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Rainn Wilson calls for solidarity after assassination Charlie Kirk.
Saturday, “Office” alum Talk about tragic deaths publicly on social media, while urging followers to “get deeper” in their search for sympathy.
“These are indeed dangerous, tragic times. I want to solve the recent Charlie Kirk,” Wilson said in the video. “I don’t always agree with him, but the whole idea of ’I’m going to kill someone I disagree with’ is disgusting and dangerous, and our hearts go out to him, his soul, his wife, his children and his family and all his family and supporters. ”
Rainn Wilson calls for unity after Charlie Kirk assassination. (Michael Tran/Filmmagic)
He continued: “In fact, he is a brave man. He is not afraid to speak his truth and often enters hostile circumstances to do this. How many of us have the same courage?”
“A lot of people keep saying, ‘Hey, we need to lower the temperature’, and of course, that does in the short term. But we need to go deeper. We need to build bridges of love and unity, especially among people we disagree with. As Arthur Brooks said, we need to divide better, and we have a better way of life, and we have a different way of thinking about ourselves, and we have a different way of thinking about ourselves.
Jillian Michaels describes Charlie Kirk’s powerful influence on her teenage son
Charlie Kirk was killed on September 10. (Rebecca Noble/AFP via Getty Images)
Rennes, who Host “Soul Prosperity” podcastsaid we must be cautious about the “division and hatred” within our country.
“We have to be very cautious with social media,” he said. “There are many reasons that cause division and hatred. It can and should be a spiritual tool we can use to create communities, with people who are very different from us.”
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“How do we discover more deeply the compassion necessary for a true spiritual revolution?” he concluded.
Wilson’s representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.
Wilson is not the only celebrity to speak since Kirk’s death.
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Kirk was killed Wednesday in a speech in Orem, Utah, a well-known conservative activist. Although Hollywood often has a hot political climate, it seems that many people can agree that there is no reason for this violence.
Arnold SchwarzeneggerIn recent years, the former Republican governor has criticized the party, urging people to gather in the wake of the tragedy.
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“My heart is with Charlie Kirk’s family and the United States,” he Written on X. “Politics has become a disease in this country, and it is fatal. But don’t listen to pessimists who say there is no cure. It’s cure. It’s within us. We have to find better angels and walk back from the extremes. If we can’t agree to any other consent, we have to find consent, and we don’t agree with our debate.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, an actor and former California Governor, said politics had “been a disease” after Kirk’s death. (Tristar Media/Wireimage)
“It’s a terrible tragedy. Maybe everyone can rediscover their humanity.”
actor Josh Duhamel A similar position was taken. He posted a photo of Kirk with his wife and two children On Instagram With the title “Tear Charlie Kirk. Remember, no matter your political beliefs, this man has a wife and 2 beautiful children who no longer have him. Please pray for this crazy stop.”
Jillian Michaelsshe told Fox News Digital that she was personally “more centrist” and shared on X after the shooting that “even if she and Kirk” didn’t see certain topics,” he still welcomed her to the event and went to the podcast.
Many celebrities talk about the death of Charlie Kirk. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
“The hatred that penetrates our culture must stop,” She wrote. “If we succumb to this anger, if we allow hatred to reproduce hatred, we will not only lose our lives, but our humanity. We must reject this darkness – in our media, in our politics and within us.
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“Let’s take this pain of loss as a solemn appeal to make sure it never happens. All our leaders on both sides of the aisle, all colors, all genders and all directions, need to set a better example. Together. Choose compassion, understanding and solidarity – in honor of Charlie, to honor our culture and generations.
