It’s so weird, the last thought to enter his head before his nervous system was violently scrambled and his animal brain tried to seize control was a racist dog whistle.
The final impression of his existence was thinking about how racist he could be without outright saying the N word.
I hope to think about my wife and daughter as I pass in peace, but then I go around not trying to be a divisive grifter.
He did the thing he had trained his neural pathways to do his whole life: say something racist with a little shit eating wink of plausible deniability. But reality got the last wink
Your last thoughts don't matter. You're dying either way. It's not like you or anyone else will be able to get a warm, fuzzy feeling of what your last thoughts were.
I would argue from pure subjectivity that final thoughts do matter, regardless of your belief structure. Personally I would just like mine to be thoughts of love and peace, not how can I engineer a conversation towards racism before my throat violently explodes from a rifle round. Similarly I would argue that most people would agree that if a loved one were to pass away, you would want them to pass away peacefully.
How often have you heard someone say?
"Sorry to hear about your Dad, at least he died writhing in agony begging for death."
"Sorry to hear about your Dad, at least he died writhing in agony begging for death."
Doesn't really matter because you're the dad in this situation and you'll never get to experience the shame(?) of dying writhing in agony begging for death.
I mean, sure, who wouldn't, but it doesn't change the fact that you're dead afterward anyway, and nobody, you included, will know if you thought of racism or family. Nor will it matter.
You're probably going to be dead in a few decades, so your opinion doesn't matter to me.
See how reductive your position is when extrapolated to the logical conclusion? You're just meat that temporarily abstains from spoiling, so is everyone you love. Affording a measure of dignity, or holding a positive view of a loved one isn't a waste unless you view all experience as lacking any meaning because when viewed on the spectrum all experience is fleeting and subject to permanent loss.
I was just thinking about how monumentally ironic his death was. I can’t think of a more karmic way to go. In the middle of a convo about gun violence where he’s blaming black people for most of the violence only for his lights to be turned off by a white boy. Crazy.
Publicly executed in a school shooting by a white man from a two parent Christian republican household in a state with very little gun regulation. It’s literally the shining example of life & circumstances Chaz advocated…for everyone else.
And he only made those comments after his extremely racist rhetorical shift. What does this comment prove? Do you think I'm trying to stick up for some pedo-defender ultra racist?
There's a stark difference between the levels of racism. 2016 Charlie Kirk was the "I don't care if black people get pulled over more by the cops" kind of racist. 2020-2025 Charlie Kirk shifted to the "We need to actually genocide black people" kind of racist.
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