The Death of Debate: What Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Reveals About Our Culture

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The Death of Debate What Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Reveals About Our Culture

Charlie Kirk’s assassination at a university event has ripped open already raw national conversations about politics, speech, and moral responsibility. In the hours after the shot, Americans watched in horror as a familiar pattern repeated itself: an act of political violence, immediate polarisation, and a scramble for narratives that confirmed people’s worst fears about “the…

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