Do you think Charlie Kirk's widow is trying to incite retaliatory murder against democrats by pretending to forgive Charlie Kirk's killer?

[jennifer_bloom]

Nobody who loves God would ever honour or marry somebody like Charlie Kirk.

He promoted hatred and racism, and the bible teaches those who deny humans are created in the image of God will be punished the way murderers are punished.

Revelations says those who murder drown in sulphuric acid after they die, and this does not mean only those who murder physically, but also those who murder verbally, emotionally, psychologically, morally, spiritually, professionally, financially, mentally, procedurally, and ideologically.

They will suffer in a metaphorical lake of fire that might involve emotional anguish and mental torment when they die and go to hell.

[virgo2267]

Well truth be told Mr Kirk could have been more cautious socially after being warned of rhe risks he took and having those debates.
He became an example of “taken off the map” quote

[jamesgoldman]

Sulphuric acid... think I'd recall that bit of the bible

Recall a big flood, fire and brimstone, pillar of salt and murder

[Someone34]

Jennifer, you should watch Charlie Kirks gatherings he made and the meetings he held. He invited any person to debate him with words so we could understand each other.

You dont have to agree with what his opinions were if you dont want to. But his whole standpoint and meaning with his meetings were to talk to people and try to actually debate them and understand them and he also wanted other people to understand him
and why he thought as he thought about different subjects.

He was basically the medias worst nightmare cause he opened up peoples eyes who just wanted to shout different slurs at him, instead he invited them over and forced them to talk in a debating manner instead.

He was literally the worst nightmare for a propaganda machine that constantly spewed out hatred towards people with other opinions about literally any topic today.

He tried to take that hostility away that the media tried to create in people who are more easily led.

[Twodogs0525]

Do you know how dumb your question is? It's like another person on here that said Kirk's killer had to be "far right", that it " makes sense, because Kirk hated the trans community, so, the killer couldn't accept dating one and had to kill Kirk out of guilt".

[Avery64]

I didn't hear Charlie Kirk try to attack anyone. He would speak the statistics of the situations. He was always willing to debate anyone respectfully. A disagreement is not hatred. And he actually did a lot of good when it came to a Christian point of view.

John 7

[Someone34]

Exactly this.

[Cidknee]

You are misinformed or are just lying.
Are you a Christian?
Are you a democrat?
You've not watched any of his programs or you would know better. You should be ashamed of yourself!

[Cidknee]

And you claim his widow is "pretending" to forgive? You claim to know this woman's heart? Only God knows a person so intimately! You are NO Christian!!

[Cidknee]

Erika Kirk has also shared a message for young women — to hold fast to their faith, to choose grace over bitterness, and to live with conviction even when the world mocks you for it. She’s reminded countless women that strength isn’t about vengeance or pride, but about keeping your heart steady in truth and compassion. Her forgiveness is an act of courage, not weakness — a reminder that we can honor what’s right without letting hatred rule us.

@jennifer_bloom, maybe take a moment to reflect on that. Erika’s example shows how grace can do far more than anger ever will.”

[Cidknee]

“Erika Kirk’s decision to forgive her husband’s killer isn’t about politics or pretending — it’s about faith. In her own words, she said that forgiveness was the only way to keep hate from taking root in her heart, and that Charlie would have wanted her to lead with grace, not vengeance. Forgiveness doesn’t excuse what happened; it’s a declaration that evil doesn’t get the final word. She chose to honor her husband by living the values he believed in — courage, conviction, and mercy — even toward someone who didn’t deserve it.

[Bubbatech24065]

Seriously? Name one Republican assassin. I don't think it's possible, even the JFK, and RFK was considered comunist or mob related, not Republican.

[Anonymous]

He did not promote any of that and you’re brainwashed and uninformed if you think so.