I'm not religious, but support anyone's right to believe and worship however they want.
But I don't support discrimination, or fermenting hate, based on what people think their god wants.
Common examples where religious people (not all) try to control others are sexuality and women's rights. My first wife was treated horrendously by the catholic church when she was young, it's affected her entire life, and by extension also my own. Not in a positive way. Hopefully it's obvious from what I just wrote that I also oppose religious extremism and zealotry.
As for details of Charlie Kirk's actions and beliefs, everyone can look things up and do their own research.
It's terrible that he was shot down, awful for anyone to be assaulted or harmed let alone murdered.
As I said in the first post, I was under the impression he was a young guy who was passionate about encouraging respectful political debate. On digging only a little a different picture emerged.
Doesn't mean I'm not appalled by his murder. As I'm daily appalled by innocent children dying slowly in terror trapped under the rubble of bombed buildings, or even worse, from starvation, whether in Middle east, africa, america, Australia whatever. Plenty of trouble spots in the world
Anyway Charlie Kirk is now being held up as a martyr or even a saint. An awful loss for his wife and young kids, at least they've got money and the support of some of the most powerful people on earth. So I'm pretty sure my opinion won't make much difference either way
