Charlie Kirk’s Thoughts On The Death Penalty

Here's Charlie Kirk on the death penalty. >> In America, I would oppose the death penalty because this current government will use any power we give them against us. >> The moral argument, I'm totally on board. If we had a government that was ethical and >> You were saying just you think the government's so far gone that they're they could >> Practically right now in America, I think we should oppose the death penalty cuz they could [music] start executing. >> They would. Charlie Kirk said >> No, they wouldn't. They're not doing it yet, at least. >> They got the death penalty part? >> Yeah, they barely carry out the death penalty at all. >> No, because right now opposing the death penalty fits [music] their agenda. But make make no mistake, as soon as the actual Bolsheviks take over, they're going to want to bring back the guillotine. >> Two things jump out of that clip. The first is >> Given the fact there are people who want to kill me, and if they have the power, they will. >> The second is the word he used to describe the people who use the power [music] to kill people, and he called them Bolsheviks. >> The Bolshevik Revolution was a revolution against Christianity, and it replaced God with what? >> Well, money and power. And it used violence as a kind of secular blood sacrifice both to terrify the population into submission, but also for more power.