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I've written some of my own thoughts here, so don't confuse them with Elisha's (The person in the clip) I've been reflecting a lot around the unfortunate passing of Charlie Kirk, because his death felt different. It struck something deep in my core watching that video of him being shot, first I felt absolutely horrified and disgusting by what I just witnessed. Then I started to think and I realized that the world is going trough a massive paradigm shift. The very seams holding the world broke with Charlie Kirk's passing. There has been a massive build up to this with Iryna Zaruska's unfortunate passing, Banksy's art work in England, Nepal's government collapasing, and more has been going viral. This lays the ground work for radicalization, for naive finger pointing, and for a lot of hatred. It's easy to get swept along with the crowd when such massive waves of energy passes trough society. It is in times like these that reminding yourself of who you are is more important than ever. In times like these the true test of the Retardmaxxing mentality happens. You can lose yourself in the crowd, and be one of millions of people spewing hate, pointing fingers, and making the world a worse place for everyone. Or you can remember who you are, Retardmaxx the wave of love, righteousness and good that you have within you. Not only for your own psychological security, but also for those around you. Be the force that reminds people that there are good people in this world, even during unfortunate chaotic circumstances. Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk.