Iāve written about the Luigi Mangione case before. But this post isnāt really about him. And it certainly isnāt about taking the side of Luigi or the CEO who was killed. This is something different. This is about what this case says about us. Let me start with something that shouldnāt even have to beContinue reading “Luigi Is a Test”
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The Real Conversation Weāre Avoiding: Gun Violence Beyond Charlie Kirk
When I first saw the news after Charlie Kirkās death, my immediate reaction wasnāt outrage or relief, moral judgment, or the need to take sides. It was simply this: itās terrible that anyone dies violently, period. Yet, the way mainstream media responded struck me as utterly unnecessary. NPR ran a 26-minute video titled āHow DoContinue reading “The Real Conversation Weāre Avoiding: Gun Violence Beyond Charlie Kirk”