
Steps away
He was about as fine a young man as you could have dreamed up in a country so busy disgracing itself, Jesus-like in quality, if not in exact manner. Jesus, after all, was not a family man. But then there
was nothing supernatural about Charlie Kirk. He was vividly of this time and place on earth. Now, in death, you can imagine him up on a mural in the post office.
They've gone and turned him into legend, like Davy Crockett, Joseph Smith, Abe Lincoln.
Yeah, it goes that deep.The Woke-Jacobin Left broke into a happy-dance when they heard the news, and I bet 90-percent of them
didn't even know what Charlie was about, except that their minders had painted a bullseye on him and somebody hit it. They have forgotten what their country is about, too.
They have unwittingly acted-out Biblical-grade wickedness. Jimmy Kimmel didn't just tell a bad joke about the president —
"This is how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish" — he made a Judas of himself.
He demonstrated exactly what it means to betray whatever remains of goodness in this land.You are at a loss to understand how bad it got, years of officially enforced insanity, absurdities jammed down your craw, treasonous mischief, vile abuses under color-of-law (Tina Peters still rots in jail in Colorado!), and, lately, gunning down whoever stands in their way. You look at an old, established political party and you begin to see
actual demons.You understand that destroying the country might not be enough for them.
Comment: Pity there's not the same concern for the living conditions of NYC residents.