I’m glad you posted it. I thought it was funny.
In general, killing a person is a bad thing and we should feel sadness for the loss of innocent life. However, maybe the propaganda machines have warped our judgement, as I see people going on and on about the Kennedys.
For whom do I feel the most sadness:
A) Julius Caesar
B) RFK
C) Corey Comperatore
For me, it’s c, Corey Comperatore. His death is the most recent.
Now if it comes to which death was the most consequential in human history, my ratings would be reversed from Caesar, to RFK, to Comperatore.
Speaking of consequential, the attempt on Donald Trump was huge. Not only was it attempted murder, but it was a direct attack on Democracy. The American people want Donald Trump to be President. Taking him out with a bullet, or lawfare, is an attempt to thwart the will of the people. Democrats pretend to care about Democracy. Clearly that is not the case.
Can you imagine the shivers that went down the yellow backs of Chris Wray and Ronnie Rowe when they heard RFK, Jr. would be involved in a legit investigation of J13 after Trump is sworn in?