And to have empathy is a choice, not an obligation. A choice Charlie Kirk openly and repeatedly outright rejected.

In the case of someone like Charlie Kirk, you don’t have to light a candle or post condolences. Simply refusing to cheer his death is enough to stay on the moral high ground. That’s already restraint, especially considering how openly he despised the very concept of empathy.

While I have endless empathy for his wife and children, It’s hard to summon sympathy for someone who spent their public life mocking empathy, minimizing the deaths of children, and actively promoting a worldview that treats mass death as an acceptable cost of doing business.

I mean, you peaked my interest with what looks to be Cillian Murphy reprising his roll as "Jim" from the first film, but whoever though of using the grainy recording of Taylor Holmes reciting Rudyard Kipling's "Boots" over the trailer footage for "28 Years Later" is a f*cking genius.

Nothing says the holidays have arrived like opening your gmail on black Friday and seeing 112 new emails in your "promotions" tab....

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