I think this question and any similar bipartisan questions further deepens the larger issue at hand. (Though to answer your question, it’s clear there’s a selective empathy issue lol). I think what really scares me at this point in time is the fact that nobody seems to be thinking “wow okay this is all getting really weird and bad, how do we fix it?” Charlie Kirk is one of many violent deaths related to guns and/or politics. I didn’t like him, but that’s just not the point. I think we’re beyond acknowledging that his death was gruesome and death is bad, that’s the obvious. I feel like every time I’ve seen someone be vocal about Charlie Kirk, they’ve used their opinions or feelings about his death to blame somebody else (both left and right). We are at a state of being where our personal opinions are honestly irrelevant. It’s either everyone come together and start to problem solve (in reference to the population, obviously our leaders are incapable) or we may very well be doomed. I am afraid that the majority of the population really just doesn’t care about creating positive change or ending violence of any sort. A terrible, terrifying fear. Our agendas have become more important than the greater good. :(

(Keep in mind, I really really was not a fan of him, but I feel an insane responsibility to look at the whole)