00:00So I'm here to commemorate the death of unfortunately Charlie Kirk who was taken away from us a little
00:25bit too soon and really to commemorate his life what he stood for what he stood against and really
00:32an end to political violence because it shouldn't be that we should live in a world where you know
00:37just for having an opinion you should be killed I think that's abhorrent and it's a it's a really
00:41negative turn for Western civilization well look I didn't agree with everything that Charlie Kirk
00:57ever said but I have to say that he stood for some fundamental values which I did agree with
01:02fundamentally for family for culture for for country and these seem to be things that are
01:07unfortunately lost within within our times amongst our youth and he was part of the the
01:11counterculture that fought against this and it's it really is a shame that he's he's taken away from
01:16us too soon I I never met him but I used to watch him on YouTube and I'm not about I'm not into I
01:23like the Christian way of life I wouldn't say I was a Christian but I had a lot of respect for the man
01:30and I agreed with what he had a lot of what he had to say
01:41that we will all start speaking out we will all become a Charlie and we won't be scared to do it
01:56probably I would say his biggest legacy now will be millions and millions and millions of young people
02:06who will now see the light all sides and I hate to say this but all sides of the political spectrum
02:13have their radical aspects every ideology has its has its fanatics and it has to stop and one thing
02:19Charlie Kirk did is he very much advocated against violence especially political violence he said when
02:26people stop talking bad stuff starts and I very much agree with that we need to keep talking to each
02:30other we need to keep humanizing each other above everything whether you're a leftist a socialist a
02:35conservative anything as long as it's what you say it should be accepted
03:00because he took it back and I was like no!
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