Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of our post is The Danger of Identity Politics.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk will galvanize a movement.

He is now a far greater threat to those who hated him than he ever was when alive.

The love of God and country that Charlie possessed and so infectiously transmitted will multiply.

That which he played a significant role in birthing will now grow and mature into adulthood.

This cannot be stopped. The seed is in the ground and will be nurtured by God and by those who take up his baton.

When the news came to me that he had been shot, I was actually writing this post on the dangers of

identity politics. It is certainly not wrong to disagree and vigorously debate policy differences.

Our nation was founded in part on this freedom. The danger comes

when one side begins dishonestly labeling the other, calling them Nazis, fascists,

racist, etc. in attempts to gain or hold power. At this time in our nation,

conservatives are routinely accused of hating those who disagree with them, of wanting to hurt

others, of believing in tyranny, and even of being comparable to Hitler. Those who lead in this

sinister evil know these accusations aren't true, but with the help of a biased and dishonest media,

they continue to spread the lies,

propagating fear, hatred, and sadly, violence.

This dividing of our nation for the sake of power,

identity politics, is insidiously evil. The subject of race is a prime example. America had made great

progress the last 50 years in ending racism and accomplishing peace, if not harmony, even electing a

black president.

But many on the left knew this ending of racial strife,

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