The way he got famous was by crying about how he got rejected by westpoint as a senior in hs bc some black woman took his spot. He had no evidence for that, just a lot of racist whining really, but breitbart published his essay and he was a catapulted into the rightwing propaganda ecosystem as a “young right influencer.” Failing upwards seems to be a common theme in the political world
freedom of speech is a human right, but we have a luxury compared to the rest of the world. i will not glorify or falsely eulogize someone who dishonored the oppressed. dehumanization isn’t an opinion, it’s a threat. when your platform is based on radical political incitement, expect a response, even a violent one. it doesn’t mean it’s deserved, but it’s expected.
if you knew God you’d know this isn’t someone to be glorified. mocking someone’s passing and showing mercy is one thing, but praising him or excusing his harmful behavior is not acceptable. not to mention political figures have always been the biggest targets for assassinations, that’s part of why it’s expected. political violence has been on the rise for a while now, expect it to get worse from here.