tale for toddlers, not for grown
ass adults who should actually know
better. And don't get me started, guys.
Don't get me started on the campuses
where the left's mask, it doesn't just
slip. No, it shatters into a million
pieces of Marxist madness. This entitled
college punk struts into class bragging
that we need to bring back political
assassinations. Yes, you heard that
right. and then smirks like some smug
tyrant that that that not everyone
deserves free speech.
Educate yourself.
This man is disgusting. These people are
disgusting. That's not progressive
thought. That's straight up terrorist
rhetoric disguised as academia. It's the
fascist left unhinged and out loud. And
when these clowns end up blacklisted and
uh begging for jobs, then then they want
to whine about censorship. No. Boohoo,
princess. Grow a spine. It's not
censorship. It's the real world slapping
you awake. Fantasize about assassinating
your political enemies. Don't expect a
corner office. You'll be lucky to flip
fries without spitting in them. Now, all
while these bloodthirsty ghouls and fake
revolutionaries high-five over violence,
real American kids and communities are
stepping up with more guts than these
so-called adults could ever muster. The
same hypocrites screaming for safe
spaces are the ones popping champagne
over assassinations.
That's not irony. That's pure rotten
hypocrisy on steroids.
>> I'm Jar. I'm Caleb. And I'm Brandon. And
as the people of the youth, we've
decided to come up and give our
perspective on the subject considering
it is our teacher and one of the people
that will guide our futures. No matter
what anyone says to me, I will never
stand for violence, especially if a man
who was publicly murdered in front of
his wife. one of his children, thousands
of students, and other bystanders.
Charlie was not a racist. He did not
hurt anyone sexually, and he did not
kill anyone. Therefore, this was an
unjustified cause of death that should
never be celebrated. So, if you ask me,
Charlie's children do not deserve to
grow up without their father. Charlie's
wife did not deserve to lose her
husband. Charlie did not deserve to lose
his life because of a different opinion.
But this teacher deserves to lose his
job.
As civilians and people of our great
country, we hold ourselves to a higher
standard than to support or worse yet
rejoice in violence. Someone who
advocated for an arrested murderer and
assassinator of one of the greatest
debaters and free speakers of our time
should have no place in the classroom,
more so around young children.
>> As a student of Bington High, I did not
feel comfortable or safe with one of our
teachers supporting violence. We believe
this world needs God because something
as cruel as this should never be
celebrated. God bless Charlie Kirk and
rest in peace, Mr. Kirk.
Jeff Turner, 7 Lincoln Avenue. Um, for
full disclosure, I am a paid coach at
Bington High School, but I did not have
any personal interactions with the
teacher we're talking about tonight.
I rise today with deep concern over the
treatment of one of our most dedicated
and life-changing teachers.
This is a person who has poured his
heart out into his students, including
my own children who went to Bington High
School and has changed student lives for
the better.
And yet for one online comment in which
he described a professional provocator
who championed intimidation for his
personal profit
uh inately.
Most of that post is entirely factual.
From my watching of it, he only made two
opinion comments.
Were they insensitive? Perhaps.
But let's be clear. by putting a teacher
on leave in this circumstance. That is a
dangerous move. First, it chills the
speech of every faculty member in the
school system. When a teacher can be
punished for expressing a blunt opinion
outside of school hours, every other
teacher will think twice about
expressing an opinion or speaking truth
to power, not just on their own time,
but in the classroom as well. That
silence does not serve education. It
breeds fear and conformity. Second, we
must reject the notion I've heard around
town that students might somehow be
intimidated by this teacher's
commentary, which included, by my count,
one sharp phrase. If a young person
truly feels shaken by words so mild,
especially in contrast to Mr. Kirk's
words, the appropriate response is to
offer these children perspective and
resilience, not to punish a teacher for
speaking candidly. It is not the job of
this district to shield students from
the reality that sometimes adults
express strong opinions.
Third, let us recognize that even
placing this this teacher on paid
administration leave is a defamatory
act. It broadcasts to the community that
he is somehow unsafe or unfit when in
reality he was exercising his free
speech on his own time. His reputation
as a teacher earned through years of
service has been dragged through the
mud. We should also ask what message are
we sending to students in a circumstance
like this? That free expression should
be punished. That truth should be
muzzled if it ruffles feathers. That
character assassination is is more
acceptable than a debate here in town.
That's not civics. That's not democracy.
That's cowardice.
This teacher deserves our defense, not
our suspicion. He deserves
reinstatement, not humiliation. And the
school administration owes him an
apology, not a leave of absence. If we
allow this kind of overreach to stand,
we endangered not just one man's career,
but the very principles of free speech,
academic freedom, and common sense that
should guide this school system. Thank
you.
>> We have all shown up for the vigil for
Charlie Kirk. This is our town, Sparta
Township, New Jersey. More people are
coming. These are all people that are
hurt and devastated.
And our flag has not been lowered.
>> Our flag has not been lowered. And we
would lower it right now ourselves, but
we can't because it's locked. We can't
lower our flag. That's disgusting.
>> This is not okay. God bless Charlie
Kirk. God bless your family. God bless
America.
>> President of the United States and our
commander-in-chief says half mask.
>> Forget state politics. forget about
lower the damn flag and we all had a
rough week and I appreciate all of you
showing the love and support and who we
really are and this isn't this is Sparta
cuz it's time to get our town back
folks.
>> Neil, it was your decision. Would you
love your plan? That's all we need to
know. If it was my decision,
>> you're gone next year, buddy. You're
out. You're out. You're out. It worries
me that we had children die in a
Catholic mass and not a damn single one
of any Are you kidding me?
>> By the same people that killed Charlie
Kirk.
>> We are Charlie Kirk. We are Charlie. We
are Charlie Kirk. Oh, save the fast
spoo.
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[Applause]
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USA, USA, USA. USA.
>> God bless you, kiddo.
>> God bless you, sir.
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>> God bless.
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>> Our Father, who art in heaven, be thy
name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done
on earth as it is in heaven. Give us
this day our daily bread. And forgive us
our trespasses as we forgive those that
trespass against us. Lead us not into
temptation, but deliver us from evil.
For the power of the kingdom and the
glory are yours now and forever. Amen.
Lord,
>> my Lord, you see us gather here tonight.
What happened to Charlie Kirk affects we
the people. Please guide us.
I might be getting cancelled for this,
but I'm kind of pissed off.
Anyway, I'm a senior in college and I'm
in international public relations and I
was told to read chapter 8 this week of
international public relations,
negotiating culture, identity, and
power. Um, I'm reading I just opened it
up to chapter 8 about five minutes ago.
I've been sitting here in awe. Awe. Um,
chapter eight is titled Contested
Identities Shifting Publiclix in a
Globalized World.
Um,
I'm going to read you what I just read
and where I stopped this. I think it's
the second sentence, maybe the third.
Identity may be one of the most
contentious words of the new millennium.
An internet search produces the
following modifiers for identity:
corporate, sexual, digital, public,
racial, national, brand, and even
Christian. A US-based white supremacist
group.
I'm I'm pissed. So, I would just like to
say that as a Christian, um, if you're
reading this and you're not a Christian
and you're in college, I am not a white
supremacist. So,
can we cancel these authors?
Are we going to cancel me?
>> Encouraged me to start a chapter at my
high school. Um, unfortunately, school
administrators have not approved the
chapter yet. We've tried multiple times
as Peter stated.
[Applause]
>> Um,
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>> this year we're going to try again. Um,
>> Glenberg North. We're at Glenburg North.
And unfortunately, they're not approving
it.
>> Dr. Michael Taran, director of student
activities, has denied our right of free
speech. Email him. We need to start a
chapter. We need to spread this
movement. And we have to recognize that
we have to continue his movement. And we
have to make it even bigger and even
stronger.
>> I tried to get Turning Point USA
approved to Click North last year with
my friend Nate.
>> They denied us.
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Wait,
>> you know what club they allow?
>> Students demand action.
>> Why did they get out of you?
>> They said our club already exists, but
it didn't. It was a news club.
>> That is nowhere near turning point. We
need to get clubs approved at every high
school around the nation. We must
continue this fight.
The administrator denied the club.
>> His name again
>> Dr. Michael Targent. Please email him.
>> Who wants his email?
>> Let's go.
>> Yeah.
>> Let's go.
>> Get your phones ready to write it down
so you can send him emails right now.
>> Yeah.
[Applause]
>> Everyone ready? Yes, I know.
>> M T A R J A N at
>> Glenro.
>> G L E N
B R O K 225.org.
Send him emails. Help us get our club
approved. Help us continue Charlie's
mission. We must spread this.
>> We cannot let our kids live under
democrat rule. We need capitalism in our
country.
[Applause]
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>> Thank you guys for coming.
>> And all you have to do is feast your
eyes on this because it took a gutsy
teenager. Yeah. a kid with more balls
than these spineless educators around
him to stand tall and roar what every
red-blooded American should be
screaming.
Celebrating murder is never okay. You
twisted freaks. He nailed it cold.
Teachers who gloat over assassinations
have zero, and I mean zero business,
poisoning young minds in a classroom. So
spot on, kid. That's not free speech.
That's a grotesque betrayal of trust.
Parents aren't forking over tuition to
have their children indoctrinated by
some woke radical assassin worshipping
leftist.
They demand real standards. And when
those get trampled, well then the pink
slips are going to fly. Jobs evaporate.
And I say good riddance to the trash.
But oh, cue the pathetic faculty lounge
whiners. Free speech. Context. Give me a
break. You ivory tower elitist. Free
speech isn't a magical shield for
endorsing cold-blooded murder without
repercussions.
Like what? I thought you knew that.
That's not democracy. That's societal
rot masquerading as academic freedom.
And then the sheer goal to tell students
to toughen up. No, you snibbling
cowards. You toughen up. And remember to
do your damn job because your job is to
educate, not to play partisan
cheerleader for killers. Get a clue or
get out.
Now, we've got to zoom out to the heart
of real America in Sparta, New Jersey,
where decent folks rally for a vigil,
hands in prayer, and they demand that
the flag fly at a half step to honor a
fallen patriot. This is the stuff that
the biased media, well, they black it
out, genuine comm community, raw
respect, unbreakable faith. The sneering
left dismisses it as performative.
Wrong, you soulless vultures. This is
civilization in action. The backbone of
a nation that values life over your
petty politics. When gutless
institutions stonewall a simple flag
request, it's not neutrality at that
point. It's outright contempt for
conservative values. And the voters, us
voters, yeah, we're going to remember.
We're going to rage and we're going to
retaliate at the ballot box. The
hypocrisy avalanche keeps rolling, guys,
though, because picture this fragile
barista. too triggered to even scribble
Charlie Kirk on a coffee cup. It It's
political. That's what they say. But
grow up, you weak need wokester. Write
it in a name is political now. What's
next? Boycotting customers whose hats
make say make America great again. This
is the pathetic death spiral of
wokeness. Small-minded, joy killing,
always bullying the everyday heroes
while coddling criminals.
And we cannot forget, we cannot forget
the institutional censorship strangle
hold. Conservative students are begging,
begging to launch a Turning Point USA
chapter and they get slammed with
denials, endless red tape, and lame
excuses.
All while every leftist echo chamber
club sells through approval. All the
safe spaces are just fine.
Administrators pull these slimy tricks
and then they want to act stunned when
the backlash hits their inboxes. it and
then it actually forces a policy U-turn
or better resignations.
Too much heat for you? Tough luck.
Actions have consequences and yours just
cost you your cushy gig. Now watch as
this hammer drops harder. These these
death celebrating clowns, well, they're
sobbing over their lost jobs. And I say
the sweet savage justice, I am very
happy it's here. You gloated over
assassination. Now you're broken
begging. Well, isn't karma obese?
>> I'll be damned if I see another person
that got fired from their job for
celebrating Charlie Kirk's death come
and [ __ ] about the fact that they lost
their job. As if Charlie Kirk didn't
lose his life for his opinion.
>> Are we for real?
>> Losing your job is nothing compared to
what Charlie lost.
>> Lose your pink meat.
>> What I really want you to see is the
fact that you don't think you should
lose your job over the opinions that you
have.
>> Spit it out. Yet you think it's okay for
Charlie to die over the opinions he had.
>> You people are living contradictions.
You can always get a better job. You can
always fix yourself, heal yourself,
change your opinion, do whatever because
you're a lie.
>> You are spinning.
>> There's no more mistakes Charlie Kirk
can make. He can't change his mind on
any opinions that you might have thought
he was wrong about because his life was
ended. All of y'all were saying, "Oh my
god, it's karma. It's karma. That's why
he got shot." You don't think you
accumulated any bad karma after you
celebrated someone dying?
>> Y'all are tweaking.
>> Hopefully the love of Jesus Christ heals
that heart of yours.
>> Much for tuning in to marketplace today.
So I want to talk about something for a
minute and um it is heavy. So please
bear with me. Um I want you to know that
it's okay if you feel sadness. It's okay
if you feel if you're grieving. Two days
ago, I lost a mentor, my first boss, the
first person who made me believe in
myself, that encouraged me to chase this
dream that you're watching right now,
Charlie Kirk. There's a lot of there's a
lot going on in our world right now, in
our country. But I want to say one
thing. Lean on your neighbors. Speak up
for what you believe in. I don't care
what it is. I want to share with you one
of my favorite sayings that Charlie
would always tell us at the office. He
would yell it from the mountain tops. So
please listen. When conversations stop
happening, when individuals become
wordless, that's when violence begins.
So if you do one thing today, make it be
with passion, with conviction, stand up
for your friends, stand up for your
beliefs, and speak loudly even if your
voice shakes.
Your words have meaning. Your values
have purpose. Never forget that.
Thank you, CK. You changed my life.
>> Hey guys, just stop real quick and pray
with me.
Lord,
you say, "Be still and know that I am
God." Psalm 46:10. Be still and know
that I am God. In this moment, please
Lord, calm my restless mind.
Quiet my anxious heart.
Help me set aside distractions and
choose what gives life and gives peace.
Isaiah 26:3. You keep in perfect peace
those whose minds are stayed on you,
Lord. Fill me with strength to turn my
attention toward you that I find rest
and joy in your presence. Amen.
Okay, now you can continue strolling or
you can turn your phone off and go
outside. Might I suggest the ladder? Go
get some sunshine, go look at a tree,
touch some grass, call a friend. If
you've got time to be on your phone
right now, you've got time to do your
to-do list and you've got time to reach
out to somebody in need and share this
prayer with them. Amen.
>> Because this is the epic meltdown that I
think we've been waiting for. These
fired fools who danced on Charlie Kirk's
grave. Well, they're now flooding the
internet with sob stories. I lost my
job. This is so unfair.
Are you for real? You heartless hacks.
You mocked a slaughtered patriot. You
celebrated a heinous assassination like
it was a party. And you honestly thought
the world would what? What? Just shrug,
agree with you, celebrate you, give you
a little high five. Losing your paycheck
is a slap on the wrist compared to
losing your life, wouldn't you say? I
mean, these entitled brats have no idea
what life is worth. Charlie Kirk is gone
forever. No doovers. His grieving wife
shattered. His kids robbed of a father.
But you clowns. Well, suck it up. Apply
at the drive-thru. Rebrand your your
toxic self if anyone's actually dumb
enough to hire you. That's the brutal
truth. You're breathing. Charlie isn't.
Deal with it. So, here's the raw bottom
line, guys.
Societyy's got a fierce moral firewall,
and it activates when your sickness
spreads too far. Cheer for death. You
are the virus and you get purged. The
left screeches, cancel culture when the
boot drops on them. Right. Right.
Pathetic rewrite. But that's
accountability culture, baby. Actions
smash into consequences like a freight
train. Right. No mercy. Yet, even in
this cesspool of darkness, glimmers of
hope shine through. A heartfelt tribute
from someone Charlie actually mentored,
hammering home that when sane dialogue
dies, we see this barbaric violence
erupt from the left. And that's what we
have to understand. Words can actually
save lives. Debate builds bridges. But
those bullets, you when you kill
someone, you don't win debates. You
torch civilization itself. And we wrap
with prayer. Guys, the ultimate rose to
the faith mocking left. While you sneer
at God, it's faith that steals us, heals
us, and enforces that divine moral order
you despise. If you celebrate
assassination, you better brace for the
backlash tsunami. If your spineless
institution won't enforce basic decency,
well, we the people will crush it with
our roars, our votes, and our boycots.
stand for life, law, and unapologetic
truth. I want you to do something. Make
sure you subscribe. Blast this video
everywhere. And I want you to let me
know in the comments. Should assassin
praising teachers keep poisoning our
kids? Hell yes or hell no? And also
guys, make sure you check out my merch
at my new shop, realmel king.com. I've
got some tribute merch over there for
Charlie Kirk and a bunch of other things
that you guys are going to love. And
with that, I will see you soon.
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