Charlie Kirk died for free speech and universities still have nothing to say

When a person executes his views publicly on a university campus, one expects a response from a higher education institution to respond immediately – even if only in the face of the creepy effect of this violence. People want them to assure students that their campus is still a place for free inquiries. People would expect them to assure that every future spokesperson for political persuasion is not only welcome, but also protected from deadly threats. However, follow the creepy assassination of conservative idols Charlie Kirkthe university has remained silent to a large extent.

That silence is far from the deafening chorus of George Floyd after his death in 2020, when student inboxes overflowed Ethical Email From the University President, Provost, Dean and the entire department. At my alma mater, the University of Chicago student dean Jay Ellison announced Floyd was murdered before any court ruling. Provost Ka Yee C. Lee declared Floyd’s death “is racially motivated.” President Robert J. Zimmer claims that “true freedom and equality” is out of reach in the United States.

The departments also piled up: limited admissions for graduates in English departments, only in black studies; the Department of Physics ordered a one-day shutdown to unite with the Black Lives Mass riots. The Ministry of History promises allegiance to Marxism’s fraudulent black life material organization. Rather than condemning the riots that destroyed American cities, these statements sanctify them as “just.”

University warns not to cite Charlie Kirk’s death to silent freedom of speech, unfair hiking safety expenses

Ironically, the University of Chicago boasted about its “Chicago Principles,” which allowed the school to open debate and free inquiries and its “Calvin Report,” which declared the university’s institutional neutrality to political and social issues to protect this freedom. Don’t be fooled. These commitments are marketing manuals for donors, not on campus reality.

What is more relevant to the University of Chicago: George Floydwhich became a gathering point for riots and extreme racial politics, or publicly killing innocent people on campus – will this behavior inevitably relax the university’s freedom of speech nationwide? The answer is obvious.

More than just Chicago. This week, federalists contacted Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Brown, Columbia and Dartmouth, among many other major institutions. Everyone made grand statements about Floyd. There is nothing to say about Charlie’s assassination.

Charlie would predict this double standard. That’s why he dedicated himself to the university campus; he understands the heartbeat of the left movement in the academy – the institution is steadily conquered by Marxism.

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The university was once completely Christian, rooted in the pursuit of God and the pursuit of nurturing virtues. Today’s Woke courses peddled false grievance disciplines such as fat research and queer research and actively questioned whether the “truth” exists.

Marxism is essentially hostile to truth (God) and peace. For Marxists, there is no divine authority, only the power struggle between Love and North. Primitive power itself becomes the closest thing to God, and violence has always proven to be the engine of “progress”. That’s why radical trans-aggressive activists in their Attacking Christian children The oppressors of their brand, and why the BLM rioters feel reasonable to burn the city. In their worldview, violence is not wrong, it is necessary.

Educating young people about knowledge, not based on knowledge education is the secret to disaster. The Anger of Summer 2020 – and the Glory of the Defendant UN Healthcare CEO Killer Luigi Mangione – Show this in a clear liberation.

The highest conservative speaker vows “not to be silent” after Charlie Kirk assassination

That’s why Charlie Kirk is a martyr. He died because he dared to speak in a temple where he taught lies and informed with his Christian faith. His presence on campus is a condemnation of the indoctrination machine, and his murder is the flesh of the flesh.

What happened to Charlie is not unforeseeable. This is the end of a long and visible trajectory. In 2017, at UC Berkeley, the so-called birthplace of the free speech movement – a group of students convened a fire, injured bystanders and caused more than $100,000 in damages to stop right-wing commentators Milo Yiannopoulos From the speech. That night, as the venue supported, safety expenses soared, and Milo’s entire campus tour collapsed. The mob not only kept a speech silent—they were silent in the future every event.

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After many major conservative speakers gave up, Charlie began visiting the campus. He got insurance, hired security guards, and bravely moved forward – and was murdered for it.

If Charlie cannot survive his campus journey with his resources and courage, who else can? millionaire Ben ShapiroWith the support of his multi-million dollar company, The Daily Wire, vowed to take on the cause. Very nice to him. But how many others can afford millions of premiums, guards and legal exposure? Courage alone cannot pay the bill. No liability can be borne by conviction alone. In today’s America, First Amendment It is not slowly abolished according to the law.

And university? They are not neutral. Despite their billion-dollar donations and stable flow of taxpayer subsidies, universities in the U.S. have provided little assurance since Charlie’s assassination last week that they will promote or physically protect the idea of ​​free communication. Their silence is not neutral, but tends to be complicit. This is not surprising. Their course has long been ideological slim, which has exacerbated George Floyd’s summer 2020 anger and present Charlie Assassination.

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There is no doubt that the fact that Charlie was killed by a shot on his neck had a symbolic meaning. His voice fell silent. He will never go to the campus stage again, and the students will never witness him in action.

Now, Charlie’s voice disappeared. He will never go to the campus stage again, and the students will never witness him in action. And their silence, University Speaking their true thoughts: Charlie’s words were never welcome.

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