I can’t be the only one who feels like what we’re witnessing on the global stage is bigger than politics… right?

A 31 year old guy woke up this morning and went to work.. to model our right to debate.. and never got to go home to kiss his wife or kids again.

The world watched as he was assassinated. The outcome has been even more divisive, frankly terrifying rhetoric from so many American people. Some of which I’m close to.

I can’t help but feel uneasy about what this means for humanity.

The act itself.
The lack of empathy.
The divisiveness about how to respond to the loss of human life.

Maybe I’m losing it (note: I’m not), but what we’re collectively experiencing feels spiritual to me. Good vs evil.

Praying for Charlie Kirk, his wife and children, all those who watched him die for what he believes in, as well as the people responsible for his death.

You don’t have to agree with any of these people to say a prayer for them, too. We have to come together as humans first. It’s the only way through.