Violence Increases When Dialogue Ceases The tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk is not only the loss of a cultural leader, but also a chilling reminder of what happens when we confuse speech with violence. Kirk was a tireless champion of free expression, and his death underscores the urgent need to examine how the suppression of dialogue can set the stage for real violence. In his own words, Kirk once warned : “When people stop talking, really bad stuff starts… when you stop having a human...

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