In this conversation, I reflect on the recent events surrounding Charlie Kirk's assassination, discussing the societal reactions and the consequences of expressing disgusting and inhumane opinions. I also share my critiques on the media's role in shaping narratives and highlights the disparity in public reactions to different incidents. The conversation also addresses the nature of compassion in society, ultimately emphasizing the importance of words over violence in addressing societal issues.

Shout to those that say that we have Narcissistic Personality Disorder(NPD) or Anti-Social Personality Disorder for mourning Charlie more than people like George Floyd or "the victims of Kyle Rittenhouse". Wish I was actually making that shit up.

It is another dark day in the history of America with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. A husband, father of two, and man who would openly debate with the opposing side of the spectrum, assassinated in Utah for his beliefs. This shit right here isn't America. Not one iota. Sorry for the profanity, but I give my honest take on everything and try to do right by the man and what he did and died for. People suck.

The alleged "War on Drugs" has been a waste of time and money since its inception. The numbers only grew through the entire 5 decades and over 1 trillion dollars we have spent. It never did a thing to actually help to stop the problem. Now, Trump has made an actual action to try to actually wage a war on drugs. I have the sad numbers to prove its ineffectiveness and my darling insight into it today.

American Progress: Ending the War on Drugs: By the Numbers - Center for American ProgressCDC: Products - Data Briefs - Number 522 - December 2024BBC: US strike on 'Venezuela drug boat': What do we know, and was it legal?