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Charlie Kirk assassination University of Utah Campus Wednesday ignited Dr. Drew Pinsky’s warning, which Drew Pinsky described as a symptom of a dangerous social transformation.
“Whenever a mass murder occurs, it’s always in a dehumanized environment,” Pinsky said.Hanney“The founder of the U.S. turning point was shot and killed just a few hours later.
He explained that mobs usually start with scapegoats and competitors who deprive humans of their own, which they believe ultimately allowed them to admit violence.
“One of the things the mobs do is they are scapegoats,” said Pinsky, chief official at Health.
Charlie Kirk and his wife Erika Lane Frantzve and their two children were assassinated on September 10. (Erika Kirk via Instagram)
“Once they replace, they suck blood.”
According to Pinsky, this mentality leads some people in the public to separate from public figures, reducing it to “cartoon characters” rather than living people. He argues that hateful online rhetoric brings together real-world violence.
“They feel free to act against them again in the mob of social media. But the reality is that it is not good for everyone’s soul.”
Kirk’s death is the latest death of a series of violence Attack on conservative characters. The two assassinations of Donald Trump have occurred for about two months in 2024, and the shootings took place for about a year.
Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point in the United States, greets supporters at an event in San Diego, California on May 1. (Michael Ho Wai Lee/Getty Images)
The 31-year-old father of two has been known as a staunch Trump supporter and has spent years touring nationwide to promote conservative values to young audiences. He is well known for his public debates on university campuses.
Pinsky suggests Kirk’s outspokenness of his beliefs is what makes him a target.
Vigil held after Charlie Kirk’s assassination: “We must heal”
“Charlie, [was] A person who represents morality and truth. ” he said.
“We have brainwashed in this country that they think it’s a sign that someone has with an evil partner.”
On September 10 at the University of Utah in Orem, Utah, people fired fire while showing up at Charlie Kirk of the University of Utah. (Trent Nelson/Salt Lake Tribune)
Trump delivered a speech After the attack, the state called the perpetrator a “monster” and described the assassination as a dark moment for the United States.
Although many people across the country feel heartbroken, Pinsky believes Kirk’s death will last for a long time.
“Charlie created the institution and will continue to move forward, and his memory will survive. He can be a martyr in the name of kindness,” Pinsky said.
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“Not helping his family, no helping his children, but we can make sure he doesn’t die in vain.”
