Left -wing streammer Hasan Picker weighs “terrible” Charlie Kirk killedSaying that he wants he can still argue on the conservative activist, but “the tragedy intervened.”
Picker said that he came to know about the deadly shooting of Kirk while living on Twitch on Wednesday.
A political commentator, picker, was set Discussion On September 25 at Dartmouth College, Kirk, a discussion that was going to be focused on challenges and priorities faced by young voters in America
Picker wrote in an op-ed for the New York Times, “Everything I had had not only a graphic nature. It was the terror to see someone I know-not a friend or aide, but not a friend or a colleague, but a person I know personally and have argued before-which is clearly a growing tidal of political violence.” Published Saturday morning.
Twitch streammer underlined three insights, which believes that it can be taken from Kirk’s “terrible death”.
“The first of these insights is hardly new. The United States has very loose gun laws and the world has more violent guns per capita than any other developed nation. And firing occurs anywhere, the campus can be particularly fatal,” Picker said.
Cancer was shot and killed while talking at Utah Valley University. Authority Identified Kirk’s alleged killer as 22 -year -old Utah resident Tyler Robinson.
The second insight, the picker, argues that the violence “never originates in a vacuum” and that “a high-profile political content kills the manufacturer-killing-why does this happen to a break in our social system.”
The leftist political commentator wrote in the OP-Aid, “Social challenges include increasing fares and homeless, destruction due to climate change, Titanic levels of inequality and destruction in the names of many others here.” “Our capitalist way of life – always accumulates, never evening never – leaves more and more people to deal with these problems on its own.”
“It produces the feelings of separation and resentment because the physical condition deteriorates,” Picker said. “And given that our society is together in some way together by a 24/7 news cycle, which often feeds this resentment, it is rarely surprised that a lot of serious, unnecessary guns die in the country of stressed gun owners.”
Picker’s third tech is that Americans are disappointed for habitual violence, associating it with American intervention abroad.
“There is a connection between our culture of violence and US foreign policy,” Picker wrote. “Over time, our culture of violence has targeted people from all over the world – anywhere from Cuba to Iraq – people who work as a literal goal for American weapons and bombs, which I think as additional ability for Americans’ violence.”
He said, “Drawing a gun or launching a missile has become a part of our national character, a tragic lack of morality for the time it takes for the fingers to pull the trigger.”
Twitch streammer said, “I preferred to ask Mr. Kirk about all these things. He and I identified some similar problems, but our views clashed about their causes and their possible solutions.”
According to Picker, young Americans are feeling a feeling of “growing disappointment”, in part, “many” do not listen to their struggles.
“I wanted to debate Sri Kirk,” he continued. “But due to a violent act, I can no longer.”
