A recent online video has sparked discussion after a content creator, known as 'hunter' (@staxioms), shared his emotional reaction to comments made by political commentator Charlie Kirk regarding mass shootings and transgender individuals. The creator referenced a previous video where he discussed Kirk's assertion that there have been 'too many' transgender mass shooters over the last decade, countering with data suggesting the number is five, a figure reportedly fact-checked by CNN. The video delves into the broader context of gun violence in America, with the creator highlighting a spreadsheet of mass shooting incidents. In a poignant moment, the creator expressed profound grief over a specific mass shooting where a father lost his family, drawing a personal parallel to his own role as a father. He stated, 'Charlie had two kids and a wife... and like not to make this about me, but I have two kids and a wife and if my one-year-old boy will grow up without memories of his dad... it's a tragedy and I don't it's hard to grapple with.' He further urged viewers to refrain from celebrating such events or spreading conspiracy theories, asserting that such actions are unhelpful. Despite his strong disagreements with Kirk's views, the creator emphasized the importance of maintaining peaceful discourse, stating, 'He is still a human being.' The video concludes with a call for empathy and constructive conversation.
A Utah Valley University student was the last person to ask Charlie Kirk a question before the political commentator was fatally shot. Here's what Hu…
Ο Χάντερ Κόζακ, φοιτητής φιλοσοφίας και μαθηματικών στην Utah Valley University, βρέθηκε άθελά του στο επίκεντρο της τραγωδίας με τη δολοφονία του
