The Life of Tuan

I don’t condone what happened to Charlie Kirk. But apparently he sure did. His words, not mine. People have every right to mourn him and empathize with him and his family (which by the way, Kirk himself believed empathy was, and I quote again, “a made up new age term that does a lot of damage”…just saying), but I don’t need to be forced to do the same when I know for a fact those same people, Kirk included, would not do the same for me. “Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind.” I’m not going to bow my head or be compelled by a fringe group of people to mourn a man who was an unapologetic racist, homophobe and misogynist. I don’t give a damn how “uplifting” his spirituality was for people, especially when that was used as a guise to spread hate and division. I’m sorry for what happened to him, but I will not be sorry that he is gone. To quote pastor Howard-John Wesley: “How you die does not redeem how you lived.”