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Speaker 1 (00:01):
A note no burnings, no buildings burned to the ground,
a note, no riots took place, a note nothing was
destroyed except the life of Charlie Kirk and that of
his family and friends. Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good Morning.
(00:25):
I thought it was worth noting that Charlie Kirk's assassination
led to absolutely zero violence. I want to state very
clearly there is a difference between the right and the left.
Speaker 2 (00:44):
I don't think that every.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Democrat out there is like, I'm glad Charlie Kirk is dead,
but man, there's way too many. And they work in
places like Ball State. They work the Human Rights Commission
in Munsey. Why in the world does Munsey have a
human rights commission? That guy has resigned and we don't
know what's going to happen with the director of Health
Promotion and Advocacy at Ball State. People having opinions about
(01:08):
Charlie Kirk. One thing he deserved it that says something.
And you work for companies and maybe they've got a thought, Well, Tony,
that's just cancel culture. Well the left started it. What
do you want me to do? What do you want
me to do? You want to express yourself fine. You
want to wish for people's death, to cheer their death,
you can I can't stop you.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Some people can notice that.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
You work for a university or for a city and
may have words about that. But when that happened, no
one burned anything to the ground. No one destroyed anything.
Neither should they because that's not how we engage. That's
sound how you respond. You don't destroy property because people
(01:53):
are fools. There's a T shirt company and the T
shirt company has it's now got cartoon images of Charlie
Kirk where he's been shot in the neck and says,
debate this, and then they take the line from Wu
Tang Clan and says protect your neck, which has Charlie
Kirk being shot in blood coming out of his neck.
(02:15):
Try making a T shirt about George Floyd. See what
would have happened. There is a difference, and it can't
be denied. An America season and that's what's important. It
makes no difference to me how some people want to
posture on social media. Who cares we see this? A
guy who has an outrageous amount of of followers was
(02:47):
assassinated and no one said, let's take to the streets
at the University at IU Indianapolis. They didn't say let's
go tear up buildings.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
They sat down in the quad and prayed. Different. Different,
We're different.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
When you are not filled with hate and rage, you
can disagree with people without being disagreeable. You understand, when
you have control of your emotions, you can actually do
something that is positive. When you have no control of
your emotions, when you truly believe that the people who
disagree with you are the enemy that must be destroyed,
(03:37):
you will destroy things. We are different, and the political
left still has not figured out this is what they
have built and created in this reaction. We still don't
know who this killer is, but I will tell you
that this was political terrorism. The video coming to WIBC
(04:00):
dot com political terrorism, and we call it an assassination
because that is accurate.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
The response.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Is college students gathering for prayer, not blocking traffic, not
preventing students from coming in, not holding custodial workers hostage
like they did in Columbia while they were play acting
like they were somehow poor Palestinians, the bunch of fools
that they are, we don't do those things. We don't
(04:36):
do that here. And I did not realize how oppression
Kendrick was is. Are they not like us? More importantly,
I'm glad we're not like them, the violent, the angry,
the vitriolic. That doesn't mean we shouldn't be aware, awake,
and prepared at all times. But there's a lot being
(05:03):
shown in this moment. I like us, and that's not
the political right. That's the free and thinking people who
recognize that this progressive left that does not get excoriated
for their actions is simply an abomination and of no
value to America's future. As a matter of fact, they
(05:24):
would end America's future. And that's why those groups of
people hateful and vile, we should know them and they
should lose every election. They have no place being in
power in our country at all, at all.
A note no burnings, no buildings burned to the ground,
a note, no riots took place, a note nothing was
destroyed except the life of Charlie Kirk and that of
his family and friends. Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good Morning.
(00:25):
I thought it was worth noting that Charlie Kirk's assassination
led to absolutely zero violence. I want to state very
clearly there is a difference between the right and the left.
Speaker 2 (00:44):
I don't think that every.
Speaker 1 (00:45):
Democrat out there is like, I'm glad Charlie Kirk is dead,
but man, there's way too many. And they work in
places like Ball State. They work the Human Rights Commission
in Munsey. Why in the world does Munsey have a
human rights commission? That guy has resigned and we don't
know what's going to happen with the director of Health
Promotion and Advocacy at Ball State. People having opinions about
(01:08):
Charlie Kirk. One thing he deserved it that says something.
And you work for companies and maybe they've got a thought, Well, Tony,
that's just cancel culture. Well the left started it. What
do you want me to do? What do you want
me to do? You want to express yourself fine. You
want to wish for people's death, to cheer their death,
you can I can't stop you.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
Some people can notice that.
Speaker 1 (01:32):
You work for a university or for a city and
may have words about that. But when that happened, no
one burned anything to the ground. No one destroyed anything.
Neither should they because that's not how we engage. That's
sound how you respond. You don't destroy property because people
(01:53):
are fools. There's a T shirt company and the T
shirt company has it's now got cartoon images of Charlie
Kirk where he's been shot in the neck and says,
debate this, and then they take the line from Wu
Tang Clan and says protect your neck, which has Charlie
Kirk being shot in blood coming out of his neck.
(02:15):
Try making a T shirt about George Floyd. See what
would have happened. There is a difference, and it can't
be denied. An America season and that's what's important. It
makes no difference to me how some people want to
posture on social media. Who cares we see this? A
guy who has an outrageous amount of of followers was
(02:47):
assassinated and no one said, let's take to the streets
at the University at IU Indianapolis. They didn't say let's
go tear up buildings.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
They sat down in the quad and prayed. Different. Different,
We're different.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
When you are not filled with hate and rage, you
can disagree with people without being disagreeable. You understand, when
you have control of your emotions, you can actually do
something that is positive. When you have no control of
your emotions, when you truly believe that the people who
disagree with you are the enemy that must be destroyed,
(03:37):
you will destroy things. We are different, and the political
left still has not figured out this is what they
have built and created in this reaction. We still don't
know who this killer is, but I will tell you
that this was political terrorism. The video coming to WIBC
(04:00):
dot com political terrorism, and we call it an assassination
because that is accurate.
Speaker 2 (04:07):
The response.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
Is college students gathering for prayer, not blocking traffic, not
preventing students from coming in, not holding custodial workers hostage
like they did in Columbia while they were play acting
like they were somehow poor Palestinians, the bunch of fools
that they are, we don't do those things. We don't
(04:36):
do that here. And I did not realize how oppression
Kendrick was is. Are they not like us? More importantly,
I'm glad we're not like them, the violent, the angry,
the vitriolic. That doesn't mean we shouldn't be aware, awake,
and prepared at all times. But there's a lot being
(05:03):
shown in this moment. I like us, and that's not
the political right. That's the free and thinking people who
recognize that this progressive left that does not get excoriated
for their actions is simply an abomination and of no
value to America's future. As a matter of fact, they
(05:24):
would end America's future. And that's why those groups of
people hateful and vile, we should know them and they
should lose every election. They have no place being in
power in our country at all, at all.
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